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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
3
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A jury forming for the first degree murder trial of David Atkins visited the Justus area where Harry Malone, a railroad officer, was shot. The panel included twelve members with Reuben Decker as a thirteenth standby, to fill in if needed. The process focused on impartiality toward capital punishment.
About six thousand visitors and two thousand Ohio delegates attend the three day 36th annual meeting of the grand chapter Order of Eastern Star in Memorial Hall Columbus. Greet ings from the grand lodge will be voiced tonight by attorney Aterlee Stewart Ironton. The 18 grand officers include Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Hazel H. Beach London and Worthy Grand Patron Judge A. A. Schramm Marietta.
Moscow reports Prof Vladimir Durovy announces gland rejuvenation experiments on rats. Young gland transplants revived physical youth in old rodents but erased memory for ten days, returning by day fifteen. Further tests on larger animals are planned.
Columbus Oct 27 Attorney General Crabbe said preliminary steps for a statewide utilities commission inquiry into Ohio Bell rates are underway. Special counsel W S McConnaughey studies the company inventory while the commission prepares its engineer for participation. A $100000 legislative appropriation allocates $25000 to special counsel and $75000 to engineers and technical assistants.
Canton council hears farmers urge removal of a ban allowing slaughter of fewer than six hogs or calves. Farmers claim inspectors refuse to visit farms and small producers must sell meat elsewhere or face higher costs to slaughter locally. Attorney Briggle notes slaughter costs of about one dollar per head.
Irish poet Darrell Figgis and member of the Free State Dail was found dead in a Bloomsbury room with a gas jet turned on. His prominence rose during the war with England.
Mrs. P. T. Forest of 127 Arlington at NW reported a theft Monday night in a downtown store. Her purse contained $27.50. Police investigated the incident and sought information.
The Daily News promotes a new advertising plan in the Where You Can Find It In Canton section offering a dollar per line per month. Ads are convenient to purchase and not on a time contract, with more information on this remarkable offer to follow.
An advertisement promotes a shop selling kimonos from silk in vivid colors at 59.25 and a living room furniture line including antique walnut tables. It invites readers to explore incense and cherry blossom motifs, luggage, and a 21 piece tea set deal around six to seven dollars, hinting at a sale.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to clear skin and boost vitality. It claims to replace calomel, stimulate the liver and bowels, improve appetite, and provide pink skin and buoyancy with a nightly dose of one or two tablets. It notes millions of boxes sold annually at 1 dollar and 80 cents.
An old advertisement touts a self made cough remedy using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex mixed with a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives like honey or molasses. It claims rapid, lasting relief for bronchitis hoarseness and asthma and urges asking a druggist for the 2 1/2 ounce Pinex with directions.
The passage recalls Hazlitt as an English writer who traveled to sleep in inns where hot coffee tea and chocolate awaited. He would have lingered long if he found a quaint yellow and black set like the china he admired, much as Rip Van Winkle slept in the Catskills.
Daily News advertises a Hemlock purchase and sale at five hundred dollars. Ada is cited as the desired contact for results.
Otto Trott, 86, a steam fitter, is recovering from serious burns after a gas explosion caused by a heated candle. He entered the basement at 22 East Lynn Street to repair pipe covering on a steam line when a leaking gas main ignited. Property damage was $750.
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