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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
4
A column notes the shift in scientific opinion from ridiculing worry to admitting it can kill. It cites brain cell damage from constant thoughts, explains how fixed ideas harm the brain, and urges philosophy to teach the folly of worry and strengthen the mind to banish it.
Beatrice argues that parents should guide daughters but not force loveless marriages. Mothers may guide and ridicule gently to curb unsuitable matches, yet the girl must decide her own husband. The piece emphasizes a daughter's life with her chosen partner and warns against overbearing matchmaking.
An essay argues about death from broken heart as a result of disillusionment in love. It speculates on the Best Man in a Chicago wedding tragedy, condemns women who force discarded suitors away, and contrasts male and female approaches to marriage and passion.
The Sun rules today, favoring generous and ambitious people who act with regard for others. Mercurial guidance aids writing, calculation, and machinery work, while caution is urged with sharp tongues. The day favors merchants, workers, employers, and those seeking raises, with writing and written agreements advised for complex matters.
A compilation of quotations contrasts J. Jeffries and T. Roosevelt on staying power, Cannon and Pinchot on party issues, and a London murder versus Italian travel costs. It notes a Boston woman pursuing stage work to lift blues and hints at Sagamore Hill visitors noting Theodore Roosevelt’s ax swinging.
The Boston Globe notes that Mr Taft has a piece included in the Congressional Record from time to time.
Independent Republicans and Democrats plan a third ticket in Pennsylvania. The Chicago Record-Herald hints that an independent win would signal a satisfactory national political situation.
In a platform favoring ratification of the pending Federal Income Tax amendment the Ohio Republicans left a question. They controlled the legislature in the late session but did not take final action on a ratification resolution. Voters may conclude Democrats show more sincerity than Republicans.
The Chicago News reports that a large number of men regret a decision or alteration they made, wishing to reverse or restore what they had before. The piece notes common consequences and the psychological impact of wishing for a backtrack.
A verse piece contrasts prosperity and adversity, noting courage grows when fortune falters. It traces how wealth changes behavior, mocks pomp, and emphasizes sincerity over pretension. A closing stanza title L ENVOL adds a brief aside about gods’ gifts and bearing them.
A string of pointed phrases on court life luck and social roles. Observations include remarks on money and coolness faith umbrellas and life with a 200 pound wife and a jail safe from crossings. The tone resembles aphorisms from a bygone era.
A pattern description for a seamless kimono sleeve nightdress with curved yoke. Three sizes 32 36 40 bust, size 36 needs 4% yards of 36 inch fabric. Pattern 426 priced at 10 cents. No. 496. Send to Pattern Department with size pillar filled.
The piece argues that city dwellers prefer urban life yet seek land nearby for work and escape. It notes that many would fail at country living due to distance, costs, and illiteracy, while urban proximity with modern farming methods offers better chances for labor and profit. It advocates buying small land near civilization and applying advanced methods to gain returns.
The Coshocton public library committee plans a large picnic at Meyers Lake on Thursday August 25 with at least 3500 residents expected to attend. Four trains will be run over the Wheeling and Lake Erie to accommodate attendees.
Calvary Presbyterian reports a large attendance at Sunday services. Rev. E. B. Townsend announced a Thursday evening prayer meeting led by Elder Charles A. Kumps. A special Sunday school rally is planned for next Sabbath with temperance speaker Mr. Rutledge.
Sunday services were limited to the church Sunday school and young people's meeting. Rev Higby returns from vacation and plans a trip to Canada next week. Friday evening the Sunday school will host an ice cream festival on the church lawn.
A large number of guests attended Sunday school services brightened by a female quartet and selections by Mr and Mrs Fred Lambright. Rev N W Sager preached and assisted with Bible school work at 7 30. A trustees meeting is set for Tuesday evening and the general conference committee will meet Wednesday evening with prayer meeting Thursday evening.
