Balloting for Congressmen Ends in Row at Youngstown Convention
In Youngstown Aug 22 the seventeenth district delegates from Stark and Columbiana counties failed to nominate a candidate as Kennedy's bid waned. The unit and precinct rules split the hall with heated speeches by Metzgar Turner and Kennedy aides, adjournment fights, and a chaotic exit amid calls for a square deal.
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Youngstown
Stark
Columbiana
Kennedy
Jackson
Te Msn
Louis P. Metzgar
Salem
J. B. Kennedy
Eighteenth
L. P. Metzger
D. P. Jones
North Lawrénce
Stark County
Jones
Ies
Mahoning
Grant
T. F. Turner
J. J. Grant
J. A. Norrig
Youngtown
Mahoning Committee
Turner
Washington
Catlvin
Congressional Committee
Farner
Calvin
Tarner
H.C. Kohler
S. S. Conroy
Berlin Center
Mahoning County
Conroy
Mr. Upham
W. A. Wells
East Liverpool
McKinley
Taylor
James B. Kennedy
Wells
Upham
Cushing
J. P. Jones
Naya
Columbiana County
S. Conroy
Jewett McGowan
R. A. Pollock
Tool House
Kennedy balloting deadlock at Youngstown convention
County men and Colum biana leaders threaten adjournment to Salem if tactics used yesterday recur. Morning session enforced unit rule. Kennedy delegates from Columbiana and Stark were expelled. Perma nent officers chosen, Roosevelt administration endorsed. Afternoon seen nominations and a crowded ballot with solid blocs expected to produce a stalemate.
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Committee On
Kennedy
Columbiana
Stark
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
Committee On Permanent Organization
P. L. Jackson
Youngstown
Harvey Aice
Canton
John Ellis
Massillon
Roosevelt
Conroy
Congress
Jason Brooks
East Liverpool
Columbiana County
George Arrel
Thomas Lurner
Grant
Tri County Picnic Aims For Record Attendance At Meyers Lake
Stark Tuscarawas and Summit farmers plan the third annual Tri County Picnic at Meyers Lake near Canton on Thursday August 30. Last year drew over nine thousand attendees and this year organizers expect a larger crowd with speakers including Senator Chas Dick of Akron and Prosecutor Upham. Events include a farm talk from Wooster agriculture station, baseball, bands and athletic activities. Officers listed include President A W Faust Canton and Secretary Ira Miller Green Town with committees for Entertainment Music Reading Advertising Transportation and more.
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Stark
Tuscarawas
Summit Counties
Meyers’ Lake
Canton
Meyers’ Lake Park
Chas. Dick
Akron
C. ©. Upham
Wooster
Picnic Association
A. W. Faust
Ira Miller
Greentown
Augustus Peaumier
Louisville
J. W. Howenstein
Howenstein
Frank Young
New Berlin
Smith Keith
Minerva
Frank Wilson
William Shoe
Thomas Crowl
Cantor
Adam Moakley
North Industry
Ham Graham
Morris Duprez
Harrisburg
Reading
W. A. Snyder
Navarre
Levi Stoner
Adam Schafert
Petr Frederick
Edgefield
G. Harper
J.M. Berge
Maximo
Louis Cern
Middlebranch
Transportation
Charles Labbe
Canal Fulton
Peter Berger
William Shoner
Uniontown
Peter Schatz
Jacob Lutz
McDonaldaville
County Fairs Dates Announced by State Board of Agriculture
The secretary lists county fair dates across Ohio. Tuc catawas at Canal Dover October 18 19 20 21 Carroll at Carrollton October 9 10 11 12 Cosheston October 9 10 11 12 Guernsey at Washington September 25 26 27 28 Harrison at Cadiz October 2 3 4 Jefferson at Smithfield September 26 27 28 Licking at Newark October 2 3 4 5 6 Stark at Canton September 5 6 7 8 Muskingum at Zanesville September 18 19 26 21 Noble at Sarahsville September 12 18 14 The state fair will be held September 4 5 and 7.
