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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1902

Page

8

Beach City and nearby notes show town updates and events

Beach City reports moves of local businesses to clear space for a post office block and notes residents at Strasburg, Newman, and Canal Fulton. Campcreek and Newman items cover visits, church, school, and Memorial Day planning. Canal Fulton records resignation of Rev Williard and local road and social happenings.

Beach City Rose Speaker Ramsey Rev Sprinkle Strasburg George Wetzel Main Street Prof Wingate Bowerston Harrison County North Lawrence Joe Myers William Bell Dennison Mase Greensburg George Galer Holy Land Goudy & Crites Campcreek May Hall Tracie Snyder S. Glick Patterson Proctor John Collier Samuel Netzly George Hall P. Proctor Mr. Berry Cross Roads Ira Hole Clara Massillon Bertha Handel Wm. Snavely West Brookfield I. N. Snavely Henry Eckard Barburton Canal Fulton E. R. Williard Fulton Reformed Church Con

Dean of Diplomatic Corps Shifts to Cuba

Washington May 21 Great Britain wins the dean position in Cuba after Congress delays a diplomatic bill. Herbert Squiers was nominated as minister but confirmed only yesterday. Lionel B.E. Carden, British consul general in Havana, was appointed minister and presented credentials, becoming dean of the corps.

Washington Congress Great Britain United States Pew Republic of Herbert Squiers Lionel BE. G. Carden Havana Palma England

Errors and corrections in business letters praised by Youth's Companion

A Massachusetts business firm prints a message at the top of letters promising cheerful corrections for errors and urging polite, good natured complaints. The piece notes how many regret harsh notes and that early, courteous communication best safeguards rights and resolves issues.

Haking Erroresichusetts

Cure for Scald Head by Pine Tar Remedy

A Detroit Free Press tale notes a grandmother’s cure for scald head using pure pine tar melted with hard to form a wet ointment. After cleansing the head, the tar ointment is applied to battle infection and promote healing, with claims of curing severe cases.

Detroit Pree Press

Lightning flashes at Norway fjord cave and romance note

A fragment references a Norway cave near Jorund Fjord where lightning flashes with weather changes, alongside a romance scene where Tom teases Belle about courage to wed, ending with a Novalis quotation about a well educated will.

Jorend Fjord Norway

Glass Engraving Method From Simple Home Setup

A Scientific American staffer describes an easy inexpensive glass engraving rig using emery powder. Clamp the glass, use a 4 to 5 foot funnel tube, and a paper stencil overstuck with muciline or bands. Embers flow through the tube to cut initials or bands in glass with several passes.

Scientific American

Glass engraving by gravity and gelatin frosting method

A practical early 20th century guide describes a gravity driven glass engraver using a weighted cord and spindle to rotate a tumbler for frosted designs. It notes a clockwork option, a cork to stop flow, and a crank reel. A Cailletet gelatin method frosts glass by drying glue to tear surface layers for delicate patterns.

M. L. Cailletet French Academy of Sciences

New Source of Malaria Discovered by Trop Med Assistant

A Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine assistant on the West Africa coast reports a new malaria source. Previously blamed on mosquito bites, research shows another parasite spreads the fever. The new disease bearer resembles the horse fly disease insect found in South Africa.

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Africa South Africa

To Render Guncotton Harmless by Formaldehyde Treatment

L Vanino finds that guncotton treated with a 20 percent formaldehyde solution greatly reduces shock sensitivity and almost destroys explosive power. Moistening with formaldehyde solution and drying on a water bath neutralizes detonating capability without decomposition. Restoring with boiling water removes paraform and returns original explosive properties.

Harmiess L. Vanino

Oldest Writing Fragment Found by University of Pennsylvania

The University of Pennsylvania recently acquired what is described as the world’s oldest writing. It is a vase fragment broken in the raid on ancient Nippur, bearing picture writing that dates to about 4,500 years before Christ.

University of Pennsylvania Nippur

Choice Recipes and Bridal Veil Trends from The Boston Cooking School Magazine

The article presents recipes for Excellent Soup with lamb chops and a Maître d Hotel lamb chop, plus a lettuce and cheese salad. It details methods for preparing pureed bean soup, broiled chops, and starch sides. It also notes bridal fashion shifts toward chiffon veils with daisies, away from heavy lace veils for daytime weddings.

Boston Cooking School Magazine

Embroidered Wedding Veil with Daisy Motif

A decorative wedding veil is described featuring heavy white silk floss embroidery. Each daisy has a yellow center and the write up notes the trend of introducing color into bridal dress as recently seen in England. It also includes a cleaning recipe for grass and fruit stains using Javelle water with sal soda and chloride of lime.

England

Speedy Justice at Akron for Assault and Robbery

Akron May 20 Charles Rooney leader of three Negroes was sentenced to twenty five years hard labor for criminal assault on Miss Bertha Moore near Cuyahoga Falls and for highway robbery. Thomas Upshaw and William Brent received Mansfield reformatories terms ages seventeen and eighteen. Cooney pled guilty to highway robbery and criminal assault charges.

Teresa Dodd J. Morgan Canton W. &. Moulton Canal Fulton Lawrence North Lawrence Association Newman O. BE. Hall Massillon Charles H. Williams Portsmouth Bringyage Metropolitan Insurance Company John Dodd George W. Selway Albert Stock Jabez Thomas Navarre George W. Hardgrove Akron Bertha Moore Cuyahoga Falls Charles Rooney Weber Thomas Upshaw William Brent Mansfield Reformatory Miss Moore Cooney Upshaw and Brent

Death Toll Rising After Goliad Cyclone Destruction

The May 21 report from Goliad Texas states 123 dead and 175 injured with some dying. Martial law holds, Victoria guards manage order, doctors treat at the courthouse turned hospital, 75 residences destroyed, wind path one mile long and 100 yards wide. Aid streams in as unknown fatalities remain under debris.

Goliad Tex Suanday Court House Texas O’connor Victoria Guadaloupe

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement Claim

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething aid for children. It promises soothing effects on gums, relief from pain, wind colic, and diarrhoea with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.

Market Prices in Pittsburg Dairy and Grain Rise

The Pittsburg market report lists prices for grains, hay, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, hogs, sheep and lambs. Notable ranges include corn 68 to 70 cents, oats 48 to 56 cents, hay from 9 to 15 dollars, butter around 24 to 25 cents, eggs 16 cents, poultry varying by class, hogs from 6.90 to 7.50, and sheep and lambs priced up to about 5.90 dollars for prime weights.

Pittsburg Abe Ohio Pennsylvania New York State Wisconsin

Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder diseases and related conditions. It cites testimonials and claims rapid relief for liver, bladder, blood disorders, rheumatism, and constipation, with trial bottles offered by mail from Rondout NY.

David Kennedy Walter D. Miller Delhi N. Y David Kennedy Corp Rondout

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