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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
6
Edgar F. Metzger publisher swears the Tribune's October 1911 circulation as stated in a Cass County public table. Notary Louis P. Denner endorses the affidavit on November 6, 1911. Commission expires February 24, 1914.
A Woman's World piece argues a congressman's quality rests on responsiveness to letters and district needs. It notes the district should defeat an incumbent who neglects bills for local improvement, postal service standards, accessibility at the capital, and conscientious committee work.
The editorial mocks the hush over endorsements and the ritual of candidates embracing the job. It notes the polite, formal refusal followed by a cautious acceptance, arguing the trend aims to quiet public outcry and present a polished party image.
A text praising a political figure's readiness to lead the world and urging that if nominated the honor should come without seeking it. It credits the candidate’s public record, statesmanship, connection to the people, character, and political strength as grounds for support.
A reader in Decatur asks for a non alcoholic oyster cocktail recipe for about six servings. The note suggests Decatur is preparing for a large social function.
The Duluth News-Tribune suggests if you cannot find your life's work, start by attending to the nearest job to gain practical experience and build toward a meaningful career.
The passage notes editor Burk Hart’s blunt style and uses a rural metaphor to comment that craw is a harsher term than gizzard, reflecting plain speech.
Physicians note a rise in reactionary gizzards following Thanksgiving as diners exhibit unusual stomach responses. The report highlights medical observations and potential dietary triggers observed by doctors.
A brief note urges business owners to start Christmas advertising early to capture shoppers before the holiday rush. It emphasizes planning and early campaigns as essential for seasonal sales.
The Employes Relief Funds distributed 202176.72 in October 1911, averaging 6521.83 daily. Since inception 331764055.06 has been paid to incapacitated members or families of deceased members. East lines paid 188647.97 in October, with 52025.32 for survivors and 86622.65 for incapacitated members. West lines paid 63528.75 in October, 23650.00 to families and 35878.75 for those unable to work.
George Walker twenty six is under arrest in Port Huron accused of attempted arson tied to fires at the railroad Y M C A building on November twenty. Police tie Walker a Grand Trunk railway fireman to incidents in Port Huron and Evanston and hold him in $1000 bond awaiting examination.
A reader from Bristol Tennessee recounts two years of constipation and failed medical help before Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets cured him. He claims two packages restored regularity and recommends the product, available at all druggists.
The Outlook prints an authorized interview with President Taft discussing tariff value, income tax, the Tariff Board, and concerns about reductions. He defends the tariff, outlines cautious tax ideas, praises the Supreme Court as liberty bulwark, and says re election plans remain open to public judgment.
Special dispatch reports brush fires in the forest reserve now cover over 500 square miles. The article also notes weather conditions with feet wet and cold, and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and hot foot baths before bed to ward off severe colds. Sold by all druggists.
The Duma approved the third reading of a bill to prevent drunkenness. It bans the sale of alcoholic liquors in all government works institutions and places of public amusement.
Boston observances mark the centenary of Wendell Phillips with tributes to his abolitionist work and advocacy for women’s rights. Citizens reflect on Phillips’ influence and participate in tributes across the city from sunrise to night.
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