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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1901
Page
2
The piece surveys Theodore Roosevelt’s casual remark on potential candidacy, noting the public and partisan reactions. It weighs Governor Nash’s Ohio record, public sentiment, and warns against trusting Democratic attacks as proof of vanity or strength. The article also comments on tariff debates and July’s fiscal surplus.
A mixture of dubious rumor and endorsements from residents. Leonard P. Slusser, a township trustee of Massillon, reports kidney pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Baltzly's drug store. He credits the pill with a rapid cure and no recurring back pain. An Alabama notice promotes Kodel Dyspepsia Cure as aiding digestion and stomach relief.
Mrs Q E Dutton of Danville Illinois says Foley's Honey and Tar cured her two children’s whooping cough and saved a doctor's bill. The testimonial appeared in Rider and Snyder's advertisement.
This old advertisement claims DeWitts Little Early Risers make bowel movements easy and regular, threatening serious complications if not used. It cites C W Cnoples and Rider and Snyder as distributors and includes address details for purchase.
Burn, to Mr and Mrs Win Preece, a young son. Mrs S C Stump returns to Tuledg. Will Day of Canton visits for legal business with John Shimp. Ewald Herman visiting Detroit relatives. The Blind Trio Concert Company performs at the Reform church. The Howe Bros perform on school grounds for three nights. About two hundred attend Sunday school excursion to Silver Lake. rain briefly delays, then clears. Crystal Spring beats Cuyahoga Falls 7 to 6 in baseball. Nittinger hits a two-base and a three-base drive. The community mourns William Kettering with church resolutions praising his integrity and faith.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on August 32, William Dull organized new bar floor work at the Dunbar House. Reverend J S Pott reports that Duff and seven laborers pleaded guilty to Sabbath desecration and were fined. Dunbar church members plan a crusade against Sunday commerce. Pressed flowers note methods to preserve natural color using sun drying.
The article surveys Dixie cotton farming from planting in spring to picking in autumn, noting weather risks, prices near 10 cents, and the role of the negro picker. It describes ginning with the saw and roller engines, bale formation, and the home spider’s web as a separate theme.
Mrs Frank Leslie is replaced by Maine born Baroness Leslie de Bazus after she claims the title Baron de Bazus. The baroness, of Louisiana Creole descent, traveled to France to confirm her rights, aided by a 1757 French parliament act. The family also holds the Counts of Lapeyreuse and Pommerayes titles.
Miss Reina V Wright of Fond du Lac Wisconsin says after six years of study she can understand bird speech and imitate bird notes. She notes birds respond when she sings and remain quiet when she stops.
Vienna enforces an ordinance allowing organ grinders to perform only from noon until sunset each day to limit noise and disturbances in public spaces.
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