School Board Debates High School Cost Threshold
The school board weighs bids and a $150000 to $200000 target for a new high school. Attorney Martin warns plans show costs could reach $344000 to $300000 once heating, wiring, and fireproofing are added. Members discuss limiting the project to save taxpayers money. Additional bids and specifications will determine final cost.
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Charles G. Martin
Lockhart
Sixth Ward
Eckles
Barnes
Seventh Ward
Martin
Stnizinger
Clark
Clarke
Fourth Ward
Stitzinger
Mr. Stitzinger
Mr. Martin
Rev A Cunningham to Speak Friday at Gospel Tabernacle
Missionary Rev A Cunningham who just returned from China will address the Young People's meeting at the Gospel Tabernacle on South Jefferson Street. He is among speakers at the Alliance convention now in session at Hoover Heights Tabernacle.
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A. Cunningham
China
Gospel Tabernacle
South Jefferson Street
Young People’s Meeting
Cunningham
Alliance
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
Foreigner Mike Demo Escapes From Massillon Hospital
Mike Demo, described as a powerful foreigner, escaped from the Massillon State hospital after being sent from Youngstown. Authorities fear he may head back toward Youngstown, prompting a citywide alert.
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Mike Demo
Massillon State Hospital
Youngstown
Oregon Exhibit Showcases Potatoes and Curiosities
A local display highlights 19 potatoes making one bushel along with champion cherries potatoes sea moss shells and woods natural and petrified items at the Oregon exhibit curios and literature in Greer block near the John Electric company store.
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Oregon
John Electric Company
Greer Block
Cranberries 15 Cents Per Quart At Union Market
Cranberries priced at 15 cents per quart offered by McFarland at Union Market located on Pittsburg Street 18012. Local shoppers urged to buy early as supply may vary.
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McFarland
Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Home Cooked Tongue and Ham at Sandersons
Advertises home boiled tongue and ham meals at Sandersons located at 70 Pitts burg street at the corner of Kurtz street. Bell phone 1154. Local ad prompts callers to place orders and visit the shop.
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Sanderson’s
Pittsburg Street
Kurtz Street
Bell
Quiet Evening at Home Surprises from Family Spending
A Cleveland man, reflecting on a routine night, recalls bills and gifts from his wife and children. He notes two older daughters planning a social event, a new dress costing 64 dollars for the eldest, a younger daughter needing money for ice cream, and a planned evening out.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Surnames Not Used by Kings Signatures of Royal Houses
The article explains that European royalty traditionally used only Christian names with optional initials like R or P, avoiding surnames. It contrasts universal practice with exceptions such as the Stuarts and Bonapartes and cites Queen Victoria signing as Victoria R. and I and Beatrice P, while a local mayoress signed Elizabeth with no surname, sparking public chatter.
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Europe
Bernadotte
Sweden
Queen Victoria
Victoria R
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Beatrice P
Elizabeth
Difference Between Logic and Sophistry
A student quips that in a controversy the distinction lies in the other fellow's line of smeulment while the professor asks for the exact difference between logic and sophistry. The exchange satirizes academic debate and rhetorical tricks in a witty classroom moment.
A Discouraged Digger Reflects On Diamond Size
A quoted exchange notes that very large diamonds lose market value because they are unwieldy to wear. The speaker remarks a football sized sparkler would be unattractive and thus discouraged a digger. The Cleveland Plain Dealer frames the curio as a casual reflection on gem markets.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chile Seeks American Engineers for Mining Projects
Filipe Sol, a Chilean consulting engineer, and Juan M. Gatica, the attorney-general, plan to import about a score of American engineers to develop Chile's mining sectors. Sol notes a shortage of skilled engineers in Chile and says promises have been discussed with Philadelphia engineers, though he will not disclose names. He will visit Niagara Falls and New York then return to Valparaiso.
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Filipe Sol
Republic of Chile
Juan M. Gatica
United States
Valparaiso
Philadelphia Telegraph
Chile
Mr. Sol
Niagara Falls
New York
Philadelphia
Geese Slump After Cider Mill Pulp Feud
Farmer Martin Beck of Conewago Hills reports three geese ingested cider mill pulp and meandered about then collapsed lifelessly. They revived after being moved indoors and since avoid the mill, warning others away from the site.
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Martin Beck
Conewago Hills
Philadelphia
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