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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
6
Current Opinion notes a Madisonville church Bible class leading a push to harsher penalties for bootleggers. It argues for broader measures to deter both sellers and buyers and contemplates a proposed bill for capital punishment as a deterrent, while criticizing repeated jail terms as ineffective.
A discussion on using calcium lactate and lime to treat hives hay fever bronchial asthma and other spasmodic conditions notes supportive studies and a method of dosing. It covers absorption limits risks of cancer elements and the need for cautious use. It also mentions infant paralysis questions about indoor safety and a coroner's inquest on zinc powder ingestion by a baby.
A new Detroit ordinance classifies car horns as non entertainment devices and sets penalties for horn overuse. It aims to curb impatient behavior at red lights and backing incidents, with fines and possible jail for persistent offenders while noting ongoing debate on enforcement and broader street conduct.
The readable text is highly fragmentary with no identifiable people places organizations dates or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
The document outlines goals for Better City Transportation Ceniter Adequate Traffic Regulations and Soft Water for Abatement of the Smoke Nuisance. It calls for Enlarged Parks and Playground Lane Program, Street and County Highway Improvement, and Continued Development of the Public Schools.
A devotional note cites Nehemiah 1 verse praising God as ready to pardon gracious merciful slow to anger and great in kindness. The fragment presents a faith reflection on divine mercy and patience.
Debates over debt relief and the United States funding plan for Belgium Britain France Italy and Poland focus on fair dealing and capacity to pay. The piece argues against special favors to debtor nations and outlines totals for principal and interest funded to date and planned future arrangements.
A compact paraphrase arguing that Vamil Abiore is treated like Dolley and will face minimal criticism while delivering the most satisfactory outcomes in international understanding and world finance.
The Philadelphia Record urges a national memorial for William Jennings Bryan citing his defense of common citizens and good government. It opposes sectarian tributes and calls for a broad national expression honoring his public service and anti elitist stance.
A poetic fragment explores a child’s constant question why as a parent and society answer with explanations. It notes the sacredness of childhood and the perplexity of wisdom, while reflecting on the ceaseless inquiry from birth to grave. The piece cites George Matthew Adams, 1028 copyright.
A fragmentary humorous piece mocks bootleggers and liquor profiteers. It portrays smugglers as greedy, spreading wealth through misdeeds, polygamy, and disreputable schemes, arguing prohibition fuels vice and hypocrisy.
A fragmented verse laments money buys only trivial adornments like ribbons and candies while deeper beauty and romance remain out of reach. It reflects a worldly view on wealth versus meaningful gifts.
The piece argues that enforcement problems arise from city voters and rural influence, noting New York Chicago Hillsboro and Westerville as centers of complaint. It discusses the clash between urban majority and rural minority power, criticism of federal prohibition administration, and calls for better enforcement strategies.
The newly formed congress, with a majority of members from the same income group, voted on salaries and raises. The debate centers on federal pay scales and potential reforms affecting government workers.
A New York Letter depicts aging clubmen and their social rituals from Birdcage Walk to late dinners. It notes Majors and Colonels still chase life’s pleasures, mingle with younger crowds, and endure with morning breakfasts and sharp wit, while a Hollywood figure reflects on fame and commercial pressures.
A digest of opinion debates McCray and other pardons, condemning leniency for criminals while urging public education on crime. The discussion cites Warren T. M. and calls for stronger penalties, warning pardons undermine law and public confidence across multiple papers.
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