Salvation Army depots aid the poor this winter
The piece notes Salvation Army depots in large cities selling coal at low prices to the poor, with Congressmen like R W Taylor supporting fall campaigns in Massillon Canton and Alliance. It also discusses publicity's role in commerce, temperance, and critiques of canteen abolition, plus US Africa trade and Senator Foraker on trust policy.
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Salvation Army
Salvationists
R. W. Taylor
Massillon
Canton
Alliance
Taylor
Endowed newspapers unlikely remedy for reform in journalism
The piece argues against endowments as a path to cleaner journalism, asserting that business sense and a strong moral purpose must prove a clean paper can be profitable. It notes some American papers reject sensational methods, favor privacy, quality reporting, and strong editing, with growing circulation.
Bride of seven weeks dies after ten days illness
Mrs. Truda Ann Phillips aged 19 wife of John Phillips died Thursday afternoon at her father in law Rev M M Phillips 451 West Tremont street from a heart affection. Daughter of Mr and Mrs B T Daymon of Findlay the parents arrived Thursday evening. Short funeral services will be at 8 Saturday morning at the Phillips home conducted by Rev F D Rockwell. The body will be taken to Findlay.
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Truda Ann Phillips
John Phillips
M. M. Phillips
West Tremont Street
Phillips
F. D. Rockwell
Findlay
Clean Newspapers Prospering in Brehive
Encouraging signs point to growing newspaper prosperity in Brehive as readers seek reliable local coverage. Circulation and ad sales show momentum amid shifting media habits.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Massillon Resident
Massillon resident Charles Meyers testifies to the effectiveness of Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and backache after using two boxes purchased at Z T Baltzly's drug store. The pills are advertised as acting directly on the kidneys without bowel effects, priced at 50 cents per box, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole U.S. agents.
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Massillon
Iron
Maine
Montana
Charles Meyers
West Cherry Street
Dean
Dean’s Kidney Pills Work While You Ste and Work While You ¢ Uwithe. Luutike
Doan
Z. T. Baltzly
Foster-Millairn Co
Buffalo
M. Y
U.S
Doan’s
Public Farm Sale of Erb Estate Near Massillon Ohio
Executors of David Erb deceased offer at public sale the old home farm of eighty two acres two and one half miles west of Massillon Ohio one quarter mile south of state road on Wednesday Oct 22 1902 at 1 30 pm Two brick houses nine and five rooms each barn reed sheds wells cistern orchard and timber farm appraised at 10000 per acre Terms five hundred dollars down and balance in three annual payments starting April 1 1908 with interest and first mortgage on farm Henry J Erb and John S Erb executors
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David Erb
Massillon
Ohio
Brookfield
State Road
Henry J. Erb
John S. Erb
Patent cures pitched in a medication roundup ad
An advertisement extols various patent medicines including Dean's Ointment for itching, Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and bronchitis, Burdock Blood Bitters for digestion, and Dr Thomas' Electric Oil, claiming universal safety and guaranteed relief across ailments from coughs to pain. It targets broad audiences with emphatic health promises.
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Dr. Wood
Lost Stuart portrait found in garret linked to Barnum hotel
Dr William A Crim of Baltimore uncovered a damaged oil in a garret once at Barnums hotel later torn from a wall. The painting turned out to be a Gilbert Stuart Washington in Continental uniform. Volkmer restored it revealing the lost third sittings portrait once owned by Barnum and now in Crims possession.
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Baltimore Dispatch
Washington West
Henry Walters
Gilbert Stuart
George Washington
Stuart
Washington
William A. Crim
West Fayette
Tiffth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Barnum’s Hotel
Equitable
Enuyis
Volkmer
Frederick Street
Vollmer
Be. Crim
Brent
Mrr
Volksner
Shanks
Warth
Volkmer Hen
Garnim
Barnum
Baltimore
Hanover Streets
Indian Queen Hotel
Barnhnm
Garret
Crim
Wireless telegraphy links Naval Academy to Washington
Letters and words have been transmitted by wireless telegra phy between the Naval academy and Washington. This is the first time since the apparatus was installed here months ago. The system used is the Sliby-Area from a German firm, installed by representatives sent to the country. The feature is many wires strung to the pole, claimed to offer greater likelihood of intercepting the waves.
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Naval Academy
Washington
Annapolis
Velvet fashions pace fall wardrobe in velvet galore
The New York Tribune previews the season with velvet dominating coats gowns and trims. Rich velvets plain and patterned appear in gowns and trimmings alongside French silks taffetas ribbons and mousseline all aiming for glamour. Colors include red camel and ivory with sport hats in varied hues.
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Rick Fields
New York
The
New York Tribune
Tomato Catchup From Tomatoes and Spices
Wash half a bush of ripe tomatoes with a damp cloth and remove cores if hard. Boil in a kettle with water and six onions, chopped, until soft, strain, return liquor with cider vinegar and blended spices. Mix spice with sugar and salt, add to ketchup, boil stirring until thick, bottle and seal.
Fashion's Echoes in Autumn and Winter Wear
Broad collars of lace and braid will shape autumn and winter costumes. Plain dresses in blue and white shepherds plaid suit schoolgirls for early autumn wear. Velvet beaver and felts in bright colors will appear in winter hats. Many fancy waists close in the back. The vague of green persists. Corsages of muslin gowns mirror lace. Shaped bounces bid fair to be de mode.
Nash code heads to likely passage in Senate
Columbus, Sept 27. An administration leader says Senate Republicans will pass the Nash code in its current form before adjournment Monday with one day set aside for debate and possible Democratic amendments. Debate could extend to midnight Monday, but no adjournment until the bill is near law.
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Senate
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