Apple Pie World and Ink Seas in Mother Goose Verse
A playful verse asks what one would drink if the world were apple pie and seas were ink, blending whimsy with nursery rhyme charm.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1927
Page
1
Mother Goose Debate Rages Over Classic Verses
The piece contrasts critics like Wini'red Sackville Stoner who accuse Mother Goose of harming children with librarian Elizabeth Schilp who defends the enduring rhyme collection. Schilp argues its rhythm satisfies kids and that it remains a lasting children's staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wini
Red Sackville Stoner
Current
Elizabeth Schilp
Public Library
Mra. Stoner
Ford Hints at New Car Scheme Ahead of GM Battle
Detroit July 30 Henry Ford at sixty four hints at a major auto industry battle with General Motors. He plans a new car rollout at a rate of 1000 or more daily, crafting a product to outpace rivals while eyeing airship ambitions and a postindustry shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
General Motors Corporation
Ford
General Motors
Dearborn
Ord
Frost expected in Canton around mid October
A note from Canton predicts the first frost will spread its hoary blanket around October 14 if scheduled, followed by persimmons. The fruit, once ripe after Jack Frost, is praised as a sweet reward. Persimmon trees grow in Southeastern states and regions spanning Maryland to Arkansas, with De Soto and John Smith noting its value in early American lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantonarly
Jack Frost
Starkeo
Canton
de Soto
John Smith
New World
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Missouri
Arkansas
Heat in Summer: A Call for Cheap Cooling Across the Nation
The writer argues Americans lag in cooling tech, noting motion picture theaters use air conditioning while homes and offices lack affordable systems. He compares cooling to heating adoption, urging widespread, affordable refrigerating devices and public cooling solutions for comfort and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Canton
Great Condor Arrives at Dayton Field for Tests
The Great Condor, premier fighting ship of the U S air service, landed at Dayton Field at 6 20 p m Thursday from Bolling Field. Officials will inspect it and run tests during its stay as the service completes Curtiss company purchase contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
United States Air Service
Bolling Field
Curtiss Company
Heroes Johnson And Lindbergh
Beverly Hills, July 30. Lindbergh tours towns to spark interest in aviation. He notes three fame flights do not prove overall U.S. aviation lead and urges broader efforts and landings for 119,068 pilots. Will. P.S. Aug. 2 marks Walter Johnson’s anniversary, praising him as a lasting American hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
Lindbergh
Washington
Europe
Will. P. S
Walter Johnson
America
Rogers
Nadel Pfaff bonds freed in Don Mellett murder case
Ben Nadel a Cleveland bootlegger and Dan Pfaff a member of his organization will be released next week as witnesses in the Don R. Mellett murder case. Nadel remains free on appeal while Pfaff, convicted only of liquor law violations, had his surety bonds canceled to ease family costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Nadel
Dan Pfaff
Don R. Mellett
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Nadel
Cleveland
Pfaff
Pat McDermott
McDermott
Court of Appeals
Aetna Casualty Co
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Ben
Ex-Grid Star In Booze Net
Frank Rydzewski Jr a former Notre Dame All American football star was fined 500 and sentenced to six months in jail for possession and transportation of liquor in a large liquor trust case. Bert Baker a former deputy sheriff was found guilty while a third defendant was discharged with 71 others to be tried. Rydzewski will appeal and a new trial motion is set for Sept. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Bydgewski, Jr
Notre Dame
Bert Baker
London to India nonstop flight planned for September
London reports another attempt to fly nonstop from England to India. Flight Lieutenant Carr, who piloted the two failed trials this year, will pilot a Hawker-Rolis aircraft in the September mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marilyn Miller and Jack Pickford end divorce plan
July 30 report says Marilyn Miller and Jack Pickford will not divorce. Miller told a correspondent at Cap D Antibes that they have a mutual understanding and will remain together. She will stay through August and sail to New York to resume theater work with Pickford accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Marilyn Miller
Jack Pickford
Miss Miller
Cap D' Antibes
Jack
New York
Demand for stricter Great Lakes boat inspections after Favorite sinking
Coroner Oscar Wolff urged tighter scrutiny of passenger boats on the Great Lakes following the Favorite disaster that claimed 27 lives. A coroner's jury, a federal probe, and an independent inquiry by State's Attorney Robert Crowe commence as rotten life preservers and neglect are suspected factors. Rickin son Hoover travels to Chicago to lead the federal investigation into the Favorite sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Johnny Weissmuller
Great Lakes
Oscar Wolff
Robert Crowe
Negiisence
Ane
Washington
Woman seeks damages after alleged car assault and walk home
Rose Perlstein 22 sues Tom Moore 32 for 26000 per mile of walking home from an auto ride claiming Moore made advances in a speeding car. She says she fought him off, leaped, and, bruised, walked three miles before two women motorists picked her up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabehington
Rose Perlstein
Tom Moore
Rise
Attendant Fired After Fight at Massillon Hospital
Massillon state hospital for the insane fired attendant G Alexander after a fight with patient Eli Eleneie, 42, who died from broken ribs puncturing a lung. Coroner McQuate will investigate whether Alexander used necessary force as he fled before police could locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
