Future male ideal: taller, sharper, feminized, more rational
An article summarizes sociologists' view of the future man as a larger, more energetic figure with a more defined intellect, yet increasingly feminized in family roles. Experts like Groves and Gillette discuss shifts toward less traditional masculinity and different living standards shaping the idealized male in a changing society.
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Consolidated Press Association
CAGO
Crea
Urthermore
Antmaniest
K. Groves
University of Boston
Beco F
John M. Gillette
County Officers Begin Second Terms In Canton
Sheriff C W Kirk and Coroner T C McQuate were sworn in Thursday morning in Canton. Kirk starts his second term and vows strict enforcement of all laws, while McQuate continues long service though not seeking re election last fall. Shorb of Canton keeps detailed coroner records with well drawn human body sketches illustrating bullet paths and knife wound effects in homicide cases.
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C. W. Kirk
T. C. McQuate
Kirk
McQuate
Shorb
Canton
Ohio
Pinch Kissing Prof Fails To Thrill Wife In Divorce Court
In Chicago on January 1 divorce proceedings reveal Mrs. Helen Journey of Oak Park Illinois accuses Prof R C Cresap Journey formerly of North Carolina State Agricultural College Raleigh of pinching as he kissed her daily. Oscar Harmon a Missouri- trained student testifies about the professor caressing and pinching during meals and urging courtship with Mrs Journey to trap her. Harmon says he kissed others but remains a gentleman.
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Helen Journey
Ing
Oak Park
Uls
R. C. Cresap Journey
North Carolina State Agricultural College
Raleigh
Columbia
Missouri
University of Missouri
Oscar Harmon
Josephs Sabath
Harmon
Mrs. Journey
Journey
Chicago Crime Record Seen As Bad Still Better Outlook
Chicago police chief Morgan Collins reviews 1924 crime despite 350 murders 700 automobile deaths and 240 moonshine deaths. He cites large Negro population 200000 residents in a central belt as a major factor and notes 75 percent of killings were justifiable and 55 in heat of passion.
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Chicago
Morgan Collins
Collins
Black Hand
Unclear Chicago Event Described Amid 1924 Noise
Fragmentary text notes two injured in Chicago and a chaotic scene with hundreds of volunteers, a busy year 1924, and church services. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, making a definitive news item difficult to reconstruct from the available fragments.
Inginati Air Mail Route Feud Affects Cincinnati Mail
The article notes disputes over Imgas air mail routes affecting Cincinnati via Dayton and emigration to Florida. It mentions G L McKibben and Senator Willis presenting a commission survey proposal to Congress for conservation elimination and cites Joseph Senn as governor of Ohio with a Dodge sedan involved in a Victoria block incident.
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Chicago
Bryan
Ohio
Wilts
Cincinnati
Dayton
G. L. McKibben
Willis
United States
Pub Commission
Senny
Real Estate Course Added at McKinley High School
Shafer attorney at law and Leonard Agency Co. secretary will teach the new real estate course in McKinley high school's evening classes. Open to all interested. registrations this week at the public evening schools office. First session Monday Jan 3 covering office organization renting leasing management insurance selling advertising appraisals building operations financing legal considerations subdividing city planning taxation and professional relationships.
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Shafer
Leonard Agency Co
McKinley High School
Dancing Pupils Stage Ballet and Character Dances
About 50 pupils of Irene A. Converse at Lehman High School presented a program of ballet toe and character dances on a Tuesday afternoon. The show featured ensemble and solo numbers, each executed smoothly with colorful costumes and effective lighting. The audience greeted the performances warmly.
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Irene A. Converse
Lehman Hich School
Eran
New Year Liquor Dump Sparks Small Town Incident
In Massillon on New Year's Day over a gallon of liquor owned by Mike Dendoviteh spilled into the Tuscarawas river sewer, prompting an arrest of Dondovitch who faced charges of possession. He pled guilty in municipal court and was fined $500 plus costs. Chief Ertle disposed of the liquor. Charles Walter pled guilty to possessing gambling devices and was fined $100 plus costs for two punch boards found in his possession.
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Mike Dendoviteh
Tuscarawas
E. M. Ertle Dondovitch
Poliee
Ertle
Charles Walter
Alliance Builds Nearly 1.5 Million In 1924 Improvements
Alliance records show 1924 building improvements totaling 1,484,825 dollars. This week three permits were issued adding 15,500 dollars, including McVay-Dodge & re i on Main Street for alterations 3600 dollars and Gelselman at Freedom & Mills for dwelling and evening work totaling 6000 dollars each.
