Spectacular Fourth of July pyrotechnics eyed for Massillon
Mayor Bell’s Fourth of July celebration promises dramatic sights next Friday night with fiery wrigglers national salutes aerial bouquets and massive jeweled mines among the proposed spectacular joys. The piece notes Canada’s rising U S exports 75 percent higher in nine months amid tariff shifts and criticizes Admiral Dewey’s Philippines testimony as undermining anti imperialist arguments. It also highlights a Washington forestry bureau’s growth signaling a new career path for American youth and the need for sustainable timber as demand outpaces supply.
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Bell
Massillon
Department of Agriculture
Washington
J. Russell Smith
King Edward the Prince of Wales biography and events
A compact biographical sketch of Prince Albert Edward King Edward the Seventh, detailing birth November 9 1841 christening January 25 1842 travels as Lord Renfrew education at Christ Church Oxford and Trinity Cambridge marriage March 10 1863 to Alexandra five children including the eldest Duke of Clarence who died in 1892 near death 1871 from typhoid public engagements master mason of England and numerous honors languages and feats. Also notes local items: Youngstown and Sharon street railway wage demand Guerney Smith elected captain at Clearfield Pa gold strike Casselman Somerset County Pa Christian Endeavor Latrobe Pa post office changes at Wighton Chester Hillborough Clearfield county Pa alleging postmaster shortage.
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Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
Jordan
Christchurch
Oxford
Trinity College
Cambridge
United States
Canada
Lord Renfrew
Alexandra
King of Denmark
Duke of Clarence
England
Europe
Sultan
Turkey
Youngstown (C
Sharon Street Railway
Guerney Smith
Fifth Regiment
National Guard
Clearfield
Casselman
Somerset County
Westmoreland County Christian Endeavor Union
Latrobe
Wighton
Chester Hillborough
Clearfield County
M. 8
Adama
Home Table Eggs and affordable menu ideas for days
The article suggests using eggs in many ways over the next two or three months as a cheaper staple at 25 cents a dozen. It notes eggs can be cheaper than cheaper cuts of meat when labor and price are considered and highlights a fundamental principle for cooking eggs in various dishes.
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Swamp
Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Delicacies of the Season to Guide Home Cooks
Practical tips from American Kitchen Magazine on selecting and preparing seasonal produce. Eight eggs weigh one pound in a basket, asparagus costs vary with season, and best buds are chosen by size. Wash berries carefully by soaking, rinsing few at a time, and lifting them from water to prevent juice loss and sand.
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American Kitchen Magazine
Gowns For Girl Graduates Steal The Spotlight For Spring Commencement
Delineator notes dainty frocks in sheer French mull and fine lawns for graduates with satin sashes, elbow length sleeves, and flounced skirts. Outfit ideas include white silk or lisle footwear, white gloves, lace mitts, and a white gauze fan, with colonial style buckles and pearl neck ropes as optional accents.
Fashions and Fanclea in Latest Spring Styles
Fashions feature many toques with front points and ethereal Batiste parasols. Black crepe de chine gowns, pale blue touches, dotted foulards, and diamond lace appliques shape elegant garnitures. Sets including belt and fob accompany tub dresses, red and flame millinery seen in rich ensembles. Even linen and tailored frocks show intricate detailing.
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Batiste
Wooster area notes dry vote and local events unfold
The Postoffice Building at Mrs Riordan and Mr Kalenbaugh are delegates to the Epworth League convention at Barberton this week. Many local residents are named in social visits, church activities, school matters, and town developments while Beach City and Crystal Spring report progress on streets and mines. The piece notes the village’s dry vote, upcoming readings, commencements, and various community updates across Wooster area towns.
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Kalenbaugh
Barberton
Mt. Eston
Beck
Weiser
Wooster
Peaberthy
Carrie Barrus
Canal Dover
J. J. Schlafly
Mattie Stauffer
Amanda
Carrie Cheyney
Crowe
Presbyterian
Denbrock
Ida Cheyney
Orrville
West Lebanon
West Brookfield
Lloyd Reinoehl
Brubaker
Canton
G. Engie
Harriet Crowe
Cleveland
J. D. Miller
West Tebanon
Beach City
Jane
Hay
Our Town
Church Street
M. FE
Harry B. Ward
Beach City Bank
J. W. Twigg
Will Stamets
Jerry Welsh
John Shetler
James Justice
Mrs. Andrews
War‘dell
William Wood
Painesville
Crystal Spring
August Stuhldreher
Chicago
Doc’’ Shertzer
Snapper
Malloy
Massillon
Ohio Canal
Mra
Adam Rohr
Theo Casenheiser
Sannday
Florence Beitel
West Salem
Ada Bauser
Wooster Friends
Anna McGinnis
Gwynne
Ark
Peter Meismer
Ladies of the Reformed Church
August Tursky
Oakwood
North Massillon
Eureka
Old Squire Jones Meets His Match In Mocking Age Jibe
An Indianapolis News item recalls a sharp exchange where a silver haired lady corners the aging Squire Jones with a biting compliment about his wrinkled age. He shrinks in his buggy, then drives away speechless. The tale ends with a quip that the elderly must distribute compliments to receive them.
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Squire Jones
City Library
Lelen
Squire
Mrs. Brown
Indianapole News
Future of electricity heat homes and power trains
Engineers at the Institute of Electrical Engineers foresee electricity heating buildings, cooking food, and powering travel as trains reach speeds up to 180 miles per hour. They expect electricity to replace steam for railways, with near-term costs declining and Niagara Falls highlighted as a major power source.
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Institute of Electrical Engineers
Great Barrington
Mass
Saya
New York World
Steinmetz
Oberlin Smith
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Parker
Columbia College
Niagara Falls
A. B. Lee
The
Electrical Engineers
England
Edison
Niagara
Boer Forces In War According To Kemp Interview
Dispatch from Kimberley quotes Commandant Kemp, Delarey’s lieutenant, recounting Boer strength at the war start about 50,000 in the field. He notes only 1,500 of 5,000 engaged at Colenso, lighter losses at Mafeking and Spion Kop, and heavier toll at Grankspruit and Winkfontein. Kemp says Boers avoided khaki and frequently slipped into towns for intelligence.
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Kimberley
Griqualand West
Washington Star
Delarey
Mafeking
Colenso
Spion Kop
Ladysmith
Grankspruit
Winkfontein
Johannesburg
Krugersdorp
Pretoria
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