The midsummer rally drew 1,117 attendees 400 more than usual for Sunday school services. Jamies A. Rice spoke on Law Enforcement. An official board meeting is set for Tuesday evening. Rev. E. P. Herbruck will resume regular preaching after a month’s vacation next Sabbath.
Rev. J. C. Hanley announced his departure August 22 to Stanton Ky to become president of Stanton college a denominational school. He will preach a farewell sermon next Sunday and the church will host a farewell reception Friday evening for him and Mrs. Hanley.
Simpson M E reports January 1 attendance rising from 235 to 644 as Sunday school and preaching services merged. Two new members were welcomed.
Zion Lutheran church reported Sunday school attendance just under 250 with Rev. Charles D. Besch preaching. August evening services are dispensed with.
Sunday Sunday school services drew 135 attendees. Morning preaching services were well attended. Regular Tuesday and Thursday prayer meetings will be held this week with a Wednesday evening open air meeting on the east side.
One hundred fifty attended Sunday school. After morning preaching communion Rev. J. F. Bucher went to Osnaburg for afternoon services. An ice cream festival is planned Tuesday evening at the church. Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid society will picnic at Meyers Lake Park and entertain choir members at supper.
The Ladies Missionary Society will meet at 2015 East Tuscaramas on Wednesday at 2 o'clock on the lawn. Refreshments will be served and all women of the church and Bible school are invited. Program includes songs papers and piano solos. Willing Workers meet at 1 o'clock Thursday with prayer and a lesson on Ephesians chapter six.
Luther and Schmucker left Sunday evening for Upper Track West Virginia to spend their vacation. He greeted 250 persons at Sunday school.
At the Mennonite Mission a Sunday school gathering drew 121 guests. Rev. P. R. Lantz delivered a brief address.
Attendance at Sunday school was lower than planned after a special rally two weeks ago celebrating Rev. Bolliger homecoming. The event drew about 500 guests. On Tuesday evening the Missionary Society will host a lawn festival on the rear church lawn.
Fragmentary OCR from a political ballot list shows candidates for state offices including Secretary of State Treasurer and Superintendent, with names such as Hogan Wellaton Timoty and Frank Meehan. The text includes county tags like Ottawa and Cuyahoga and mentions dairy and food, pilotin, and board member roles amid scattered punctuation and misspellings.
Evans Bernard Be Dero on Bowiy William Berg Ringoy for Auditor John H Aff Clerk of Courts John Em Ards Lake Township Regional County Commissioner Stoner Massillon Enos R Ma Plain Township Fp Taylor Itton Township Joseph Rebili gy Treasurer Recorder John J Pieper Jackson Township For Surveyor Oliver W Hol For Prosecuting Attorney Harricheau Infirmary Directors Mansilion Leo J Brauchher Lawrence Township Frederick JB Navarre For Coroner Dr Lf Flickingpy
A church announce lists events for the week including a Wednesday women workers sewing project, Thursday evening prayer, a Sunday school meeting, and services next Sabbath conducted in English.
Roy Cissne and his wife visiting relatives in Canton were insulted by two Italians. One man lunged with a stiletto, nearly mutilating Cissne, who and his wife fled. Officer Deedrick pursued through alleys as a crowd resisted. John Sarpazzi was arrested in connection with the disturbance. Cissne’s wounds are serious but not life threatening.
Ray C. Piero while driving near Meyers lake swerved to avoid a man on the road but ran over another man named George Hamu and his companion 902 from Cambridge. Hamu received both legs broken and was rushed to Aultman hospital in Miller Blanchard's ambulance.
A marching club to be organized by McKinlye Club members. a committee including J A Robinson S Spaulding Ned L Perkins John Krumlauf and Ivy Druckenbrod met Sunday to finalize uniforms. They approved a duck suit and white cap and will report next Thursday.
Emil Dysie reported to police Sunday that his bicycle was stolen from in front of Bender's cafe.
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