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the State Board of Agriculture
Tuccatawas
Canal Dover
Carroll
Carrollton
Cosheston
Guernsey
Washington
Harrison
Cadiz
Jefferson
Smithfield
Licking
Newark
Stark
Canton
Muskingam
Zanesville
Noble
Sarahsville
Canton Teachers Institute Holds Session and Amendment Proposal
Stark County Teachers Institute in Canton featured lectures by Prof. Lee and Prof. Sparks on physiology and obedience, with Gov. Jones commenting on school laws. A list of Massillon and western-end teachers was read, and an amendment to fix the institute date was proposed but withdrawn amid confusion. date control likely to stay with the executive committee.
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Canton
Stark County Teachers
Focht
Lee
Sparks
Robert Morris
Horace Greeley
First Christian Church
University of Chicago
Wingate
Jones
Massillon
C. L. Cronebaugh
L. B. Harris
L. S. Hopkins
A. B. Oberlin
A. M. Hoch
G. H. Walter
T. J. Teeple
D. W. Walter
Per Lee Shilling
Nellie Smith
M. Smith
Lela McAllister
Edith Greybill
J. R. Snavely
Alice Stockdale
Jane Eljis
Charlotte Smith
Mary M. Friedrich
May Bowman
Jennie Kitt
Christia Ewin
DeForrest Shilling
Clara Stover
M. Estella McMillan
Martha B. Mong
Luella Sibila
Mary E. Nil
Elizabeth D. Graves
Mary Crone
Neltie Evans
Emily A. Wheeler
Mary ©. Davis
Clara A. Ralston
Deasie A. Graybill
Helen E. Smith
Maude Farrell
Lavina Marr
Lula Simpson
Emma Kratsch
Viola Pepper
Alice Young
Cima Seufts
Mae Schnierle
Ella Budd
Iva F. Sp
Gertrude Sprague
Julia May Doxsee
Canal Faltoe
I. H. Focht
A. I
Mayer
Tasloiah Porter
Katherine Sorn
Elizabeth Born
Rose A. Leaver
Aimee Hoover
Navarre
Lelia P. Rickseeker
John Derter
Bella Carl
Joseph Markiey
Callen W. Meyer
RW. Klar
Justus
Ruth M. Grant
Edwin Ro
Executive Committee
New Plant Creations by Luther Burbank
Luther Burbank unveils five new plant varieties ready for market within a year. The catalogue lists the Australian star tower Shirley poppy California widd poppy Heavicera christata and Patagonia vegetable squash imported from Chile and improved for gardens.
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Luther
Santa Rosa
Burbank
California
Patagonia
Chile
Variable Hair Cut and the Tronsorial College Lesson
A Kansas City barber explains to his porter the meaning of variable hair styling. He says Webster defines variable as changeable and demonstrates cutting so hair parts can be moved left, right, or center while keeping an even fall. The lesson contrasts common practice with the variable method.
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Tronsorial
Baltimore
Kansas City
George
Kansas City Times
Webster
Quick lunch habit blamed for divorces and unhappy homes
Cleveland health chief Frank Coombs cites a New York World dispatch claiming rapid meals cause indigestion irritability and domestic trouble. He warns quick lunches ruin digestion and lead to more divorces and wrecked homes than any other single source.
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Cleveland
Frank Coombs
Cleveland Health Department
New York World
Coombs
Onion Themed Anniversary Banquet In New York State
A large Newark couple celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary with an onion only banquet at the Union New York summer home of Mrs. Cornelius Mercereuy. Guests were served an onion menu from centerpiece to dessert including onion tops slices salads and fried onions. The event was reported by a Binghamton dispatch to the New York Tribune.
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Frank Gilman
Newark
N. J
Cornelius Mercereuy
Union
N. Y
Binghamton
New York
No Hose at All Seaside Fad Sparks Short Skimming Trend
Report from Long Branch on summer girls abandoning stockings in the surf. The New York American notes the craze shows bare legs from knee down, with sandals to cope with sand and shells. The look draws attention to the daintiest feet and toes as a bold style statement.
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Long Branch
New York American
Mysterious Sand Dunes Overtake Coastal Towns
Wide dunes advance across Hatteras Shackelford and Smith’s Island shores wrecking trees, eroding homes, and burying villages. The Great Woods near Cape Hatteras remains treeless since Civil War tree cutting. Pamlico Sound grows shallower as brown sand deposits spread inland.
