Local Happenings From Norwalk To Massillon News
Mrs William Dimon of Norwalk visits son Dr R B Dimon in North street Edgar Troth arrives from Millville N J after health retreat Miss Matilda Krenerich accepts position at J H Tordt Company dry goods filling vacancy caused by Kittie Hagan resignation A Heimann Bro alter plans for new building half three stories high Mrs Edward Jones loses ring ring returned by W E Rhone Jacob Young Frank Bruggen acrobats bound for eight weeks of Chicago parks D D Powell junior from Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons takes Massillon state hospital attendant job Powell will play shortstop on Three L state league team Massillon Bottle and Has Co Wooster project inspected local plant Members of Bayamon orphanage auxiliary to attend next Wednesday Mrs Rebecca Mossholder dies at Uhrichsville aged 80 after paralytic strokes W E Fisher back from Red Men grand council over thousand in attendance Fisher initiated as Past Sachem Captain Richard B Crawford named to Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain Monument Commission meeting set May 31 Captain Crawford plans to attend Abbie lodge Rebekah visit Acme lodge North Lawrence five candidates welcomed revival campaign at Salvation Army barracks May 20 26 services mostly free Rev C P Foust leaves for Balti more to attend General Synod of Reformed Church in United States Massillon insanity case Frank Dugan of Orrville sent home then returned to jail insane admitted to Massillon hospital James Dugan inmate at institution connected to case
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Jacob Young
Frank Brueggegan
Haverly
Minstrels
Chicago
D. D. Powell
Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons
Massillon State Hospital
Powell
John McSweeney
Durbin Metz
Wexter Tyler
Charles M. Gray
L. P. Qhlinger
Robert Zimmerman
Wooster
Massillon
Mrs. Fallen
Bayamon
Puerto Rico
The
Christian Church
Rebecca Mossholder
Wilwot
Fred Beat
Uhrichsville
W E. Fisher
Grand Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Springfield
Fisher
Richard B. Crawford
George K. Nash
Missionary Ridge and
Lookout Mountain Monument
Abbie
Ensign Goodall
Simmons
Goodall
Elkins
Salvation Army
C. P. Foust
Reformed Church
Baltianore
Tuscaraway Classis
Ohio Synod
General Synod of the Reformed Church
United States
Foust
East
Frank Dugan
Orrville
Adair
Dugan
Massillon Hospital
James Dugan
Frank
Dugan Taken to Massillon Amid Deputy Calm Unclear Mind
The elder Dugan was accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Gar ver when taken to Massillon. The deputy believed at the time that the elder Dugan exhibited behavior suggesting his mind was affected.
Perpetual Motion and the Cyclone Invention
Uenry Plymshaw, living near the Big Sunflower river valley, allegedly harnessed a cyclone. A funnel storm circling a sheep pasture inspired him to place a belt at the well top, drive a dynamo, and connect machinery in the region, claiming ongoing power generation.
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Uenry Plymshaw
Loventor Plumshaw
Plumshaw
Plymshaw
H. V. Marr
Harpers Magazine
A Domestic Experience The Reason One Woman's Cook Was Dissatised
A young housekeeper recalls losing a good cook over a dispute about entertaining. Ella, once praised for neatness and skill, challenged the hosts on their quiet lifestyle and lack of teas and receptions. She left for a “more stylish place” after a week with her ailing aunt.
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Ple
Elle
Three Rules For Fishing From A London Sermon
The Rev Mark Guy Pearse observes a Trout fisherman on a riverbank who explains three fishing rules stressing stealth. The old man claims success comes from staying hidden, with a humorous insistence that concealment is essential to catching fish and outlasting others who fail to hide.
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Mark Guy Pearse
London
Matched Puzzlers In The Chicago Post Style
A playful exchange from the Chicago Post features a youngster asking why rescuers save drownings on the third dip and a father quipping that children pose unanswerable questions, reflecting a light moral in a puzzle vignette.
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Chicago Post
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil and Burdock Blood Bitters
An old advertisement touts Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a cure for croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles and claims Burdock Blood Bitters regulates the stomach and bowels to prevent constipation.
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Monarch
Thomas
Wood
Belles of Old Rome Beauty Methods Compared With Ancient Luxuries
The article contrasts modern beauty culture with ancient Rome, describing how Roman ladies employed slaves for baths, skin treatments, hair removal, and elaborate unguents. It details the roles of cosmetes, cosmetic slaves, and Greek artisans in applying face powders, ointments, and perfumes, ending with a note about mirrors and the envy of Brutus era manners.
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Poppina
Agrippina
Rome
Fashon
Corsica
Brutus
Cate
Utica
Washington Star
Concentration and the basket metaphor for success
The text quips that the saying dont put all eggs in one basket is wrong and urges placing all eggs in one basket and watching it. It argues carrying multiple baskets breaks eggs and that carrying three baskets requires balancing on the head, risking a tumble.
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Carnegie
Jilted Boston Girl Quip Sparks Cold Theme
A wry exchange from New York Times and Boston Post notes Hewitt Gruet and Jewett discarding a Boston girl with quips about a cold. The Milk cartoon reflects a cranky husband asking if milk is sterilized and the wife replying it is water cured, echoing ironies of everyday life.
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Jewett
Hewitt
New York Times
Boston Post
Fancy Breads Aid Frugal Hospitable Meals
A Good Housekeeping style guide outlines quick fancy bread ideas for unexpected guests. Sally Lunn, queen muffins, hot currant loaf and batter quantities are given with baking powder, butter, and milk to produce affordable, appealing treats for luncheon or tea.
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Wieb
Sally Lunn
Desideratur
The New Millinery Spirit of Fancy Pervades Hats
The Spirit of Fancy Pervades the Headgear of This Season. Floral decoration dominates the new hats with blossoming hues and varied tones. Chiffon and tulle add daring accents to be wildflower inspired designs. Numerous novelties appear in straws and groundwork of these millinery creations.
Hats and Straw Art for Young Faces in Floral Styles
Styles in hats feature coarse plaited green grass bases covered with daisies and cornflowers. Silken straw forms many shapes including toques, with rice straw picture bats and embroidered linen notable. Two bats show pale tulle and delicate pri rculas toques. salads combine shad roes with cucumbers and garlic rubbed lettuce, served cold.
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R. B. Dimon
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Edgar Troth
Millville
N. J
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J. H. Tordt
Kittie Hagan
Heimann & Bro
Edward Jones
Independent
W. E. Rhone
Wooster Street
D. W. Walter
Belles OF
Old Rome
Hewitt—Gruet
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Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Cleveland, O
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Erie St. Jr. Hollinger Asst
Humbergers
Lace Sale
RWICK
Passillon
Per Lee Hunt
Prospect Sts
South Erie St
Rhiladelphia
Uese
Moter Barber College
Orrent
Ouse
Bath and Furnace
North St
Front
Burd
East Main St
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Bath
Lantzer
West Main
Icycle
Exchange Street
Jos
Uilding
Meuser Bros
N. Erie St
West Side
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Bridge
Main St
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Ee Hosse
Columbian Heights
P. L. Auit
A and Hhouse
Erie Street
Bard
East Alni
Ng Hy Ouse
E. Cherry St
Fred Klein
Cherry Street
J. E. Tordtem Eace Hed
North East St
H. C. Brown
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Locust
North Sta
N. Erie
DD. W. Miller
Railroad Street
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Oberlin's
Chestnut St
Husey Tire
F. L. Koontz
White Palace
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