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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

5

Markets Adapt as Buffalo Quarantine Bites Loom

Union Stock Yards traders in Logansport say Buffalo quarantine barely dents local markets. Dealers report shifting to Chicago Toledo and other cities while Buffalo trades remain supplementary for Indiana Ohio Michigan stock. Local yards remain independent due to direct orders from eastern shippers and packers, reducing impact of the quarantine.

Wabash Buffalo Stock Yards Logansport the Tribune Union Stock Yards Company Mass County Buffalo Chicago Toledo Cass County Indiana Ohio Michigan West Pittsburg New York Baltimore

Decapitating Words in English Language

A London Chronicle writer notes language trims words back to older forms. He cites spend and sport as examples with roots in Latin dispendere and disport, showing decapitalized forms carry ancient meanings of paying out and carrying apart.

London Chronicle

First Aid Rules Given to Laity by Railway Surgeons

Advisory guidance for laypeople on basic first aid following accidents. Do not pinch or pull wounds or apply cobwebs or hornet nests. Do not use spirits to dress a wound. Use clean cloths dipped in boiled water for dressing. Do not move a very pale or weak patient.

Ives Wooldls Hutenson McClure’s Magazine

Byron Epitaph for Boatswain the Newfoundland

Lord Byron praised Boatswain in verse on his Newfoundland’s tomb. The inscription notes beauty without vanity strength without insolence courage without ferocity and virtues without vices, marking the beloved dog’s memory with affection. Boatswain was born in Newfoundland on May 3, 1803 and died near Newstead Abbey in 1808.

Lord Byron Newfoundland

Just the Thing for an Old Gentleman in Twenty Fifth Year

In a bookstore a clerk helps a customer Tom seek a suitable gift for a man married fifty years. The clerk suggests a book titled A Half Century of Convict Life as a fitting choice for the long-married gentleman.

Tom

Youthful Heart Defies Age Says Success Magazine

A Success Magazine saying claims a young heart and youthful thoughts keep old age at bay. It cites optimism as a defense against aging and encourages a hopeful mindset.

Success Magazine

Woman and Husband Debate Missing Train

A Manila era caption shows a couple at Azcarraga station arguing over delays and dressing, blaming each other for missing a train. The scene captures domestic friction amid station bustle and Philippine gossip columns.

Azcarraga Philippines

At Home Banquet Quip Highlights Houston Post Style

A brief humorous exchange centers on being perfectly at home, with one speaker noting the banqueting setting and another remarking on silence as a familiar trait. The dialogue captures a casual, wry tone reflecting social ease and familiarity.

Houston Post

Chivalrous Bookseller Courteously Offers Book to Miss

In a brief exchange from a 19th century column a chivalrous bookseller offers the title The Wide Wide World to an attractive young lady describing his courteous intent and inviting her to choose an item from his stock.

Burden Weighs On Others Unknown, Says Herbert Quote

A brief aphorism notes that no one can know another person’s burden. The line attributed to Herbert highlights unseen struggles and empathy without naming specific events or individuals.

Steketee's Oil Kidney and Bladder Remedy

Steketee's Oil touted as a comprehensive kidney and bladder remedy for Bright's disease diabetes sediment burning pain and backache. Sold with a dropper and anti bilious pills in a paper box priced 25 cents or five for 1 06, mailed if needed from George G Steketee Grand Rapids Mich.

Steketee Bright George G. Steketee Grand Rapids Mich

Jewish Jeers and Jibes Lecture Promotes Tolerant View

Rabbi Nathan Krass lectured at Broadway Methodist Church on Jewish tolerance in a diverse audience. He condemned antisemitic myths, rebutted claims of Jewish rejection of Jesus, and urged unity under the golden rule, stressing Israel’s moral influence and a universal mission of brotherhood.

Rochester, N. Y Dr. Krass Israel Jesus

Early Logansport Jeweler John P Webster Dies

John P Webster seventy seven longtime Logansport jeweler died at 2215 North street two hours after suffering a stroke while using a phone in Stewart and Smith grocery on Market street. He had earlier owned stores on Market street and remained interested in H F McFarland's business. He leaves a widow two sons and two daughters with funeral plans pending arrival of all children.

Case Dismissal Ends Liquor Charge Against Hayes

The case against Homer Hayes of the Barnett Hotel for liquor law violations was dismissed yesterday. The affidavit charging Frank Peronne with the same violations was deemed faulty and all proceedings were stopped.

Homer Hayes Barnett Hotel Frank Peronne

The Web of Venice Observed by Arthur Symons

Arthur Symons in Scribner's describes Venice as an immense spider like network. Narrow streets bridges canals balconies and watching gondolas create a claustrophobic maze. The city’s smells sights and crowds tire the observer’s senses and blur the path at night.

Venice Arthur Symons Scribner’s

Happiest People In Europe Say Swiss Lead In Happiness

The article asserts Switzerland is Europe’s happiest nation due to harmony, liberty, security, tolerance, and self respect. It notes minimal emigration, with about 300,000 Swiss abroad learning languages, yet they consistently return home and avoid permanent residence outside Switzerland.

Europe Switzerland Everybody’s Magazine

Professional Fees Debate on Medical and Legal Fees

Fragment discusses payments to professionals, noting surgeons and physicians are not the sole recipients of fees and contrasting with lawyers receiving fees. It reflects a critique of perceived fault-based compensation in professions.

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