Canton Daily News listing and contact details 1913
The item notes office and editorial room numbers with telephone lines for the Canton Daily News, including business office at number 10 and editorial rooms at number 221, both with two phones.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
6
The item notes office and editorial room numbers with telephone lines for the Canton Daily News, including business office at number 10 and editorial rooms at number 221, both with two phones.
Canton shows 61 cent per capita fire loss with Akron 3.11 and Youngstown 1.63. Chief Mesnar cites helmet and hose shortages, bad roads hindering rescues, as Canton fights a stubborn attic fire near Mercy hospital. A near miss when a N. O. T. track truck axle failed and men were thrown.
The piece mocks giving advice and urges sharing it widely. It cites Mr. Brewster with a million dollars and satirical quotes about rouge and luck, then counsels interior beauty and outdoor activity while urging readers to pass along the guidance.
Canton moves to repair railroad crossings blamed for rough rides and traffic delays. City officials say restoring crossings to proper condition will ease summer labor shortages and improve street surfaces for motorists who pay taxes. Continuous effort by the administration is expected to yield relief.
A fragmentary note on social critique and literary reception hints at haste, affection, and economic strain. It frames how criticism accelerates dramatization while emotional moments overlook financial realities.
Scriven Bolton interprets spectrograms from Percival Lowell’s Arizona data to argue that planets including the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune show chlorophyll lines indicating vegetation. The claim challenges the view that Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are still cooling worlds with solid surfaces.
Laura Wilson vents fury over stalled raises and overwork at Richards firm. Helen and Warren extend hospitality to lift her spirits with dinner and a night out as she grapples with choices, independence, and fear of displeasing her boss. The piece exposes gender dynamics and workplace pressure in a constrained city setting.
Fragment delves into gender dynamics arguing women study men to navigate marriage while men neglect women's moods. It asserts compliments and attention outshine finances in satisfying wives and claims many couples never learn the one true way to manage a woman is through flattery and empathy.
A 1914 column argues rare are women who love fully, claiming true love makes a woman create the man she adores. It warns against arguing, public contradictions, or boasting of superiority, saying love cultivates tact, kindness, wisdom, and patience in both partners.
A collection of satirical quips and headlines by James J. Montague touching on political figures and events. It references Huerta, Becker, the Benton case, and various opinions on finance and defense with observed witticisms about public figures and institutions.
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