Rural Route Changes at Massillon Post Office
Official notice from the Postmaster General lists five rural routes serving Massillon, noting changes to old paths and a new Route No. 5. Details cover route lengths, numbers of houses, and population served, with constraints on mailbox delivery within city corporate limits and when near post offices.
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L. A. Koonshaa
Washington
Massillon
Koons
Therce
Main Street
City
Howells Avenue
Said Avenue
Brookfield Road
Youngstown Crossing
Levers
West Brookfield
N. C
W. Christman
S. Reinoehl
Youngstown
Youngstown Hill
Kerstetter Corner
Boyd Corner
Township
Crystal Spring
Raber Corner
Mill Street
Short East Street
Said Street
Charity School Corner
Smith
Bailey Road
L’rent Street
Massillon Postoffice
Tremont Street
Millersburg
Steele
J. Christman
Cross Roads
L. Stoner
Reingehl
Brookfield
Levers’ Grocery
Lippe Road
Bammerlin Corner
Prosser Corner
Young Corner
Wooster Road
Newman Post Office
Meyers Corner
Sippe Road
Ralston Corner
Klingelarith Corner
Beech Grove
Masdillon
Carrier
Akron Avenue
Clay Corner
Sprankle Corner
High Mill Corner
Rupert Corner
McDowell Corner
Lutz Corner
Lishtenwalter
Mudbrook
Earphart Corner
Killinger
High Mill Cornt
Nest
Earl Road
Massillon Post Office
Carrer
Cemetery
Everhart Corner
Stump Corner
Rouzh Corner
Abbott Lane
Richville
Forks
Canton Road
Andrew Miller Corner
Reedurban
N. O
Genoa
Grave Avenue
J. C. Albright
Bleck Corner
Hawkins Corner
City Lmits
Front Street
Masaillon
Tremont
Pigeon Run Road
Weller Corner
Myers Corner
Abendorf
Snyder’s Corner
Ambenour
Pigeon Run
Stoner
Eggert
Brinker
Oberlin
No. 6
Crystal Springs
Shilling
Lonas
Weller
J. Wilson
Grove Patch Village
CN. C
F. Flounder
Segner
Jarvia Avenue
United States
Massillon Market Prices June 27 1906 Daily Report
Massillon market report lists paying prices for farm goods including butter bees live chickens dressed poultry potatoes and grain futures. Prices show per unit rates for butter per pound bees per dozen chickens per pound and hay oats corn and other grains with regional variation.
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Pric
Massillon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An older medical ad claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and sinus mucous surfaces. It asserts constitutional remedies cure nine of ten cases and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to request circulars.
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Hall
St Marys Parochial School Closing Exercises At Armory
An audience packed the armory for St Marys parochial school closing exercises with 300 pupils participating in a program of recitations drills and choruses. The program included an operetta Pepin King of Romans Land and a play Going to a New Home with Alvin Sibila and Leo Worth in leading roles.
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St. Mary’s Parochial School
United States
Pepin King
No Man’s Land
Alvin Sibila
Leo Worth
Leonard Limpach
Mona's Waters
Louise Brentzel
Little Boys Fire
Dorothy Schaupp
J. Paul
I. Weber
Papa
Margaret Lachinater Fuods
Obituary notices for Patrick McGreal and Gerrude Scott
Patrick McGreal aged 68 died at home 36 Wisemar Street from illness. He was born in Westport Ireland and lived in Massillon for about 45 years. Survived by wife Catherine Charlton children Mary Sarah James and others. Funeral Tuesday at St Joseph's church, interment St Joseph's Cemetery. Gerride Scott daughter of W C Scott editor of The Gidete, died after illness at home aged about 26. Funeral held Monday in Dalbuacemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M’greal
Patrick McGreal
Wisemar Street
Mr. McGreal
Westport
Ireland
Massillon
Catherine Charlton
Thomas Wilson
Mary McGreal
Sarah McGreal
James McGreali
Girtrude Scorl
Gerride Svott
Deaahtier
Colored Knights of Pythias hold record Ohio session
In Zanesville Ohio the 19th annual session of the Colored Knights of Pythias is in progress with nearly two thousand attendees on Tuesday, surpassing all previous records. Welcome addresses were given by Mayor Deacon and Dr E H Gee as the state meeting of the women's auxiliary also convenes.
