Minister Attacks Outdated Marriage Ceremonies in Chicago
Morgan Park Congregational pastor W B Willard denounces modern wedding rites as farcical and hypocritical. He argues the fault lies with officiants for using obsolete phrases such as endowing worldly goods and wives obeying husbands. He calls for change to husband and wife and for churches to abandon archaic customs.
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Labor unrest blamed on philanthropy for workers
United Press reports Eva Valesh of the AFL argues semi philanthropic hotels and homes for working girls hurt wages by enabling employers to pay less. She cites Anne Morgan and the Countess of Carlisle in a debate on living wages and wages in general, saying unions are the only force to raise pay despite philanthropy.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Countess of
Carlisle
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Massillon Tales of Rescue and Local News Briefs
George Peters, sixty five, was held head down by a fence while climbing near Navarre. Myrtle Airhart, six, burned severely when brimstone ignited her dress in Navarre. City sealer Martin to test weights and measures and meter accuracy for coal, ice, water, gas, and electric services. Massillon weighs potential ban on fight pictures as Canton mayor sets precedent. Funeral of Elizabeth May held in Orange Street home with Salvation Army conduct.
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Jacob Decker
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Alliance Col Baker Dies After Illness at 68
Col Charles C Baker of Alliance died at his home from heart disease at 4 30 PM Wednesday. A Civil War veteran and thirty second degree Mason, he served two terms as Columbiana county auditor and was active in Republican politics. Survived by three daughters Mrs J J Munden of Pittsburg and Lottie and Hazel at home. He moved to Alliance about 20 years ago from Lisbo r.
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Fire Department Reports June Alarms and Loss
Fire Chief Aungst reports five fire alarms in June with property loss of 12000 on a 121000 valuation. First six months losses total 12200.
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Alliance Brevities Highlight Local Death and Events
Wesley Strong of Atwater aged 60 dies at home. The Chautauqua for Alliance will be conducted by Mount Union college with Rev. A. A. Brown of Akron delivering the first lecture Friday evening. The Alliance Independents meet New Berlin at Morgan Park next Saturday. Read the Times-News want ads.
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White Chauffeur Drives Bet Result In Joy Ride
George Gray, a black chef, rode through Bloomfield Center in a wheelbarrow powered by white chauffeur Artha Springfield after a Jeffries Johnson wager. Onlookers dumped a pail of gel on Gray’s head as the stunt sparked a riotous scene before the bet was canceled.
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Bloomfield Centre
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Bargain Textile Lot Promises Low Prices on Lingerie and Hosiery
A store advertises 25 white lingerie dresses and 50 dozen white shirts at low prices. It lists lingerie waists at 1.25 to 1.50, 27 inch flouncings for 75 cents, linen tailored suits at 15 dollars, and various hosiery and socks deals for men, women, and children with multiple bulk lots and special prices.
Underwear Specials for Women Men and Children
One lot ladies vests and silk vest sets offered at varying low prices. Men balbriggian shirts and drawers priced under a dollar. Children's vests and knit shirts also on sale with deep discounts. Limited quantities on multiple styles including union suits and lace trimmed pants.
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Silks and Dress Goods Sale Offers Deep Discounts
An advertising notice touts exceptionally low prices on silks and dress goods. Discounts include 27 inch colored taffeta 79 cents, 27 inch colored messaline 65 cents, 36 inch black taffeta 79 cents, and various foulards and lawn textiles at substantial cuts. Remnants and entire lines priced half to July sale levels with numerous yardage reductions noted.
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Unequaled Linens Sale Opens with Bleached Damask Deals
Readable fragments show a linen sale featuring damask cloths by the yard in various widths. Prices range from 39c to 1.00 per yard during a July sale, highlighting 56 to 72 inch widths and Irish, German, and Scotch damasks.
Huck Towels July Sale Prices and Specs
A fragmented notice advertises Huck Towels in multiple types and sizes including 24x45 linen towels, 18x38 towels, and 17 inch Scotch Toweling. It lists quantities such as 50 dozen and 25 dozen with July sale prices per yard or per piece, noting bleached and imported varieties and various quality descriptions.
July clearing sale on Nottingham lace curtains and more
Catalog listing shows numerous curtain items with July clearing sale prices. Nottingham lace curtains in multiple qualities priced from $1.50 to $5.00 values, French Net lace edges and Cluny lace options, Irish Point and Mull curtains, Silkolines, curtain Swisses, and Figured Scrims. Bulk quantities include 48 pairs, 100 pairs, and hundreds of yards with per yard pricing and sale terms.
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