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Alliance
I. E. Stevens
McVay-Dodge & Re i
Main St
1. Gelselman
Freedom & Mills
BK. L. Gelselman
Funeral Today for Arthur Konnerth
Funeral services for 12 year old Arthur Konnerth son of Mr and Mrs Carl Konnerth of 1103 S Seneca Ave will be held this afternoon at 2 from the home Interment will be in Alliance City cemetery He died Tuesday morning after several months illness Surviving are the parents one brother Ernest and one sister Hilde
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Alliance
Arthur Konnerth
Carl Konnerth
S. Seneca Av
Alliance City Cemetery
Ernest
Hilde
Navarre
Lavina Stuck
Massillon City Hospital
Lydia Camp
Jackson Lane
Threes
Henry
Israel
Irlandas
Justus
High St
T. J. Roby
United Brothern Church
Massillon
Carl E. Duverlack
Tony Kawiack
Kent
Willon
Masathon
Three Auto Crashes Reported On Canton Streets
Police logged three traffic incidents Wednesday evening. John Kerrar was arrested for DWI after his car struck a machine driven by Mrs J Ryan at Market Avenue S and Melchair Place. Arch ie Harter and Bert Sinclair’s cars were damaged at Clarendon Ave and 4th St NW. Edward Miller reported damage from a collision at McKinley Ave 5 and 3rd St SW. The Thayer Band and veterans groups attended a 6 pm dinner at G A R hall with Betsy Ross quartet, where Mrs Laura Morehead spoke for the Womens Relief Corps and the Tent presented the band a flag and staff.
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John Kerrer
J. Ryan
McKinley
3Rd St
Thayer Band
William McKinley G
A. R. Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Betsy Ross
Daughters of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Laura Morehead
Womans Relief Corps
W. E. Stoissner
Burglary at Friedman's Drug Store on New Year’s Eve
Police report details a theft at Friedman's Drug Store 1006 Sth St SW where $10 in change was taken after a door was broken. The burglar was seen leaving the store and a neighbor provided a description to police.
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Sth
Alliance Social Notes and Local Meetings Mark New Year
Alliance community activities include a New Year reception by the Alliance Woman's club on South Union, a New Year's dinner, watch parties by several clubs, fraternal New Year Eve events, and a regular meeting of Alliance Chapter No. 296 Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. plus a Crowell W. C. S. T. U. meeting rescheduled to January 8. Navarre obituary notes Miss Lavina Stuck 182 died after a stroke with funeral in Navarre Friday.
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Alliance
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Liquor Charge Fined in Alliance Municipal Court
John Tintint received a 1000 dollar fine after arraignment on liquor possession. Police found 10 gallons of liquor in a hidden tank at 87 8 Webb St, triggering the case and a later hearing for Susana. Dan Coluce, a runaway aged 18 from Dover, was held pending word from his home city.
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Dover
Farmers Hear Final Talks Alliance Meeting
The Farmers Institute at Fairmount Grange Hall wraps with two sessions today. Morning at 9:30 features Mrs. Thomas Pp. White on The Women and the Farm Bureau and H. Pp. Miller on Farm Management. Afternoon at 1 covers Public Health and Animal Ailments.
Residents Complain Over Slushy City Walkways
Reported conditions on the north and west sides of the courthouse show muddy sidewalks as thousands travel to and from businesses. The writer asks if an ordinance requires cleaning and suggests using prisoners to clear walks.
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Bu Sea
County plans curbside cleanup by workhouse prisoners
Commissioners say once sidewalks near the courthouse are at a depth causing trouble they will deploy a squad of workhouse prisoners to clear them. They note enforcement actions against unlawful store operations and discuss raffles and punchboards used for charity, with safety concerns about rowdy youth behavior on hill streets and coastside areas.
Time to Seek Federal War Bonus Now Until Jan One Nine Two Eight
Former service men may file for the federal bonus through January 1, 1928. Attorney Karl A Feist of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Ohio explains a prior misunderstanding about deadlines, noting some veterans expected January 1, 1925. If a veteran dies after June 30, 1927 and before January 1, 1928, a dependent may apply within six months of death. Local VFW meets weekly to discuss applications and guidelines.
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Tole
Karl A Feiist
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Oho
Feist
Poet of
Overseas Men Hold Election
Clarence Winger of Canton was elected commander of Floyd Hughes Post 698 Veterans of Foreign Wars at the annual meeting. Officers elected include Arthur Manfall senior vice commander Harold L. Nelson junior vice commander Phil J. Blery officer of the day Raymond Schlemmer chaplain Willard Kolp quartermaster Karl A. Feist post judge advocate Branford M. Swarts Ralph J. Turney trustees Eugene Miday surgeon George L. Hewitt adjutant. Feist is legislative deputy for Ohio. The national legislative committee plans to seek release of former soldiers from federal penitentiaries.
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Clarence Winger
Canton
Floyd Hughes
Arthur Manfall
Harold L. Nelson
Phil J. Blery
Raymond Schlemmer
Willard Kolp
Karl A. Feist
Branford M. Swarts
Ralph J. Turney
Eugene Miday
George L. Hewitt
Karl Weist
Citizens Building
Feist
Ohio
National Legislative Committee of the
Veterans Organization
Massillain Obituaries Aged 18 and Infant Die In East Greenville
Ralph Snyder Kirk age 18 died Tuesday afternoon in East Greenville. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday at home and 2 90 pm at the Methodist Church with Rev Bohweisberger officiating. Carl E. Duverlack, five days old, died Thursday afternoon. Funeral at home and burial in Masathon cemetery.
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Ralph Snyder Kirk
East Greenville
Hata
Charles Kirk
Methodin Ehurch
Bohweisberger
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