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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
2
A historical note reports a vigorous campaign against patent medicines. The item highlights public health objections and calls for regulations, spelling out advocacy actions and community concern over unregulated tonics and cures.
In a remote wilderness, Martin and two officers pursue a half breed as Old Cy and Levi patrol while Ray and Chip nurture a budding romance. Old Cy proposes Ray stay to trap and gum gather through winter, earning future funds, while Chip prepares for schooling in Greenvale. The morning after, Ray agrees, sensing the lure of work over carefree wandering.
The narrative recalls a two week stay at Birch Camp as September brings autumn hues and serene days. A single discordant note, the fear of a halfbreed named yantaboe, unsettles the otherwise tranquil scene.
Cohan presents George Washington Jr with Carter De Haven in the lead at the Nelson. De Haven rose from Chicago child performer to vaudeville headliner earning steadily from early feats to a ten week Orpheum Circuit tour. Also featured are London company Bed Greet and Henrietta Crosman with Lifeorama by Lyman Howe, praised for honesty in advertising. The Nelson run includes matinee and night shows through March 27.
Notices of farewell to Mrs Purdy and a series of social events hosted by the Lady Maccabees division 612 B of L E Mrs George Lauterback and others feature card games sewing society meetings and church suppers with details on hosts venues and attendees across the city.
Nonpariel club Mrs. Walter Berkshire and Current Topics club Mrs. Noland lead today. Fleur de Lis club Mrs William Simms New Pedro club Mrs H G Stalnaker Foresters Social club Mrs James Gammell Mental Culture club PRIDAY Busy Bee club Assembly dance Euchre club Miss Naomi Henry Saturday Purple club Teddy Bear P H B club
Deputy Clerk I Gifford received a letter from Carl Riccick stating he has been named an assistant sergeant at arms at the Republican state convention to be held in Indianapolis next week. The appointment will give Gifford an opportunity to work for the nomination of Q A Myers.
Class No. 5 of the M. E. Sunday school will hold a poverty social in the church basement next Saturday evening, March 28. Local notes report Ada Dykeman of Anoka visiting, new housing for the Staggs on John Shope’s farm, and various travels and visits among Walton residents.
A petition filed with the city clerk requests extending Nineteenth street from Jefferson to Toledo street. Property owners signers urge grading, graving and bowlder gutters with substantial filling needed. car barns on Eighteenth street previously blocked a similar proposal.
Harry T. Smith representing the Private Business College visited Flora yesterday to arrange enrollment for two new students. They will enter the spring term in mid April.
Miss Ruth Gipe attends today for a visit with her parents.
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