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Hatteras
Cape
Shackelford
Smith’s Island
Nag
Satteras Iskuxt
Pamlico Sound
Currituck
Cuffey’s Inlet
National Geographic Magazine
Unsinkable Steamers Tested By Kiel Shipping Firm
Five steamboats for a Kiel shipping company are claimed unsinkable. A recent test on one vessel, in the presence of imperial navy and shipping firms, showed the boat fully laden with 200 passengers sank after a model leak. Even when flooded, it retained about a foot of freeboard above water, meeting the test conditions.
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Kiel Shipping
Imperial Navy
New Fox Horn Signal Installed at Nee Dies Lighthouse
A new horn signal for fog warning has been installed at Nee Dies lighthouse, Isle of Wleht. Reed trumpets blown by compressed air emit sound up to ten miles, advancing beyond the fog bell that reaches only about three miles. The apparatus can be started instantly from air vessels charged at 100 pounds pressure, with five seconds of blast in every fifteen.
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Needies
Isle of Wleht
Cheap Dressing and the Contract System in Public Supply
The London Mail notes that the contract system for public necessities is expanding to all branches. A London firm offers a $100 yearly supply paid in installments to provide multiple suits and outerwear. A Manchester firm supplies textiles and clothing items for a fixed quarterly sum.
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London Mail
London
Manchester
Carbolic Sponge Sparks Barbershop Debate in England
A villager boasts of a carbolic sponge used in shaving causing a burn. A customer inquiries the sponge odor, prompting the barber to insist it is safe antiseptic. The odd claim reflects rising interest in antiseptic methods in country barbers.
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England
Daat
Building a China Closet To Save Breakage
A Boston guide suggests placing a china closet between dining and kitchen to observe guests, with fourteen inch wide shelves spaced nineteen inches apart. Corrugated rubber reduces breakage by fifty percent, a rope cleat stabilizes plates, and weights are distributed on lower shelves. Hooks should be under shelves and tested for loosening. Top shelf gains a head cleat to keep odds and ends from toppling.
How to Apply Fomentations in Home Care
The Pittsburg Press explains fomentations should be hot and reapplied every half hour. Methods include warm water in a steaming setup with folded flannel, dampened flannel with hot water and turpentine, and a poppy head infusion boiled and strained for use.
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Pittsburg
How to Make Currant Punch
How to make a refreshing currant punch with currants raspberries lemons oranges and water. Crush fruit add citrus juice and water then sweeten and strain before serving. Chill and serve with shaved ice in each glass and pour the punch over. Sugar sirup is boiled sugar and water cooled before use.
How to Take Care of Finger Nails
Advice on nail care suggests using lemon juice in warm water to loosen cuticles and remove stains. It notes soaking brittle nails in warm sweet oil daily and polishing with a chamois skin polisher to improve circulation and appearance, and to press back the surrounding flesh after washing to prevent hangnails.
How Gloves May Be Cleaned
Instructions for cleaning gloves using crumbs chalk soap milk rice pulp turpentine and air to remove odors and restore cleanliness. Includes methods for damp crumb rubbing dry chalk on sand and washing light color gloves with spirits of bartshorn or strong lather and warm air.
How to Make Raspberry Punch
To one quart of ice cold water add five teaspoonfuls of raspberry vinegar or raspberry royal. Pour into a large pitcher or two punch bowls and mix well. In each glass place ice and fill from the bowl. If raspberries are in season add a cupful, otherwise substitute shredded pineapple or banana slices.
How to Clean Burned Dishes in Simple Steps
In old practice, baked dishes scorched in the oven are cleaned by adding water and ashes, warming the dish, and wiping away burned and discolored portions without damaging the ware. This method avoids tedious scraping and preserves the shine of plates and platters.
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Dalegaiss
Columbiana and
Stark Counties
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Hope of
Youngatown
Speaker
Stark, Summit
Meyer’s Lake
Prof. Jones
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co. C.yv
Hammersmith
Ohio
New York Harbor
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N. J. Central
Abo
Oseevesee
Long Island Sound
Staten
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Pennishanim Ferry
Sandy Mook
Sound
Thirty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ceontretch
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