Harvest of Death and Funeral Plans Reported
Two obituaries note deaths in Stark and Wayne counties. Paul Houriet, 68, of 46 South Grant Street, died after two weeks illness from brain congestion following grip. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at his residence with Rev. N. E. Moffit officiating. Burton J. Miller, saved 13 years, died Sunday at 3 PM at 74 Akron Street, with services at 9:30 AM and 10:30 AM Tuesday at West Brookfield Lutheran Church, Rev. Berry presiding. Houriet was a native of Berne Switzerland and longtime Massillon resident, active Republican and decennial board of equalizers member.
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Paul Houriet
Stark
Wayne Counties
South
Grant Street
N. E. Moffit
Houriet
Berne
Switzerland
Charles Miller
West Brookfield
Louis Pile
Erie
Massillon
Tle
Board of Equalizers
Burton J. Miller
B. J. Miller
Akron Street
Master Miler
Masgilton
West Brookfield Lutheran Church
Mr. Berry
West to Be wed in Clinton Iowa
James A McLaughlin left for Clinton Iowa and will wed Miss Mansket Shearer of Tipton Iowa next Wednesday. Miss Shearer teaches in Tipton public schools and McLaughlin is a lawyer with Begort and McLaughlin. Honeymoon planned in Iowa and Southern Ohio arriving in Massachusetts early August.
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James A. McLaughlin
Clinton
Manwsket Shearer
Tipton
Miss Shearer
Mr. McLaughlin
Iowa
Begort & McLaughlin
Stark County
A Poor Crutch and Foolish Remedies Exposed
An article discourages relying on stimulants to aid digestion and promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a remedy aimed at curing stomach and liver issues. It warns that stimulants weaken digestion and urges addressing the disease at its seat. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething and Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood purification.
June Weddings Etiquette Puzzles and Traditions
The article surveys etiquette questions around June weddings, noting at home cards for couples after their return, timely gift acknowledgments, and ceremony orders. It compares European and American customs for bridesmaids, maid of honor, and bridal procession roles.
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Europe
Thomas Brown
Variety In Cereals Promoted For Breakfast
A Woman's Home Companion writer urges variety in cereals to prevent monotony. She suggests surprising families with oats, maize, and wheat alternatives like oatmeal, hominy, cracked wheat, granulated barley, or similar preparations to make breakfasts more appealing and beneficial.
Modish Fringe In Satin Cord and Fancy Hats Described
A Vogue styled notice details fringe finishes using satin cords for scarves sashes and cravats noting white or light colors work best while black cords give the strongest effect. It also describes two chic chapeaux with a fawn crinoline crown and a pink straw toque with decorative flowers ribbons and grapes.
Transferring an Old Painting to a Fresh Canvas
An Italian painting assumed lost to grime and decaying canvas is restored by a Belgian expert. He glues Manila paper to the front, removes the old canvas from the back, seals the pigment with fish glue, applies a new canvas, then detaches the paper with hot water. The result is a bright, stable surface.
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Gee
Barret
Belgium
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Anatomy in Rhyme Memorizes Bones in Body
A poem explains bone counts by body region from face to toes. It lists fourteen facial bones, twenty eight teeth, and totals for head spine ribs limbs and joints. The verse notes one hip one thigh two knees seven ankles five toes and a final word on a sesame bone.
England's Boy Choirs and a China gold tale
Julian Ralph writes of the England choir boys noting their voices break later and the need for boarding in church institutions. The Chung-King valley yields gold by washing geese and their maws, with geese valuable as carriers of gold and cheap dressed meat. Harvard Greek professor Popkin recalls a nickname given by students.
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England
Julian Ralph
Choir Boys of
Ladies’ Hone Journal
United States
Chung-King
China
Yung-pei
John Snelling Popkin
Harvard
Popkin
Pop
Harvard College
The Real Thing Daisy First Meal in the Country
A brief humorous exchange notes Daisy's first country meal with currant jelly, as Mamma whispers that it is real currant jelly. The moment is contrasted with the busy child remark from a different column, highlighting light city humor in two papers.
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Daisy
Mamma
Chicago Tribune
Rev Mahon Leads West Side Church to Start New Era
Local report notes Rev S K Mahon arrives as pastor at West Side M E Church in Massillon. He preaches Sunday morning, with residence arranged with D M Merrell seniors. Mahon hails from Delaware after graduating from Delaware seminary.
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Catholic Young Men's Club
Massillon Sisters of St. Benedict
St. Mary's Church
Kuebler
St. Joseph's Church
Gerhardtstein
Cana Fulton
Kaempker
Frank Goebele
Massillon
Catholic Young Men’s Club
Treiber
Canton
Club
Knights of St. John
WR. Mahon
S. KK. Mahon
West Side
M. FE
Mahon
D. M. Merrell
Delaware
Delaware Seminary
Baptist Church
South Mill Street
ST. John’s Church
St. John's Sunday School
Green Mountain Pearls Remedy Ad
A dated advertisement touts Green Mountain Pearls as a cure for digestion issues including nausea and dizziness. It promises relief and offers a box for sale by a local druggist with a price around 25 cents.
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Burton J. Miler
McLaughlin-Sheare
Clinton, Ia
Anatomy
Philadelphia Bulletin
St. Mary’s
MR. Mahon
M. E
St John’s and the Baptist
James R. Dunn
Erie St
Barry Ander
Dagmiones
Seth
Broadway
Gurrnarg
P. K
Cash Hat
East Main Street
Pittsburg Dental College
Dept.of Western University of Pennsylvan
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Pawaa
Mason's
Htmason Chemical CO
Ancasi Puita
Alliance
Ohio
H. Lester Kutchin
Chicago
Maplewood Sanitarium
Will
Columbus
Kutchin
Mintchin
Dre. Katchin
Katchin
Mutehtn
Kutein
Conrad
Oarville
Boush
Lester Kutchin Columbus
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