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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
A brief verse quotes Psalm 4 8 declaring peace and safety when sleeping. The text emphasizes trust in the Lord as protector during rest. It reflects a devotional note suitable for quiet reflection at night.
Canton plans a $350000 drive starting next Monday to support eighteen welfare groups. The Canton Welfare Federation will audit allocations, with strict accounting and public reporting to prevent duplication and ensure needy recipients receive funds. President Harding suspends some publications to save costs, while the Congressional Record continues.
The speech cites U S reluctance to join a France security treaty while praising its non intervention in European politics. It argues European delays postwar harm peace, urges cooperation and economic harmony, and notes Senator Watson denying Daugherty in the Morse case.
A Pittsburgh Post editorial notes that radio broadcasting benefits the blind by providing timely news and music, reducing reliance on readers. It urges institutions to install radio receivers for wards and suggests public contributions if no legal authority allows funding. The piece comments on society, politics, and everyday life with wry observations.
A hospital ward reports the death of the fourth of four bandits involved in a north Canton gunfight. The men died from wounds after the incident that killed Ralph W. Hoffee of Canton and tied to a Pittsburgh bank cashier murder charge. The piece argues law’s penalties illustrate consequences of crime.
A mixed page of verse and quotations centered on Edgar A. Guest's Just Folks about childhood and gardens contrasts with a gardener’s ideal lawn. The selection interleaves quips from various writers, local notices, and light verse reflecting everyday life and observations from several towns.
Washington reports a new government employment agency within the Veterans Bureau to place rehabilitated disabled veterans into jobs. It coordinates with Civil Service, Agriculture, industry groups, and major firms to match training with demand, citing thousands already trained and hundreds more in progress.
A collection of maxims on self control honesty and greed. It notes people chase satisfaction by proving others wrong and warn that appetite ruins judgment. It suggests helping others yields payoff and cautions against excessive boasting or chatter. It ends with a quip about lending to a bore.
Ruth Cameron ponders why Mr Grey, an accomplished artist, is drawn to Mrs Green a pleasant, average woman. The piece notes he enjoys conversation with her, while she mirrors his brilliance, and asks which type of man values such companionship. It ends with a playful observation on different male tastes.
The Canton Christian college helped introduce small farming implements into China, enabling small farmers to greatly increase capacity. A two acre truck patch can now support a family of five.
A student group at Washingt College operates a popular movie show that draws steady crowds and generates profit for the campus. The venture showcases films on a regular schedule, supporting school activities and offering a training ground for student organizers.
A historical Q and A snippet lists definitions and trivia. It presents 10 answered items including canticle Verdi Maccabees campanile caveat emptor and more, followed by a new question set covering events at Appomattox birthdates diseases and rivers.
A narrator contemplates youth and beauty while preparing to meet Allen Drake after dismissing her mother in law’s judgments. Marion and a Duke of fashion boost her confidence as she questions whether aging will dull her allure to her husband, Dicky, and Drake.
Anniversary and birthday notes move through figures from Thomas W. Ferry to Lord John Russell and Charles Lever, with a later focus on Dr. Henry Suzzalo as a potential University of California president. The page links historical milestones to contemporary figures and events, including the day’s notable birthdays and a summary of Suzzalo’s career.
Dr. Leonard Vanderburgh reports on isolated Congo forest pygmies deemed unaltered ancestors by some anthropologists. Albert Churchward notes tiny brain capacity about one third of modern humans and a 60 to 100 word vocabulary. He traces a lineage from pygmies to modern peoples and cites possible traces in other regions.
The American Relief is promoting corn in Turkey as a cheaper substitute for wheat and rice. Corn flour and grits may ease the Situation and reduce costs as locals learn to prefer corn.
A distinguished English visitor remarked on the beauty and scale of our movie houses, saying no English venue compares. He stated that English investors would not hesitate to invest in such a large venture.
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