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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
7
A concise report notes a vigorous campaign targeting patent medicines with calls for stricter regulation and public awareness. It highlights concerns over unproven cures and consumer protection efforts led by local reform advocates.
Lieutenant Brant returns to Naida to reveal her father Robert Nolan died at Custer’s side. Nolan’s papers name Naida as heir and explain the crime that led to his conviction. Murphy’s deposition confirms Nolan’s fate and Naida accepts Brant’s proposal to start anew together.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note questions the nut earth theory that we live inside a shell. It mocks balloonists risk and notes that accepting the kernel idea would unsettle familiar things. The piece ends by saying it prefers to believe we are outside, yet remains open if the facts prove otherwise.
A humorous dialogue features Miss Flutterby and Mr Spooner discussing a portrait that resembles her grandmother. He denies flattery while noting the striking family likeness and recalls two sisters who looked alike yet differed in beauty, one admired and the other not.
A historical note states commissioned British army officers are expected to wear uniform only in barracks or on duty. It adds that officers on furlough or not engaged in military duty should wear civilian attire rather than military dress.
The document lists township and ward Republican meetings with dates and times for delegate selections. Townships include Adams, Bethlehem, Boone, Harrison, Jefferson, Jackson, Tipton, Washington, Clay, Clinton, Deer Creek, Miami, Noble, and Eel, plus ward sessions in West Side, North court room, city Building, North street, and Fifteenth street engine houses. Delegates and alternates are allocated per ward, with vote rules and signatories Herbert A. Brown and Chas KaHler.
John Bush reports his ginseng crop near the street car junction east of the city was dug up during thaw by unknown thieves. About three weeks’ growth was removed and the thief returned the digging hoe to the hole and covered it. Bush, an elderly war veteran, relied on ginseng, worth about ten dollars per pound dry, as a livelihood.
Senior class members have completed rehearsals for the annual high school class play a French comedy titled Scrap of Paper. Cast includes Ruth Clesson Louise Helen Diffenbaugh Mathilde May Mehaffie and others. Rehearsals directed by Miss Mary West with Miss Ora Cox assisting in management.
Partial timetable shows No 2 St Louis to New York daily No 8 Kansas City to New York daily No 6 St Louis to Toledo daily No 4 St Louis to New York daily West Bound No 9 New York to Kansas City daily No 1 New York to St Louis daily No 5 Toledo to St Louis daily No 3 New York to St Louis daily Burke Local Ticket Agent notes some times and sub routes for South Bend and Logan Acc.
Historic timetable listing train numbers and arrival departure times among Chicago Logansport routes. Notes sleeping cars on Nos 6 1 3 10 and parlor dining car services on Nos 118 119 18 12 126 with passenger dining between Logansport and Chicago.
A fast mail service summary states Express and Express Acem routes run except Sundays with a 5 48 a m mail Acem note. Frank J Reed signs as G P A and outlines the schedule.
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co releases interurban train times to Peru Wabash Delphi Lafayette and intermediate points. Limited and express freight services run between Fort Wayne and Lafayette with daily departures and a 9 30 a m Fort Wayne to Lafayette service. R T Gunn superintendent trans Fort Wayne Indiana.
U T System announces March 12 1907 service with Logansport to Indianapolis routes and multiple daily departures from Interurban Station. trains connect via Tipton and serve Wood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Muncie and intermediate stops. Interchangeable coupon books sold locally. price about ten cents per good over thirty two.
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