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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
4
Simeon Ford, a New York hotel proprietor, laments the loss of the old hotel. He notes the ease of life there with no high charges or constant oversight. He argues modern hotels push extravagance, forcing travelers to seek homelike comfort in smaller towns.
Mercury presides over writing printing and publicity aiding advertising canvassing lecturing teaching and court pleas. Moon in apogee dangers include pride cruelty and possible quarrels for married couples Uranus and Venus oppose. Avoid carelessness with figures and words and guard against gossip envy and rash actions.
A grocery boy and a pretty cook banter in a kitchen about free samples for customers. He lists imported goods and dinner ingredients while joking about sauces, vegetables, and the dangers of spoiled items as they discuss a bustling morning rush and a promised delivery on the Square.
Fragmentary exchange shows a woman attempting humor with a sharp delivery, prompting varied online reactions about wit and gender. The dialogue hints at provocative misfires and audience response without clear context.
The piece argues that ridicule defeats a man more than punches, urging spouses and employers to praise and support rather than nag. It cites James Corbet, psychologists, and a tale of a once promising Mr Thomson to illustrate how constant fault finding weakens effort and success.
A column mixes jokes about a Missouri convict who writes verses and a math man who would square circles with satirical riffs on Chinese influence. It riffs on dyeing whiskers, fashion, and immigrant scams, then pivots to a New Jersey chicken coop tale and the quirks of clever petty crime.
A collection of ironic witticisms on duty, gender, and marriage. A woman’s talk is not a vice we should fear, men and women clash over expectations, and a scientist warns hearts and marriages. The Chicago News commentary links humor to social norms.
A telephone report to police Thursday night said a young boy was bitten ten times in the early evening by a dog owned by W. H. Weiner at 1414 East Ninth Street. The boy’s name is not released. Three families live at that address and police are investigating.
A readable list of Democratic nominees across Ohio including Governor Judson Harmon Lieut Governor Atlee Pomerene Attorney General Timothy S. Williston Secretary of State Charles F Graves State Treasurer David Cremmer Clerk of the Supreme Court Frank McKean School Commissioner Frank Miller Dairy and Food Commissioner I E Strody Public Works Aaron Staats Congress John J Leetacre Circuit Judge Robert S Shields Canton State Senator Wm J Pontius and others for local counties and offices.
State Representatives Owen J Evans Bernard Bell Edwin and Deform aieSherif William Ringgin Srg Auditor John C Harmo Clerk of Courts John W Richards Lake Township County Commissioners C Y as Stoner Enos R Mathie F P Taylor Treasurer Joseph Rebillot Recorder John B Fierstos Jackson Township Surveyor Oliver W Holl Prosecuting Attorney Charles Kriecheau Infirmpreter J Bast Massillon Leo J Braucher Lawrence Township Frederick Beck Navarre Coroner Dr L E Flickinger
The Washington Times notes a strike in Canada and urges considering a top peacemaker now unemployed as a potential arbitrator to settle the dispute.
Chicago Evening Post lauds the Divine Sarah as a outstanding actress and a respected great grandmother in a concise tribute article.
A brief ethics reminder from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat warns readers not to accept dinner invitations from a man unless his wife has invited them first, a guideline offered as adaptable advice for both hot and cold weather social scenarios.
An Englishwoman prepares to fly across the English Channel and back. Her managers should ensure she does not go as far as shops in Paris on the French side. Cleveland Leader.
A fragment describes the hobble skirt as resembling a laundry bag turned upside down and notes its unusual silhouette and style cues attributed to Toleda Blade.
The sixth international congress of Esperantists in Boston runs August 14 to 20 with a highlight the presentation of Shakespeare's As You Like It in the universal Esperanto language in an open air theater.
The Chicago Journal reports 1512 fire alarms were recorded by the city department in July. The figure excludes alarms attributed to public officials who were fired.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a speaker claims pronunciation shapes political choice mentioning the label prohibition. The quote suggests voters favor dry positions when the term is raised in debates.
Police received a message from Massillon State hospital Thursday evening announcing two patients had escaped. One was R. Brown. the other’s name was not provided. A description of both was given and police were asked to intercept them if found and notify the hospital.
Late Thursday night a shooting affray occurred in a house near the Belden and Klover avenues corner. Police investigated but could not learn any particulars.
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