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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
4
The speaker, deeply fatigued by heat and strain, campaigns in Kansas against insurgents led by Senator Bristow. Critics say he is physically broken and should quit, but he insists he will not drop out of the race for the next congress.
The Senate Committee report attributes higher living costs to many factors including wages, population shifts, fertilizer use, banking in farmland, and advertising. It argues production remains strong and rejects depletion of food supply as the cause, blaming monopolies and waste in a complex economy rather than a few big trusts.
North Market residents laugh at Judge Quinn after a man cited for a traffic violation on a second offense wins a reduced fine by claiming he was taking his wife to a doctor. The wife, a Christian Scientist, would not permit a medical man near their home, prompting the joke.
Police officers received mysterious large boxes at their homes on Wednesday. Each box bore the recipient’s name and contained a full assortment of granite ware, sent in appreciation for maintaining order during the Stark Rolling mill trouble months earlier.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox argues that personal manners define social harmony. She urges schools and newspapers to teach proper table conduct and civility, recounting examples of American bad manners abroad and a clergyman’s disruption at table to illustrate broader neglect of etiquette.
Harry B. Joseph, a Pennsylvan ia Railway clerk and Stark county workhouse trustee, seeks endorsement for the state railway commissioner post in the congressional district. Anton Wagner, known as the crouchiest inmate, was discharged after two years for burglary and larceny. Asparagus has ancient cultivation roots in Natal Siberia and Persia.
The Alliance delegation at the Republican state convention keeps quiet about plans and Garfield is favored by many Alliance citizens for governor. In Wellston a boom is reported in the city over the event. Eva Mabel Dye married Alva Waugh. the bride's mother announced she would wed Anthony J. Price the next morning.
A collage of syndicated quips and remarks from multiple papers critiques politics race and public figures. The excerpts reference the Ara in Africa Europe Roosevelt Republican lines in Ohio Blackbeard Columbus and Senator Lorimer with satirical and provocative tone.
A lyrical poem invites visions of a fairy land beyond mountains and pines. The speaker imagines rubied fruits clear streams and floating castles as noble figures ride past, while acknowledging the land lies beyond reach yet remains a guiding dream.
The Ohio State Journal notes Adjutant General Weybrecht keeps a growing ivory elephant collection at his Cumberland Avenue home. He says elephants bring good luck, began with a small ivory piece bought after a lucky turn, and expanded as friends contributed. The latest gift came from Mrs. Harmon, wife of the governor, a small ivory piece on an ebony base.
The July 21 forecast notes Saturn’s favorable aspect reducing harm and boosting wealth, urging avoidance of extortion and deceit. It highlights arbitration, communication gains, cheer, and creativity, with special mentions of food industries, bakers, caterers, and crafts. It also warns against overcareful behavior and stresses neatness and courtesy.
The request asks to fill a blank pattern department form with name address and size and send to the newspaper pattern department. No article content provided.
Toledo dispatch reports Judge Kinkade says he is not a candidate and will not anticipate a convention vote. Delegates head to the Republican state convention next Wednesday to decide the gubernatorial nomination. Walter Brown declines to discuss prospects amid wary political chatter. The piece ends with a jab about women’s entrance gowns and mud puddles.
The Manicure Lady laments a boil of heat and devilish temptations in a sweltering city scene. A barber shop exchange reveals flirtation lines and moral strictness as summer worsens tempers and propriety.
A collection of witty lines on women society and courage. The quotes touch on marriage fitness shopping postscript voice and social roles. The tone mirrors a 19th century Chicago newspaper quip page.
Columbus Ohio July 21 The following incorporations were filed today Chilson Tailoring Co Cleveland C Chilson and others 10000 Hotz Foundry Manufacturing Co Sandusky A M Houts and others 25000 Advertiser Co Tiffin newspaper John C Royer and others 75000 Bavarian Building Co Akron Jacob Hess and others 12000 Whitney Gas Electric Appliance Co Cleveland August Schick F M Whitney and others 10000 Ada Knitting Co Ada Harry Young and others 15000 Hiupp Motor Sales Co Cleveland James A Farrell Thomas Coughlin and others 15000 Citizens Hospital Association Co Canton EB J Alderfer and others 10000 Jackson Spoke Rim Co Jackson John Robbins and others 3000
Canton and Alliance real estate transfers list numerous parcels and acres exchanged between private buyers and companies. Transactions include part and full lots in Canton township Perry and Massillon areas with prices from $1 to $4500, and several multi parcel deals among individuals and firms such as Canton Real Estate Trust Co and Taylor Land Improvement Co.
Ray Zerbe tends a rear yard plot of 7 by 20 feet at Meyers Lake Park growing onions lettuce parsley cucumbers melons beets radishes and potatoes. A central pond houses frogs for table use with homes for the hoppers. several perished after fed flies laced with poison. A separate line notes a jail escape by William Slash.
Debut of an $80,000 federal building marks a milestone in Ashtabula as R S Moore & Co of Danville Illinois takes the contract with completion due by June 1 1911. The report notes other regional items including a serious electrical accident in Huntsville and London crown date notices.
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