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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
4
The notice describes a guimace style pattern for girls ages 14 to 18 with front fullness, darts options, and two sleeve styles. It provides yardage for size 16, price 10 cents, and instructs readers to mail name, address, and size to the Pattern Department of this newspaper.
Fragment of a reflective essay urging self belief and social sympathy. It argues poverty and misfortune arise from mindset and society, not fate, and counsels trusting oneself while extending kindness to others. It stresses resilience, learning from mistakes, and maintaining hopeful, ethical action despite doubt.
A reflective piece on silence, change, and the follies of wealth argues restrained responses suit a prudent man. It critiques quick offense and social circles while musing on fortune, self conviction, and the peril of pessimism in daily life.
T K Turnbull, the lowest bidder, awarded the contract for sidewalk work in front of the Fay block at Tuscarawas and Cherry streets. Officials have long pursued the improvement. the owner was notified without result. The city will proceed and charge the cost to the tax duplicate, said Service Director Harbert.
Bougival France July 22 United Press reports a buried literary treasure surfaced after the singer Pauline Viardot's death. A manuscript among her papers is Tourgueneff Lacr novel written by the Russian author during his stay with Viardot. It is said to portray their romance and is not to be published for ten years after the actress's death.
A tale shows a man claiming to write a new national song to replace the Star Spangled Banner. His wife circles plans to select music, with debate over verses about Columbia and a Giants pennant, ending in a stern warning from the mother about publishing.
A tale of two youths found by a veranda romance amid hills. A mischievous eleven year old lad and a demure young girl drift toward love while meddling friends and anxious relatives threaten the match. The piece urges letting couples alone and avoiding teasing for a lasting union.
Two Army troopers Feldheim and Mollyneatts confess to shooting William Smith, a Black man, after a riot between Black residents and soldiers near the Reno riot aftermath. In Berlin 21 Americans aiding Mormon faith are arrested and expelled from Germany.
Friday’s horoscope notes Mars in aphelion during a full moon and Saturn in a favorable aspect. It urges thoughtfulness and reserve, warns pessimism, favors old age and wisdom, and predicts good outcomes in farming real estate travel and humane acts while cautioning against gambling and hasty decisions.
Bruno Neukerk of North Caldwell sues William Ottem and Emil Geyer for 500 dollars claiming in a Paterson New Jersey case that they shaved his beard to force a confession after accusing him of shooting a striker. Neukerk says his beard was clipped inch by inch and his wife refuses to live with him until it regrows.
The National Convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Portland sanctioned a resolution to make high history a compulsory study in parochial schools and colleges. A message from Belfast section president Ferguson drew applause as reconciliation efforts between Irish factions were praised. In Cincinnati, Russell Schneider, three, has a broken neck after a cow attack. sister Helen, ten, was seriously gored while rescuing him.
Residents along West South Street protest the unsafe bridge condition as loose planks risk a collapse. Heavy traffic over the structure may cause the planks to spring and trigger accidents while nightly rumbling noises disturb nearby neighbors.
Lake Park theater players and White Rats members adjourned after Thursday’s show to J W Piero’s lake side cottage for a Canton area meeting. The national actors group promotes fellowship with sketches, music, dancing, and periodic photos for theatrical papers.
In Saratoga on July 22 the new Democratic state executive committee gathers with representatives from nearly every faction. State Chairman Dix expects harmony as figures like Congressman William Sulzer Thomas M Osborne Edward M Shepard and Lewis Chanler attend. Sulzer plans to seek pledges from upstate Democrats amid possible opposition from Tammany, which reportedly has no gubernatorial candidate.
The Volunteer Firemen's association schedules its annual outing for August 21 in a grove near Sippo Lake. A full program of sports and speeches will be arranged for members and their guests.
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