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Zanesville
The
Colored Knights of Pythias of Ohio
Deacon
E. H. Gee
Women’s Auxiliary
Earthquake Rattles South Wales as Chimneys Fall
Violent tremors hit South Wales this morning shaking houses and causing widespread damage to poorer dwellings. Hundreds of chimneys toppled while residents fled. no casualties reported yet though several narrow escapes occurred.
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Cariff
Wales
Associated Preas
South Wales
Conferees Grapple With Agricultural Appropriations
Washington report notes no agreement yet in agricultural appropriation talks. Senate conferees favored reporting a disagreement, while House members objected. an afternoon renewed attempt was planned. Moody directs rail suit enforcement under safety appliance law. House passes Panama Canal lock proposal without debate. Hepburn moves Senate substitution. Gardner filed favorable eight hour bill report.
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Washington
Senate
House
Moody
Panama
Hepburn
Iowa
Gardner
House Committee On Labor
Supreme Court Sets County Commissioner Elections
Columbus June 27 The supreme court ruled that county commissioners will be elected this year and that the entire board must be elected in 1908 under the Williard law enacted at the last session.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Crowds Circling Jail as Thaw Sanity Exam Sifts
New York June 27 alienists returned for a second examination of Harry Thaw in the state prison. Mrs Thaw visited the jail causing a dense crowd and police difficulty in clearing a path.
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New York
Associated Press
Harry Thaw
Silvery Locks Won Aged Detainee Admits Guilt
James Pierce aged 78 a well preserved man with long gray hair from Cleveland was arrested Tuesday night for drunkenness. He appeared before Mayor Irantz on Wednesday and pleaded for discharge due to his age promising to leave the city. A knife and a partly oiled bottle of whisk key were his only possessions.
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James Pierce
Cleveland
Irantz
The Bottle Cannon Interesting Harmless Experiment
A one third full quart bottle with water and dissolved baking soda forms the base. A second package of tartaric acid is placed in a rolled playing card as a small cartridge. The cartridge is suspended from the cork by thread, creating a tiny reactive device.
Bottle Cannon Experiment Demonstration
A simple at home chemistry trick uses a bottle, a cartridge, and blotting paper plugs to generate carbonic acid gas. When the cork pops, the bottle recoils and shoots the cork like a rocket, providing a harmless field artillery imitation.
Editorial flings and curious claims across papers
A composite of clipped quotations notes playful critiques on spelling reform and political events. It references the New York Mall, Indianapolis News, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia North American, and Kansas City Journal, highlighting absurdities from reform ideas to lawsuits and public discourse.
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New York Mall
Chaplain Hale
Senate
Indianapolis
Washington Post
Los Angeles Times
Hansteen
Philadelphia
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
British Briefs Spark A Variety Of Quirks Across Britain
A carriage horse in Australia costs 260 dollars now, four times its price fifteen years ago. The great seal of Great Britain consumes over four hundred weight of sealing wax monthly. A six word telegram including the address may cost six cents in England. Londér finishes a beauty show with men and women competing. the handsomest man prize went to porter Forsey. London police require one officer per 332 people, English boroughs one per 697, rural districts one per 1150. Bristol England Children’s Hospital uses three dogs trained to retrieve coins tossed to them for donations.
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Australia
Great Britain
England
Londér
Forsey
London
Indian Girls Ball Game and Other Household Pastimes
Brief notes describe the Pahse Kabwey game played by Indian girls using a pantsu ball and sticks, with prizes of cloth and beads, followed by anecdotes on postage stamp perforation by Sir Rowland Archer in 1853 and a potato animal menagerie project. It ends with verses about hosting and guest wishes.
France and Bordeaux harbor entry and a military draft idea
Only two American vessels have entered Bordeaux in ten years both being private yachts seeking refuge during the Spanish American War. In Paris a statue of Dame Dexmoulins shows the orator in out of fashion garments leading to removal. Officials eye a standing army plan inclining to compulsory enlistment of French schoolboys into a national rifle corps to instill discipline and arms knowledge from youth.
