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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
President Warren G. Harding states America seeks no role in old world destinies but will engage with nations for conferences while refusing permanent alliances. He warns beast armed powers will not threaten or coerce the United States and vows vigilance against aggression.
Fragmentary letters express a creed for international peace, industrial progress, and shared humanity. The speaker rejects national prejudice and arms races, urging a shift from conflict to cooperation and a hopeful future for all mankind.
A fragment speaks of unity and collective strength for America under the flag. The speaker envisions a nation where every man and woman serves in defense, with all proceeds directed to the defense fund and no personal gain. The League of Nations note hints at continuation on another page.
Detectives A. T. Weidman and Otto Hamlin are set to testify in their own defense before the civil service commission as part of their appeal of dismissal by Safety Director Braucher. The hearing, focusing on alleged incompetence and intoxication while on duty, includes testimonies about character and the Dec 17 crash linked to a Stark Electric car on Ninth-st NE.
Advertisement note shows men’s suits and overcoats sale with prices cut from 35 value to 16 50 at The Hub Store 318 Tase-st E. Adv. Stamped towels priced 35c 49c and 65c at Bluebird Shoppe 126 5th-st NW Adv. Moose election of officers Friday 1 to 7 30 p m Adv. Piano for 100 at Kenny’s fourth floor Adv.
Advertises men s high grade stiff and soft collars at 15 cents each or two for 25 cents. Location listed as 1512 Tuscat W near car barns in a distant rent district area.
A local pastry shop advertises pecan rolls ideal for Sunday breakfasts. Customers may order by phone for delivery tomorrow and pickup at 218 Cleveland Ave NW with Bel 396 State 3620 listed as contact details.
Dance party announced for Johnston's Hall Saturday evening March 6 with admission and events advertised.
Saturday special offers prime beef boiling meat fresh pork shoulder and veal stews. The Old Reliable Meat Market at 209 Tusct F lists various cuts including lamb, pot roast, chuck roast, sausage, and poultry with prices and house made products.
Classified listing shows men shirts at 3.50 and 1.39 at The Victor Clothing Store located near the car barns. Canton Fish Co advertises fresh dressed chickens at 119 Third Street SH. A used player piano priced 450 with Easy payments from Kenny's piano department. Kuppenheimer and Michaels overcoats reduced to 29.59 at The Robinson Co. Ad.
Ad fragment notes price six dollars for corduroy trousers at The Victor Clothing Store located near Tusest W. opposite car barns. The text provides a single promotional line with no further details or dates.
Margaret's Noonday Meals offers daily service from 11 to 2 at 216 Market Ave S Adv. The Ohio Dry Goods Co at Harris Arcade 2nd floor advertises spring suits dresses and skirts arriving daily featuring taffeta charmeuse satin and crepe de chine at low prices.
Butter rich English cookies ad promotes delivery by phone Bell 396 State 8620. The Pastry Shop offers new ladies gloves at $2.00 instead of $4.60, with all colors shown. Arthur's Leather Shop lists 204 Market av N. Ady.
The First National Bank of Dalton Ohio offers 250 cash to anyone returning non negotiable securities stolen from the bank on March 2 1921 or providing information leading to their return. Signed by T C Hunsicker cashier. Also ad for Thurin's Reorganization Sale at 2012nd street NE offering half price remnants.
The Victor Clothing Store offers $15 overcoats and mackinaws with remaining Kuppenheimer and Michaels Stern items at Robinson Co. Prices range down from value up to $75 with limited stock. The Robinson Co. and Victor Clothing are located near the car barns at 1512 Tusesst W.
Ad reads that Canton Actual Business College will launch new day and night classes starting next week and invites inquiries for the catalog.
J A Walzer and Son advertises 1894 established meat market with fresh pork shoulders roast and spare ribs priced low. Also promotes first class meats and a clothing sale at The Victor Clothing Store offering coats at deep discounts and urging early shoppers.
Men’s overcoats priced at 40 and 65 dollars are now offered for 20 and 24.50 dollars. Buy now and save money for next year. Located at 1215 Tuscat W. app. car barns in a high rent district area.
Sweet tone invites buyers to own a player with affordable options. The Klein and Heffelman Co located at 416 Market ay N presents cash or terms deals, making ownership accessible to all.
The YMC A plans immediate construction on two new branch buildings after purchasing adjacent lots in northeast and southwest city sectors. Architect Elmer Tilden will oversee plans and reconstructions with project costs around 100000 dollars and a completion target of early autumn, five months from now.
Members of the Fraternity are invited to meet at the Temple on Saturday afternoon March 5th at 1 30 to attend the funeral of the late Maynard Stevenson. C E B Nor ris, Sec y , Jos Lee Frank, W M.
The Bluebird Shoppe at 126 South Street NW offers Philippine hand made patterns, gown and envelope chemise priced at 2.85. H C Jackson advertises Grapes and Pears at 115 Tuscaloosa Street East Branch.
A Nice used upright piano is offered for 98 dollars at Klein and Weffelman Co located at 416 Market Ave N. The instrument can be exchanged later for a new one at the price paid.