G. Alexander
Massillon State Hospital For the
Arthur G. Hyde
Alexander
Eli Eleneie
Tuscarawasco
Elencie
T. ¢. McQuate
Frencie
Elencic
London Doubts Meeting Plan on Naval Conference
Premier Stanley Baldwin may be unable to meet with President Coolidge over the Geneva naval talks. London authorities doubt Rapid City reports of Coolidge rejecting British proposals as startling if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Coolidge
London
Stanley Baldwin
President Coolidge
Geneva
United Press
Rapid City
Interstate Commerce Commission Sets Hearing on Rail Merger
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a hearing on the merger application of the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Spokane Portland and Seattle railroads. The session will be held in Minneapolis on Oct 3 before Finance Directory Slahaffie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Minneapolis
Slahaffie
Lawyer Benjamin Jailed In Larceny Case
Chicago July 30 James H Benjamin a prominent attorney was arrested on a larceny by bailie warrant after Edward Swift packer said the attorney withheld silverware books and oil paintings valued at 5000 left at the Swift residence when he bought it Swift threatened to sue Swift for 100000 for false arrest while Benjamin was jailed for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James H. Benjamin
Edward FP
Swift
Baillee
Benjamin
Three Die as Train Hits Auto at Crossing
At New Lisbon New Jersey a fast freight struck an automobile at a crossing killing three people. Albert Seifert 47 Frederick Kliggs 42 and Fred Kligg 12 all from Philadelphia were en route to the shore when the crash occurred. Witnesses said Seifert attempted to pass another car and the car was caught on the train pilot. bodies were thrown about a hundred feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lisbon
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert Seifert
Frederick Kliggs
Fred Krlgg
Philadelphia
Seifert
Barber Sentenced Five Years in Penitentiary Appeal Planned
Logan reports Jethro Barber the driver of the recently wrecked car that killed 35 year old World War veteran Alex Brenden has been sentenced to a minimum term of five years in the penitentiary. He is appealing the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Classified Ads Close at Nine Tonight in The Canton Daily News
The Canton Daily News reminds readers that nine o clock Saturday night is the final hour to place classified ads in the Sung day edition. Trained advisers assist in writing ads until the deadline and collection is due after publication. Call 1371 and ask for an Adtaker. Easy to Read Easy to Find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Thescanton Daily
Four men injured as car leaves dirt ditch near North Industry
Four men were hospitalized after a car driven by George King veered into a ditch half a mile south of North Industry. King, 805 Bachertet SW, faces arrest for reckless driving as others including Donald Robbins and Paul Foltz suffer fractures, cuts, and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
North Industry
Canton
Ed Gibson
Nort Industry
George King
Bachertet
King
Richard Myers
Navarre Rd
Lou Hughes
Starkay
Frank Self
Starkavy
Hiller
Donald Robbins
Melcholr
Aultman Hospital
Harry Jarvis
Jarvis
Nick Gronette
Tuscara
Trist
Gibbs
Gronette
Cronette
Ed Swope
Paul Foltz
Logan
Evelyn Newhouse
Woodland Avy
Irene Hinton
Woodland
Mary Campbell
Rexav SE
James Gilavas
16Th St
Walnutaw
Tuscarawas St
Melvin Art
Vasserd
12Th St
Fulton Rd
Art
Americans and Rebels Battle in Nicaragua Air Raids
American aviators aiding land forces bombed a Sandino outpost near Managua. Several Nicaraguans were killed or wounded in the attack, the third air strike on Bandino’s troops. Marines and loyal guardsmen pursued Sandino into the jungle as he refused to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Bandino
Sandino
Lima Officer to Command 148th Infantry at Camp Perry
Lieut. Col. Frank H. Hume of Lima will command the 148th Infantry during the next encampment of the Ohio National Guard at Camp Perry from tomorrow until August 14. Col. William Marlin will not accompany the Toledo regiment due to separate regimental staff training at Camp Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Frank H. Hume
Lima
148Th Infantry
Obie National Guard
Camp Knox Ky
William Marlin
Toledo
Canton to Get Strip of Land on West Creek
Canton plans to acquire three acres along West Creek from 7th Street to Fulton Road NW adjoining the McKinley Memorial for parkway beautification and parking. The city engineer must provide a land description for a deed as trustees consider finalizing the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
West Creek
Canton Park Commission
7Th St
Fulton Rd
Baltimore & Ohio
City Engineeeing Department
City Engineering Department
Park Commission
W. E. Sarver
Aim to Lessen Stark Taxes Through Local Budget Talks
Special committees formed after a Friday taxation meeting of the chamber of commerce will study city county and school budgets to limit taxation. Representatives from Alliance and Massillon chambers attended as plans for a county taxation panel and city hall cost review were set. A state safety directive requires building repairs at the current city hall, considered dangerous, while officials collect data on tax costs from other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Alliance Chamber of Commerce Taxation Committee
Massillon Chamber
State Department
R. BR
Hill
Starkem
Treasury net balance reported at 160 million dollars
Washington report states the tin treasury net balance today stood at 160,734,235.26 dollars. The figure reflects the government’s cash position as of the current day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mother Goose
Poe
Cigaret
Mary
Miss Muffett
Tommy Tucke
NEA
Dayton Field
Johnson and Lindbergh
Harter
BOOZE
Rydzewski
India
Marilyn
Pickford
Rose
Packer Swift
Latier
ALTO
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