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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
6
Canton Considers Full Time Safety Director Post
The AN OPPORTUNITY Council weighs an ordinance to create a full time safety director position for Canton with a salary aimed at attracting James Rice under Mayor elect Swarts. Passage may hinge on the incoming mayor with a possible veto seen by allies, as the measure seeks effective start January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rice
Swarts
Canton
Ball
Prohibition funding debated as enforcement vs public will
President Coolidge calls for higher Prohibition enforcement appropriations starting from eight million, rising to twelve million, with next year's estimate nearly double. Critics warn money alone won t ensure enforcement and urge public opinion building led by Rev. Small and Dr. Stelzle to support the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Sam Small
Charles Stelzle
Small
Chicago
Stelzle
Federal Council of Churches
Detroit
Czar Nicholas Longworth Portrayed as Migrative Figure
The article contrasts the common view of Representative Nicholas Longworth as a genial regular with a portrayal of him as a migrative czar, noting this surprising dimension that challenges his usual image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Pius
Speaker Longworth Faces Critics Over House Power
The piece argues Speaker Longworth aims to solidify party control and centralize power, echoing Cannonism fears. It contrasts his leadership with Mondell and Reed, warning that the steering committee and rule changes could create a democratic deficit and tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Mr. Longworth
House
New York Herald
Cannon
Czardom
Mondell
Gillett
Washington
United States
Senate
Mendel
Early Christmas Shopping Push Warned in Canton
Canton merchants report rising early shopping this year with women leading the trend while men lag behind. With eight days until Christmas and only the week remaining as true shopping days, residents are urged to complete purchases and mail early. The Post Office will observe a Christmas Day holiday for postal workers except for special delivery. No delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Christmas postal rules and public cooperation urged
Public guidance urges early mailing and careful packing to ease Christmas congestion. Postmaster General Cool asks for accurate addresses and clear packaging to prevent miscarriages, notes new rates, and stresses wrapping and labeling to reduce delays. A Canton post office Christmas warning frames the season as an experiment in shared effort.
New York Letter Chronicle of Brass Town and City Life
D O MecIntyre writes from New York in a brisk travelogue tone. He details Brass Town between Delancey and Canal where brassgoods thrived and cellar shops housed families. The piece contrasts vivid street life with descriptions of diverse visitors and the city rush that grips pedestrians.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest ends with timeless virtues
The piece extols simple, old fashioned morals. It urges living cleanly, truthfully and fairly, earning and spending wisely, avoiding theft, and keeping a clear conscience to win in life. The verse cites notes of consistency and restraint as paths to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A, Guest
Jests and Jingles on Cosmetics and Women
A society note mocks secretary Hoover's remarks on women and cosmetics. It humorously highlights women's vanity and powder use, poking fun at fashion and beauty routines across generations with playful jibes and light banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
War and Peace views from Canton reader
Joseph S. Shurman of Canton criticizes a December editorial crediting Hindenburg for peace while noting Germany’s starving citizens and wartime wealth. He compares income taxes in the United States to German conditions and asks how many Germans condemn their system. Printed December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Hindenburg
Kaiser
Joseph S. Shurman
Sunlight Therapy for Tuberculosis Gains for Pennsylvania Children
Dr. W A Evans reports sunlight treatment used on thousands of Pennsylvania youths with tuberculosis. The method exposes progressively larger skin areas to sun for short daily sessions, culminating in full open air days for 6 to 14 year olds. Average weight gain over three weeks was three pounds with increased vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Rollier
Switzerland
Funk
Farm girl Frances Smith wins national honor 1925
Frances Smith of Geary Oklahoma, 18, is named leading farm youth for 1925 by the national congress on boys and girls' club work in Chicago. Over seven years she earned 102 first prizes and 278 placements, netting about $3,000 from farm products, with college funds in sight. She credits farm life with building health, character, and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Smith
Geary
Oklahoma
National Congress On Boys
Chicago
Miss Smith
America
Farm Girls
London lonely widows club to house up to 100 seniors
A residential club for elderly women in London plans to house 100 residents. Applicants with incomes between fifty and one hundred pounds a year will pay six shillings sixpence weekly for a room and ten shillings for board. The club will mimic other women’s clubs and provide standard amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France ends crisis but begins a new ministerial shakeup
The New Orleans Times-Picayune notes France has closed one ministerial crisis yet starts another as cabinet reshuffles unfold. The piece highlights ongoing political instability and shifts within the government while maintaining a steady, reportorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Untitled Texas Report Notes A Winterish Situation
A clipped Texas report complains of a lingering winterlike situation, with Oklahoma City observers deploring conditions for Klahoman readers. The brief hints at cross state concerns reflect a cautious editorial tone about weather and regional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oklahoma City
Klahoman
Settlement Views Form Public Opinion On Anthracite Strike
A digest reviews how the public and press assess the anthracite coal dispute. Opinions vary on Gov. Pinchot’s five year plan and operator positions, with editorials urging negotiation, public interest protection, and a balanced path to a durable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis News
Pinchot
Baltimore Sun
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
The
Gazette Times
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ledger
New York
Tulss Tribune
Jersey City Jersey Journal
Pulic
Short pickings echo old quips on smoking and society
A collage of quips appears from various papers noting attitudes toward women smoking, a witty line about a better mousetrap inventor, a quip on a prohibition agent’s term, and a remark on currency paradoxes. The tone blends light satire with period press humor.
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Czar Nicholas
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Cool
Christman
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Col. Mitchell
Cooldgre
Reform
Cleveland
Miami
Czar Longworth
Senator la Follette
Paris
D. O. Mecintyre
Pepys
Hudson
Frazier Hunt
Bob
Hyde Park
Hiome
Amon Carter
Bud Walker
Central Park
Delancey
Canal Streets
Bolling Allen Street
Rupert Hughes
Edgar A
People’s Forum
W. A. Evans
Fort Worth
Colorado
Tam
Club For Lonely Women
Bristol Herald Courier
Pittsburgh
Azette Times
Wall
D Journal
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