Notice announces half price sale in the infant department at Ohio Dry Goods Co on the second floor Harris Arcade. It notes bank interest details at Canton Morris Plan Bank and lists Benson Typewriter Co now moved with Haylor Office Supply Co at 234 Cleveland Ave NW along with sale and repair services. March 1st date implied.
Local ad lists Pure Lard at 16¢ per pound Leg of lamb 25¢ per pound Fresh pork shoulder 18¢ per pound Plate boiling beef 12¢ per pound Sugar five lbs 48¢ Royal Blend coffee three lbs 1.09 Rub No More soap five bars 35¢ Nahim's Grocery at the corner of SW St and McKinley Avenue advertises these prices.
Best News for Mothers advertises infant clothing at half price with discounts on Ruben’s vests Mischief hose Welfare Tab vests infants’ long dresses and cashmere coats. The sale lists prices from $1.10 to $7.49 with cap silk aviator caps and other garments. Ohio Dry Goods Co Harris Arcade 2nd floor.
Entries for the dog show were recorded at the Haylor Office Supply Co located at 232 Cleveland Avenue NW Adyv. The note lists submission ahead of the event with no further details on breeds judges or categories.
Announcement notes an election of officers scheduled for Friday between 1 and 7 30 p m Adv. The brief item lists no names or places, focusing on timing for the procedural event.
Advertisement notes a sale on overalls and jackets for 2.09, at The Hub Store located at 318 Tusest Advy.
Kenny's piano Dept Advy advertises 800 player rolls five dollars each on sale Friday and Saturday only.
Washington Hall in Canton hosts a Saturday evening initiation of candidates from Middlebranch and Canton at 7 30. W F Snyder chair of the Ent Committee advertises Thurins overcoats once priced 50 to 75 now 29 50 at The Robinson Co. Thurin's Reorganization Sale ends soon. Thurins offers curtains drapery and floor coverings with delivery available. Thurins 2012nd st NE Adv.
Working Men offer shows Saturday only sale with trousers priced at $2.60 for $1.19. Hub Store located at 318 Tusest E. advertises these savings for the weekend.
A partial transcription outlines President Harding rejecting Old World policies no permanent military alliances or binding foreign commitments. It emphasizes sympathy for agriculture, ending government experiments in business and pursuing industrial peace.
Washington reports that Warren G. Harding of Ohio took the oath as the 29th president with Calvin Coolidge as vice president and 33 senators inducted into the 67th Congress. The simple rites, half mast flags, and somber mood followed the death of Champ Clark.
Hull Sterling umbrellas advertised by Arthurs Leather Shop at 294 Market Ave N in various prices from 1.95 to 14.60. The notice lists a range of style options for spring with multiple price points.
Ad advertises oxy acetylene welding training at the Y M C A with a three and a half week course. It promises new day class starting Monday and notes graduates are earning good money.
A Canton bank promotes a five percent rate to attract deposits, inviting readers to become customers of the Morris Plan Bank.
Per Sale Player rolls, slightly used and shop worn. Bargain, 4 for 0c. Two instrumental and two word rolls in each package. Original selling price 4.00 to 4.50. The J. W. Brown Piano Co., Walnutav and Second-st SE. Ady.
Oser's Meat Market lists Saturday specials including spare ribs at 16c per lb, little pig roast 16c lb, meaty boiling beef 25c lb, hamburg twice 2 lbs at 25c, smoked country sausage 20c lb, veal stew 18c lb, veal roast 25c lb, fresh eggs 42c a dozen, and live or dressed chickens. Corner Brown and Tusest W streets.
The 99 year lease on the Court ay NW property next to Third st NW transfers from Breitenstein to H H Dean meat dealer. Dr A C Brant owner leased it two years ago and the lease will run 97 more years. price around 300000 to 400000 pounds and dollars. Frontage 23 feet, depth 100 feet with current tenants Plerg’s restaurant and Beards meat market. Dean plans a future large building and takes over immediately. Basketball game and bazar by Business Girls Club of YWCA slated for Saturday at the Auditorium.
All pianos and players reduced in price as preparation to moving. Now is the time to buy that piano. Klein & Heffelman Co. 416 Market av N. Adv. Basketball game and Business Girls bazaar Auditorium Saturday evening Adv.
Advertisement announces the Dokey Novelty Dance at Johnston's Hall on Saturday night March 8. It also notes a new store opening with a full line of dishes cups saucers granite and aluminum at low prices and embroidery at 2c per yard with contact at 181 Walnutav NE.
Printed tinoleum and piano tuner updates appear with sales notes for Thurin's Reorganization Sale at 201 2nd St NW. The Van Fossen Smiley Piano Co announces piano and phonograph offerings at 426 Market Ave 8 with 800 Player Rolle-5 records. Noré restaurant and lunch specials listed. shoe sale at The Hub Store 313 Tusest EF. Hicar Newell Broa performs at Trinity United Evangelical Church Navarrerd SW at 7:30 PM for one night only.
Phone your order early and we deliver from the Pastry Shop at 218 Cleveland Ave NW. Readers are instructed to call Bell 396 or State 3620 to place orders for pecan nut rolls on Sunday morning.
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