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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
4
A voice urges concentrated effort over scattered pursuits noting success follows those who dedicate to a single central goal. It argues against relying on luck or external influence and emphasizes self reliance, persistence, and faith in a divine source to awaken inner powers and achieve lasting growth.
The president shows interest in prospective New York and Ohio gubernatorial contests. In New York he backs William Joeb It while in Ohio details remain unclear. Relations with Interior head James Garfield are described as strained, with no signs of mediating talks.
A philosophical reflection on power arising from love and kindness. True power flows from abundant life and patient, generous action. Avoid self focus and simply do good whenever possible to radiate positive influence.
J C Harmon detained in the city prison for days awaits Saturday morning hearing. He was seriously injured Thursday morning falling from a bunk. Prison Surgeon Landor treated a deep head wound and a badly injured back.
In Locust Corners, two men named John I from Cincinnati and Texas met at Grand Central depart on Friday morning. They recognized each other from wartime battles as brothers on opposing sides in the Confederacy and Union.
Orrin J. Fielding of 1106 Lawrence Avenue has returned from Detroit where he accompanied Mr and Mrs V C Laiblin on an automobile trip.
The governor of Nevada paid a high price for brief popularity amid a hard hitting gang. The piece notes bold policy manipulations and public sentiment.
The piece cites Speaker Cannon leading a defiant stance against enemies amid Republican infighting. It notes scattered political tensions in multiple regions and references reactions from major papers including the Providence Journal and Boston Globe. It also alludes to unverified feats and unexcused omissions in college graduations reported by several papers.
An understated quotable note describes women as self sufficient at heart seeking comfort from home remedies and warm supplies. It notes country children learn to refuse money twice before accepting and to say thank you, highlighting thrift and gratitude.
A plain report notes categorical denials from Colonel Roosevelt regarding promised aid to insurgents. The piece details how supporters press the insurgent's claims while Roosevelt's stance is described as firm against concession.
Beverly July 15 United Press reports a new auto trap to protect the Taft summer White House site Burgess Point. Auto owners will not rent cars to visit the residence without an appointment. A narrow road and a buried nail plank deter trespassing and reveal the danger of approaching the gate.
New York July reports Deputy Surveyor Richard Parr of the port plans a vacation with no forwarding address and strict no mail rule. Since his sugar weighing fraud reward, he has received begging letters totaling 100000 for investments and 200000 in gifts, including a German letter seeking funds to study stenography.
Two nameless evangelists, an aged man with a beard and a younger man with tangled curls, travel from village to village preaching the gospel. They refuse to identify themselves, travel on foot with staffs, sleep outdoors, and plan to preach for several days in public places before continuing to another city. Carrollton was their last stop, with Thursday evening spent near South Cherry Street road.
A reflective ballad lamenting the fate of Jeffries and the fools who backed him. It recalls losses, gold spent, and sleep lost as Reno and others pursue a doomed cause. The speaker accepts that Jeffries could never return and that understanding arrives too late.
Saturn today rules with evil power for wealth and warns that gain without labor harms health and estate. The reading cites danger from plots by the highly placed, urges calm methodical business behavior, and predicts protection for the stable and experienced. Old age is favorable, real estate and earthborne ventures look good, and romantic ventures show promising results.
In a humorous monologue the Manicure Lady greets June as she recalls a string of May events. The Head Barber and Wilfred share quips about poetry, marriage, and the quirks of men and women.
Canton volunteer firefighters organized as the Volunteer Firemen’s association elected officers Emil Gebel president Fred Rubin vice president Joseph Kauffman Jr secretary William Class treasurer and set dates for the annual outing A committee led by Gebel Kaufman Harold Ehman Tisch and Lindeman will arrange details and another meeting will be held July 28 to finalize plans.
Llora Daugherty, who battered Elyria jail turnkey Stephen Wood years ago, is sent to the Ohio penitentiary charged with assault with intent to kill George Waite. He had been paroled after five years of a fourteen year term for the prior attack.
Harry McGrew, 30, an oiler at the Carnegie plant in Mingo Junction, fell from an engine platform and died. He is the second worker to plunge to death from the same spot in a week.
An old ad promotes ladies hosiery with multiple lines listing 15 cent and 10 cent prices for black and lace hose in all sizes. It notes July sale terms, limited quantities, and a 25 cent seamless Burson hose lot with a July 7 date.
An edition of five thousand highway maps is prepared under state law and will be ready for publication around August. The maps show roads by county with color codes for orange pikes brick roads and dirt roads, printed on canvas-like paper and sold at 1.50 per copy plus prepaid express. Orders before August 16 must be sent with payment to the Secretary of State Carmi A. Thor.
A crowded catalog note touts price cuts on ladies gauze vests and lisle garments, listing 15 styles of gauze vests and July sale drawers at 21 cents, boys balbriggan shirts, and Munsing union suits for ladies and misses at reduced prices, with multiple quality tiers and sale figures.
Readable lines describe July sale prices for printed lawns batistes and wash materials. Lists items such as printed lawns batistes foulards colienne wash materials and ginghams with price points across multiple lots and percentages. The fragment mentions yardage amounts and unit prices in cents.
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