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Bordeaux
Dame Dexmoulins
Paris
National Rifle Corps
German Gleanings From Berlin to Mechanical Theatre Dolls
German gleanings report two German mechanics inventing an electric device to change hymn numbers in churches. Berlin plans a theater where all roles are life-size mechanical dolls. A Dessau women chemists school opens with graduates earning 20 to 45 dollars monthly. The government prepares free or nominally charged weather forecasts for farmers, to be judged by subscriber weather reports.
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Berlin
Dessau
Germany
Packing Do's and Dont's for Fresh Trunk Storage
Do not pack clothes in a rarely used trunk without airing it first. Gather all items before packing to avoid last minute squeezing and crushing lighter pieces. Stuff dress bodices and sleeves with soft paper and fill crushable trimmings with tissue to preserve freshness.
Old Table Maxims on dining and ceremony
A compact antique fare of table etiquette comparing courses to rhetoric. It argues that pastry mirrors figures in discourse, advises moving from solid to lighter foods, and suggests taking coffee at the table. It likens the drawing room to a dinner’s outer zone and compares ROUP to a portico signaling the feast.
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Roup
Quotations on politics and love from an Atchison Globe paragraph
The writer offers pointed maxims on experience reality and elections while noting absurd promises from candidates. A不同 mix of social comments about boasting gratitude and public behavior follows, concluding with a reflection on love at first sight versus hatred at first offense from the Atchison Globe.
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Jess
Atchison Globe
Chickens In the Rain
On a rainy morning a farmer notes chickens react to weather by leaving exposed to rain or seeking shelter. If rain lasts long they stay indoors, otherwise they venture out again when sun returns, a simple observation on animal behavior.
Quaint customs in Abyssinia described in A Lail note
A London A Lail dispatch recalls Abyssinian practices where elders are killed by sons for aging trials and visitors are exposed to death by skin contraction or rolled over a cliff in bundles as orthodox responses to strangers.
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Abyssinia
London
Salamander Fire Myths and Modern Skepticism
A collection of quotations debunking common fire myths, noting that earthquakes and origins of the world remain unknowable. The piece references Eldorado Republican reflections, Andrews Anecdotes, and a line about a salamander living in fire, plus a London Answers joke about a pawnbroker.
Slipped a Word On Religious Instruction In School
A damaged OCR fragment cites Punch misquoting religious instruction at a boys' school and notes an advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming to ease teething pain, with garbled wording and misspellings. The passage hints at misprints and product promotion in a periodical context.
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Massillon Market
Pennsylvania —Lines
St. Paul
Haeogerbund
Portland
Ore
Omaha
Denver
Jolge
B.ypu
U—B.p
Milwaukee
Eagle Grand Aorie
Minneapolis
G. A.B
Fienshore
Massilion
Atlantic City
Cape May
Angleser
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
N.J
Rehoboth
Ocean’ City
F.l.meerwen
St. Mary’s School
Armory
Julius Wittmann
Withella Kahler
Rohr
L. Lux -A
Sibra-A
Rabe
Paul Sylvester
M. Elsenbrei
Mr. Hatfield
Leo Worth John Hayfield
Ralph Riese Urania Hatfield
Florence Lachmaier
Matilda Hayfield
John
Veces Om
Lachmaier
Jame Mevormick Kar
Miller Pat Riley
Henry Kaiser
F. Blaumeiser
RB Riece
Pride of Battery
Marley Clemens Yei
Venetian Fisher Girls
Bertha Simon
Home Sweet Home
M Vollmayer
Justina Siblla
Dent's
Mrs. Thaw
Burrow
J.C. Dickerhoof
E. Gilmore
Gertrude
Haley
Alice
Sharp
Albert
Ay Moore
Loome
H Morsis
W. M. Myers
Friend
Polos
Fredris Purdy
Aliah Reters
John Shawe
Thce Smith
Walter Stilwell
Fred Swan
Frank Weaver
Will White
W. Ps . Young
Frank Forign
Lorenzo
Bonaminid
Marle
Foncas Logia Neculae Milea
Lous A. Koons
P.M
Bb. &C
Sam Estem
Bottle
Children's Hospital
Bristol
Hingland
Teury Archer
House of Commons
Archer
Joe
Tom
Carolina Mischka
Roberta
St. Niche
France
Eldorado Republican
Andrews
Flannah
Hannah
E. W. Grove
M.G Carrel
Sizty
Hawver
Jeweler and Optician
Erte St
Massi
John M. Mayers
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