The Boss Pledges Service for German Customers
The boss notes a German telephone is installed to receive orders in German or English. The driver will deliver in English. He adds that business remains brisk with lots still selling.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
1
Millinery Goods At Low Prices
A brief notice advertises millinery goods at unusually low prices inviting readers to consider purchasing headwear. The fragment suggests ongoing sale pricing and a focus on affordable hats.
Gasoline stoves urged as safer option for hot weather
An ad-like piece suggests oil stoves as cooling choices and warns gasoline units riskier. It invites readers to visit and discuss options, framing the topic with a light, playful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hades
Popular Excursion to Detroit via Wa Bash R R Sunday
A special excursion Sunday June 7 offers a round trip fare of 2.25 from Lo Newsport, leaving at 1.04 a m and arriving in Detroit by 7 a m. Return on Detroit trains by 8 p m Sunday or regular trains. Visit Belle Isle Windsor Canada Star Isle and St. Clair Flats on the trip. M Burke ticket agent.
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Lo Newsport
Peru
Detroit
Belle Isle
Boys Blair
Windsor
Canada
Star Isle
Sugar Island
St. Clair Flats
Glasses Promise Greater View and Graceful Style
The text extols newer lenses offering a larger field of vision with reduced reflections and improved comfort. It emphasizes smoother wear near the eyes and an enhanced aesthetic, claiming benefits over older flat lenses.
Thunderstorm Inspires Child’s Fearless Cheer
A family gathers as a storm rages. the mother checks on Dorothy in the nursery. Lightning lights the room and the child sits upright, clapping and shouting joyfully for more thunder and light.
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Dorothy
Olive
Lower the Lake to Ease Overflow Near Panhandle Tracks
The Panhandle railroad may cut a channel from Lake Ci cott to Burnett's creek to lower the lake about ten feet amid spring floods and a 16 inch tile drain feeding 500 acres. Landowners eye relief but fear lack of concerted action. past destruction of a drain near the railroad shows the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soni
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Events in Young America
Special correspondence lists visits and family gatherings among residents of Young America including Mrs Peter Enyart Hugh Flood Jessie Flood and Roy Kinzie. Decoration Day at Bethlehem church and an ice cream festival at Tyson's store are announced along with a Mormon street event and B Y P U festival June 6.
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Peter Enyart
Hugh
Peru
Jessie Flood
Jesse Arnold
Ora
Ind
Roy Kinzie
Kirtly Hopkins
Hoover M. E. Aid Society
Joseph Buskirk
Wynn
Tiosa
Earl
Earl Wynn
Henry Angle
Ben Angle
Bethlehem M. E
William Murden
M. M. Murden
Tyson’s
Tyson’s Store Room
Fred Hopkins
Daniel Hopkins
George Montgomery
William Carson
Thomas Skinner
Enoch Jones
Kokomo
Jewel City
Kansas
Irene Angle
Smith Family Acknowledges Ongoing Illnesses
Georgetown reports A J Smith and J T Wiley remain ill. Miss Francis Green is employed by Mrs A J Smith in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
J. T. Wiley
Francis Green
Young America Visit by Lena Beamer to Kokomo
Miss Lena Beamer made a business trip to Kokomo on Wednesday. An ice cream festival will be held at the U B parsonage Friday evening May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Reed Wilkle
Galveston
Joseph Harris
Edna Ruskaski
Faith Hanna
Flora
Chicago
Kokomo
Kokomo Pike
Logansport
Lena Beamer
U. B. Parsonage
Gift That Please the Boy on the Seashore
Two boys build sand castles as a seashore scene unfolds. A passerby praises a jointed spyglass as the finest gift for a seaside child. Other passengers share a light moment and a mishap occurs in a carriage before a wedding ceremony proceeds with Creslip and Miss Davis’s marriage.
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Ont
Happy Beach Mood Inspires Small Fry at the Shore
A breezy Buffalo Express note captures the scene as beachgoers soak up sun and laughter. Families cheer as waves sparkle, promising carefree days and neighborhood joy for all visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Not Cut Out for a Gallant Youth Amuses Passengers
A 19 year old, gawky and self conscious youth in New Orleans offered his seat to a 16 year old girl entering a suburban car. She declined, smiling, and said she would transfer a few blocks further on. The moment amused other passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
When Is a King Not a King at the Casino
A humorous Biarritz tale about an American lady who kept her seat as King Edward entered the casino and, after being told off, said if the king of England chose to stay she deemed it bad manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biarritz
Edward
England
Discreetly Omitted Lady Steals Attention in Royal Tale
The narrator notes a woman who remained seated as all others stood, and the king asks her identity, but her name is discreetly omitted from the tale. The scene highlights courtly decorum and royal curiosity without naming the participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jogie
Une Arge
Couple Weds In Street Amid Arc Light in Buggy
John Creslip of Rochester and Miss Ivy Davis of Beaver were married recently in a street buggy. They appeared before Rev. Harvey L. Grimes who read the license by arc light with no witnesses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hayes
Creslip
Miss Davis
Mr. Grimes
John Creslip
Rochester
Ivy Davis
Beaver
Harvey L. Grimes
Discourage Women Architects Debate in England
The article notes discussions in England about whether women should study architecture. It argues there is insufficient work for male architects to justify women entering the field, yet it acknowledges strong demand for women as consulting architects in England and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Affinity Post Cards Take Spotlight In Trend Shift
A fragmented note notes the affinity craze impacting hobbyists and columns as enthusiasts adopt novelty cards. The brief mentions social interest, collector activity, and fashioning cards for personal exchanges amid a growing fad.
