Winter diseases of babies deserve special attention
The Daily News outlines a six part series by the Children's Bureau on baby care, stressing that winter illnesses such as bronchitis and pneumonia are largely preventable through proper feeding, cleanliness, sleep, fresh air, and protection from exposure. It cautions against overheated indoors, contagious colds, and advises nursing mothers to avoid coughing near babies and to limit baby contact with visitors, noting the issue continues on page two column one.
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Daily News
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Verdun Front Rages As German Forces Reassert Push
German troops holding Douaumont near Verdun mount renewed assaults after capturing the village. French counterattacks, led by Gen. Joffre, press the ridge lines amid intense artillery exchanges and trench fortifications. Fresh divisions from Belgium, Russia, and Serbia reinforce the German drive.
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Douaumont
Verdun
Fort Douatmont
Joffre
Belgium
Russia
Servia
Wilson Will Not Resign Denial From White House
President Wilson will not resign and Secretary Tumulty dismissed reports of resignation as false. The White House statement warned that publishing such stories would dishonor the American newspaper.
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Wilson
Washington
Joseph J. Tumulty
White House
Tumulty
America
February Cuts Funny Gapers
February was colder than most Februaries with a mean 2 degrees. The warmest day reached 57 degrees while the coldest was 2 degrees below, and precipitation was light with 12 snowy days and 13 cloudy. Weather official Meyers noted February’s readings fall short of normal.
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Canton
Dal
Meyer
Ford
Melbourne Brothers vs Non Metal Ceiling Co pretrial slated
The case slated for the common pleas court Monday was last year halted by the court of appeals and returns for pretrial. Dora Goshorn of Canton also set for a hearing this week claiming injuries from a defective sidewalk. City records indicate ongoing civil actions locally.
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Melbourne Bros
Court of Appeals
Dora Goshorn
Canton
Ss City
Congressmen Desert Capitol For Weekend Layoff
Washington March 4. The House will not act to table the McLemore resolution on belligerent merchant ships until Tuesday. Leaders say members left the Capitol for the weekend, and anticipated business diminished, delaying action and planning a likely decisive vote next week.
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House of Representatives
McLemore
Kichin
Pau
Flood
House
Desert Capepal
Capitol
Rep. Pau
See Danger in War with U S
Conservative German newspapers warn of war with the United States detailing risks. A Reichstag member notes a US fleet alongside Britain could blockade, rapid German recruitment, loss of ships in American harbors, and a surge in American financial power shifting the war.
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Germany
U. S
America
Herr Naumond
Reichstag
Schiesweg
England
Canton Superintendent Pettit recalls cold radiator mishap
Building Superintendent Pettit of Canton schools recounts a freezing car incident. He describes the engine missing and stopping while the radiator froze from the bottom as the vehicle ran, a striking cold weather cautionary tale.
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Pettit
Canton Schools
City weighs settling dispute over sewage plant payment
The city may refer an $18,000 questioned payment to Consulting Engineer R W Pratt to settle a dispute with Landner and Evans on the sewage disposal plant job. Auditor Barr supports settlement though he sees little grounds for a dispute. Contract price was $249,000. $198,000 paid. $7,060 due after bond funds arrive, leaving a $44,090 balance. Service Director McClaskey favors not subirmitting to Pratt alone. resident engineer Kk B Senter will advise.
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Landner and Evans
R. W. Pratt
S. E. Barr
Barr
Ruff
McClaskey
Pratt
Kk. B. Senter
Committee Eyes Higher Downtown Lighting Rates
The light committee of council plans to recommend a rate increase for downtown lighting. Ralph Staley says the panel, after talks with Canton Electric Co and Sun Vapor and Gas Light Co, expects one more meeting before Monday night’s council session. The proposal aims to triple current lighting charges while keeping the city’s costs the same.
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Ralph Staley
Canton Electric Co
Sun Vapor and Gas Light Co
Rebstock Sues over Damages and Cancelled Lease
John H. Rebstock files suit against M. T. Biggam for 590 damages and cancellation of two notes. He alleges Biggam rented a coal yard at Navarrerd and Marionav 8 W and sub rented it, received rent, but did not turn the property over to owners causing the lease to be cancelled. Rice & Souers filed the suit.
