Dog Sector In 4084 Year Gland Study
A fragmented notice from an old newspaper references a year 4084 study on a dog gland. The readable text names P Deel and hints at scientific or veterinary focus, with no clear outcome or date details.
19 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented notice from an old newspaper references a year 4084 study on a dog gland. The readable text names P Deel and hints at scientific or veterinary focus, with no clear outcome or date details.
Delinquency of two girls alleged against Pappas led to a conviction in Juvenile Court Judge Ake imposed the maximum workhouse sentence and a fine. Pappas faces a second trial for liquor selling as the investigation into the Kitzig murder continues with witnesses describing rooming and serving practices.
The 43rd Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church held heated sessions Friday morning debating college activities and church policy. Bishop Davis spoke on reasons for failure in ministry as attendees heard evangelistic messages and schedules for speakers and women’s society events in Navarre and Kent.
Fragmented weather notes for Ohio with partial forecast and temperatures. Local ads mention Bochler Bros grocery at 221 Second St NW and King Wet Wash service. Train schedule and a World’s Toes vs Boston ball game reference appear faintly among the damaged text.
Xenophon Kalamatiano of New York describes a year and a half in Russian prisons, living on bread rations and facing execution by firing squad. He recounts nights in death cells, cold nerves, and gradual readjustment after release. The tale follows his transport from Reval with five other freed Americans.
Washington reports indicate Senator Underwood and Senator Pomerene emerged as leading Democratic candidates for the American delegation to the disarmament conference. Woodrow Wilson and other pro league supporters are reportedly out. Official plans place the conference sessions at the Pan American Union with meetings at near the Union building and expect over ten thousand attendees.
Delegates at the Fraternal Order of Police closing session in Reading Pennsylvania selected Canton as the 1922 convention city. Detective Chief Ed Swope and Captain R M Patterson attended for Canton. The event will be held in Canton during the third week of August with several hundred delegates expected, overcoming bids from Erie and others.
Sam Harris, 20, of New York City, says he was hired with four others to murder Mrs. Fifi Potter Stillman, a key figure in the Stillman divorce case. Harris is jailed for investigation as authorities pursue the alleged plot.
Riga reports Walter L. Brown head of American relief in Europe and M. Litivinoff a Soviet envoy concluded talks early and Brown aims to publish details tomorrow. He plans to ship 30 000 tons of foodstuffs to famine districts next month with further increases. Travestia in Moscow says all Americans may now leave Russia immediately.
The Pastry Shop at 218 Cleveland NW offers Devil's Food Spice Butter Cream Lady Baltimore and Pineapple Cream cakes. Stand 13 Arcade Market, Bell 396, State 3620. We deliver.
London reports Britain favors transforming the Washington armament talk into a super peace conference to secure future world tranquility. Premier Massey of New Zealand backs a tri partite agreement among Britain America and Japan as the best possible settlement for the Pacific, hoping Washington could deliver it.
Louis Parr, secretary of the waterworks department, announced the zone system for collecting water rents would not be installed until January 1. The installation was meant for October 1 but delays arise as department staff cannot complete all details until late fall.
Prosecuting Attorney Walter 8 Ruff returns Saturday from Cambridge Springs to meet county commissioners on ouster proceedings against the N. O. T. Action delayed awaiting his arrival in Canton. Also brief ads note Red Star brand cobblers and Leather Man’s Da-Koma Store bargains and Hub Store windows.
Announcement to customers announces an up-to-date sanitary meat market with a full line of fresh and smoked meat at low prices. Special on live chickens and yearlings with specific price points at Macks Coopers Grocery and Meat Market 602 Mahoning rd NE Bell 814 State 1118.
Stockholm August 19 Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana said the United States remains peacefully inclined and aims to avoid any European dispute that could draw the country into war. Japanese Diet member Dr Tanaka urged complete Washington conference success. Delegates Walsh and McKinley of Illinois participate in the Inter parliamentary Union meeting.
County commissioners arranged a contract Friday to sell gravel to Canton for street and alley improvements at 10 cents per load. Gravel pits near the county infirmary farm yield excellent road material, with Oakwood road recently enhanced by this material drawing attention.
Park at Canton Auto Park rates and services listed with oil change and free grease. CharIs F Paquelet undertaker at 601 Cleveland Ave NW appears with ambulance service and contact details. Arcade Millinery and Fisher Auto advertise inventories and locations in Northeast and West Cleveland areas. Louisaville Orphans picnic postponed to September 1 at Meyers Lake with a brief notice.
The tax revision bill enters amendment stage in the house with Ways and Means control. About sixty amendments await, including removal of a 10 dollar soft drink tax and a five percent tax on tooth powder, plus pensions and veterans payments exemptions. Democrats seek changes but face limited chance of adoption before the final vote tomorrow at 3 p.m.
Edward John Conroy of 1204 12th Street NE was injured Thursday evening when his bus collided with a street car at Tuscarawas and Piedmont. He was taken to Aultman Annex, treated for bruises and cuts, then returned home. Two men and two women aboard escaped injury. The Pastry Shop at Arcade Market advertises bargain specials and delivery.
Broken glasses quickly repaired at Merritt Optical Co 217 Tusest W Coutland hotel block Adv advertises tent services at éth and Mc Kinley SW with low prices and quick repairs.
Premier Lloyd George told the house of commons that England's peace offer to Ireland is final with no further concessions except detail rearrangements. He warned rejection would force an emergency session and gravest consequences, urging reason and avoiding renewed conflict. The government says all cards are on the table with the outline unalterable.
A two story mercantile building to be erected at 4826 Mahoning Rd NE by A. H. Seymore. Permit granted Friday by the city building department. The 40 by 80 foot structure will cost about $46,000 with contracts awarded to Seymore, Summers and Rule of 326 Market AR 8.
Thieves smashed a display window at 1021 Carna hanav Street and stole a large quantity of cigars cigarettes and tobacco. They also seized $2 in pennies from the rack drawer and police suspect involvement by local youths.
Chicago August 19 Tex Rickard promoter vows a legal challenge to the interstate ban on transporting moving pictures of boxing matches. He is under $10,000 bond after arrest for bringing Dempsey Carpentier film into Illinois and faces potential one year jail or $1,000 fine. He criticizes the law as unconstitutional and says he will press the case to the limit.
Windsor Ont Aug 19 organized rum running on the Detroit River received a knock out blow when Ontario authorities seized all liquor aboard ships. The action strengthens patrols on both sides of the river as officials seek to curb cross border booze. A test case involves Walkerville Brewing Company defending why seized beer should not be confiscated.
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