Postcard trade notes spring souvenir styles debut
Souvenir postcard stands showcase spring styles with flowers and hearts and carry inscriptions like To My Lear Affinity. The fusion of fiction and branding has finally been recognized by the postcard trade as new themes emerge for seasonally themed cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauucra
Lear
A Mistaken Impression in Public Question Debate
A dialogue between an analytical questioner and Senator Sorghum highlights confusion over public questions. The exchange suggests many see public questions as mere topics for discussion rather than actions or policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorghum
Improved Form of Incubator Boosts Poultry Breeding
The electric incubator now in use in Europe promises surer results due to finer control of heating and ventilation. Fresh air enters from underneath after preheating by radiators, with adjustable lateral top slides governing ventilation to keep the germ alive without drying out the eggs. Automatic management of heat and air is highlighted as a key advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Have Surplus of Furniture in Homes Urges Good Health
A Good Health writer argues most homes hold excess furniture and textiles. Curtains and carpets are blamed for dust and poor air, urging removal of bedroom carpets and simpler, cleaner homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
A Friend and Life’s Best Blessing in Home Chat
The piece argues that human affection tops all gifts from God. It calls friendship priceless, lasting through trials, storms, and life’s darkest hours, sustaining us when our craft falters and we struggle to simply live.
Bookmaker Defies Court In Chicago Trial
In a Chicago court a bookmaker on trial for gambling was pressed by the third sub-assistant district attorney. The prosecutor urged a conviction while the bookmaker stood by his testimony under oath. When asked to confirm, the defendant asserted firm certainty and even offered to bet a hundred on his statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
How Coal Grows and World Coal Resources
The article explains coal forms from vegetable matter, noting growth rates yield less than one eighth inch per layer and a million years for a ten foot bed. It cites U S coalfields cover 440000 square miles and over 100000000 tons mined last year, enough to circle the earth at the equator. It adds scientists claim U S coal reserves could last about 2000 years for the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Son’s Letter Lifts Couple From Glasgow Poorhouse Hope
An elderly Glasgow couple in despair over dull trade wrote to their son in America pleading for help or they would be forced into the poorhouse. After three weeks they received a letter from him offering assistance, reversing their dire situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
America
Sugary Words Spark Dark Exit on Night Train
An exchange between Pulsatilla Corkins and Orlando Spoonamore ends with Orlando departing into a dark night after a violent incident aboard a dining car. The fragment references train time table details for routes between Logansport, Chicago, Indianapolis, Springfield, and Cincinnati, dated May 24, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulsatilla Corkins
Orlando
Miss Corkins
Spoonamore
Orlando Spoonamore
Train Timetable Notes Kokomo to Marion Early Morning Runs
A timetable lists multiple Kokomo to Marion departures starting at 4:30 a.m. with intervals through 11:30 a.m. It also shows return times from Marion to Kokomo from 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. indicating a full daily service window.
Train Schedule Fragments for St Louis to New York Route
Timetable snippet lists multiple eastbound and southbound trains with numbers routes and times including No 2 from St Louis to New York at 3 42 am No 28 Kansas City to New York 8 37 am No 4 St Louis to New York 3 10 pm No 6 St Louis to Toledo 7 06 am No 9 New York to Kansas City 11 01 pm No 1 New York to St Louis 2 11 pm No 5 Toledo to St Louis 7 00 pm No 3 New York to St Louis 11 01 pm No 41 Terre Haute St Louis Mail 7 20 am No 43 Terre Haute St Louis Fast Line 1 00 pm No 45 Terre Haute Express 7 26 pm No 47 Logansport Sunday only No 49 Terre Haute Ace Sunday only No 59 Logan accommodation Sunday only 9 20 pm 10 05 am 6 15 pm M Burke local ticket agent schedules shown for South Bend and surrounding lines.
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St. Louis
New York
Kansas City
Toledo
Cca
South Bend Mail Daily
South Bend Express
Logan
Veeecsee -Eree
South Bend
Cscs
T. ‘Haute
T. Haute
Terre Haute
Logansport cc
Terre Haute Ace
Logan Accommodation
Train timetables and sleeping cars listed for lines in midwest
A detailed list of Pennsylvanian and midwest railroad trains with departure times routes and car services. Noting sleeping cars on No 6 and No 1 among others and parlor dining cars on Nos 118 and 119 between Chicago and Cincinnati Indianapolis and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Chicago
Indianapolis
Springfield
Cincinnati
Louisville
Columbus
Pittsburg
Fast Mail Express and Accm Service Schedules
Express service runs daily except Sunday with specific departure and arrival times. Frank J. Reed, G. P. A., notes morning and afternoon slots for Mail Express and Accm services with distinct times listed for weekdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail Express Express
Frank J. Reed
G. P. A. Chicago
Trains Schedule Fort Wayne Lafayette and connections
Interurban and freight schedule lists multiple daily train times between Fort Wayne Lafayette and intermediate points. Limited cars run to Boyd Park at 11:05 p m. Express freight service operates between Fort Wayne and Lafayette with weekly weekday departures at 9:30 a m from Fort Wayne and 6 30 a m from Lafayette. R T Gunn is superintendent of transportation in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Interurbaneru
Wabash
Huntington
Lafayette
Boyd Park
Fort Wayne
R. T. Gunn
Supt. Trans
Ft. Wayne
Ind
U T System Schedules for Logansport Interurban to Tipton
March 12 1907 timetable shows Logansport to Interurban Station services with multiple daily departures from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. including limited trains to Tipton and connections at Tipton to Elwood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Muncie and other intermediate stations. Interchangeable coupon books offer 12 dollars worth of travel for 10 dollars across 32 traction lines covering 1807 miles. Connections at Muncie link Hartford City Montpelier Bluffton Farmland Winchester Union City Greenville and beyond.
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Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Fairmount
Anderson
Middletown
Muncie
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Hartford City
Montpelier
Bluffton
Farmland
Winchester
Union City
Greenville
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