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John H. Rebstock
M. T. Biggam
Biggam
Navarrerd and
Marionav
Rice & Souers
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner Ad at The Place You Want to Eat
An advertisement promotes a special Sunday chicken dinner at The Place You Want to Eat located at 421 Market Avenue South. The run emphasizes a featured meal with promotional pricing and dining options for readers.
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Catlin
Market
A. S
Removal Notice for Schafer Jewelry Store Move
The Schafer jewelry store has moved to 135 3rd St NW in the New Harris building. Advertisement references editions 1, 3, and 4.
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Schafer Jewelry Store
3Rd St
New Harris Building
Auditorium Saturday Night. Dienerea and Pietmres Ae
Auditorium event notice lists performers Dienerea and Pietmres Ae advertising a Saturday night program. Local listings indicate admission details and venue timing.
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Dienerea and Pietmres Ae —Adv
Buffet Funds Backed by Mrs Burns at Waterloo Station
London March 4 Mrs Walter Burns sister of J Pierpont Morgan has raised funds for a soldiers and sailors buffet at Waterloo station. More than a thousand men can be served in three hours and Mrs Burns attends daily to help. The report notes soldiers prefer no jam and jokes about jam shortages in trench life.
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London
Walter Burns
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Waterloo Railroad Station
Fam
War Department
Wife’s Ghost Tales Trigger Divorce Battle in Louisville
Civil War veteran Josiah Bowen testified that his wife Sarah Belle Bowen claimed to hear spirits and see his first wife and two deceased sons, driving him toward nervous breakdown. Bowen sought divorce on cruelty grounds after alimony talks failed. the case followed a prior cross petition and earlier abortive actions.
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Josiah Sowen
Louisville
Newby
Sarah Belle Bowen
Bowen
Park land rental talks set for next week
Service Director McClaskey announced Saturday he has turned over a plot of Waterworks Park showing land needed by the N. O. T. for switches to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Solicitor Ruff. Ruff will seek a conference with Attorney Welty of the traction company next week.
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Laad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ruff
Welty
The
Traction Company
Overland motor car group at St. John's Catholic church
A local gathering at St. John's Catholic church Sunday evening drew notable attendees including Master Haugh Mc Nicol of St. Ignatius college. The event, advertised as part of Overland related activities, followed activities in Canton and Overland.
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Haugh Mc Nicol
St. Ignatius College
St. John’s Catholic Church
State aid approved for Stark county highway fund
Stark County will receive about 52000 in state aid this year confirmed by State Highway Commissioner Cowan. The intercounty fund provides 17000, the main market fund 25000, and the maintenance fund about 11000 with possible variation. Residential notices and local ads accompany the finance update.
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Sickafoose
Cowan
Stark Ce
Concert Advertisement at St John’s Catholic Church
Master Hugh McNicol presents a Sunday evening concert at St John’s Catholic Church with advance admission from 3 to 4. The event promotes parish activities and offers ticket details for attendees.
Wife recounts spying husband in divorce suit
Pauline Reel files for divorce from Roy M. Keel alleging repeated beating and obsessive spying. She says he hid under tables and behind furniture to listen to conversations, became suspicious after their 1913 marriage, and caused nerve distress. Effinger is her maiden name. Upham represents her.
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Pauline Brb
Reel
Roy M. Keel
General Stamping Co
Effinger
Upham
Couple Uses Workhouse Vacation For Marriage License
A bride and groom who spent a so called vacation in the workhouse before marriage had their license paid by a charity collection in a police court. Deputy Judge Werner and Judge Quinn coordinated the effort after the couple said they were broke. The pair were arrested in December and later obtained a license in probate court but delayed the ceremony. They promised to marry and the judge offered to dismiss the charge if they did so. They later returned to request the ceremony.
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Werner
Tony Tomar
May Brown
Quinn
T. John’s Catholic Church
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