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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
9
Ambiguous OCR Fragment Reflects Personal Reflections
Fragmentary text notes admiration and longing with scattered phrases about arrival and a kiss. The readable content lacks clear events or identifiable names, yielding a vague, personal snapshot without verifiable context or specifics.
Electrical Ingenuity At Astor Hotel Demonstrates Modern Automation
An Astor Hotel article highlights William Muschenheim of New York driving electric systems in hospitality. Signals for checkouts, room cleaning, fire alerts, and kitchen conveyors show a fully automated hotel adapted to rapid service and safety, powered by a central engine room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minent
Wm. C. Cenheim
Astorel
New York
Anager Muschenheim
The
India Sees America as Light of World Says Ship Agent
New York June 1 A shipping agent Mussermanji abji Gudzer states India, with three times the U S population, follows America’s modernization. He cites Bombay electricity plants generating 40 000 power and notes urban progress, lighting, homes, and industry as models for India. He credits Britain for influence but hopes to emulate American urban growth. He describes India’s vast population distribution and housing ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
India
United States
Mussermanji Abji Gudzer
Bay
New York
Bombay
America
England
Radio Evening Schedule and Music Broadcast Details
Pittsburgh KDKA schedules a Thursday evening lineup with baseball scores and news segments at 3:30 p m and 7 p m. Vocations for Girls and Building Trades programs precede bedtime stories and a 9 p m music hour featuring Miss Sybert and Miss Gray with the Steel Works Orchestra and other ensembles. Arlington time signals conclude at 10:55 with note on daylight saving time and station details.
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Clark Hammond
Columbia National Bank
Pittsburgh
New York Stock Exchange
Esther M. Smith
U. S. Women's Employment Service
Collegiate Vocational Bureau of
Latimer
Louis Brandt
Commerce Housing Corporation
Uncle Wiggily
Pittsburgh Sun
Arlington
Marie Sybert
Phyllis Geraldine Gray
Edgar Thompson
Steel Works Orchestra
Walter Baillie Brown
Wagner—Orchestra
Chopin
Miss Gray
Rose D’amour
Breyer—Orchestra
Pace
Miss Sybert
F. Rubinstein
Beyer—Orchestra
Yale
Russell
Miami Dreams
Whiting—Orchestra
Mendelssohn
Spross
Holzmann
Bowman -Orchestra
Westinghouse Broadcasting
KDKA
Brooms of corn still useful in household
The article notes corn straw brooms remain useful for cleaning bare floors and porches, though worn quickly. It contrasts broom sweeping with electric cleaners, which remove dust without blowing it around, prolonging rug life and improving hygiene and economy in a household budget.
Son Defeats Father in Municipal Election
In Hodgesville Martinsburg West Virginia June 1 the election pitted father and son against each other with William Rickard standing for street supervisor on the Citizens ticket and Charles Rickard winning on the Democratic ticket The son also secured the street supervisor post while the father’s ticket won other seats and Wesley Keesecker was elected mayor over F L Rickard.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Hodgesville
William Rickard
Citizens
Charles Rickard
Wesley Keesecker
F. L. Rickard
Cecil Wood
Arabian Distillation Roots In Coffee And Alcohol Terms
The statement notes that early distillation originated with Arabians and that many terms for coffee and alcohol derive from Arabian language, highlighting historical linguistic influence on modern beverages.
Nerve impulses now analyzed for vision defect treatments
Harvard professors report refined measurements of nerve impulses from frog eye to brain using a 500 fold amplifier and vacuum tube system. The experiment retraces the eye’s image on the retina and maps the brain signal with greater precision, revealing a smoother response curve than earlier rough estimates.
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Ratina
Brainia
Harvard
Oscillations in Nerve Impulses Reveal Color Perception Link
The study notes small oscillations in nerve impulses as responses to color. It finds optic nerve impulses are rhythmic, in rapid pulsations with rhythm varying by light color, suggesting potential advances in color lighting to improve vision.
Ohio officers sign final soldier bonus bonds in New York
State officials led by State Auditor Tracy Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith and Attorney General John J. Price signed the last 5 million dollars of soldier bonus bonds in New York. About 2.5 million of the first twenty million remains in the treasury. Sinking fund commissioners warn the bonds voted last fall will be at least 5 million short to cover all claims.
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Columbus
State Sinking Fund Commission
Tracy
Harvey C. Smith
John J. Price
New York
Treasury
Kashmir Shawls Fetch High Prices in Native Market
The finest Kashmir shawls cost as much as 1500 dollars when bought in the country of origin.
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Kashmir
Poor Judgment Lapses Costly to 1921 U S Industry
Washington reports that errors of business judgment caused 19 452 American manufacturing and trading firms to go bankrupt in 1921 with losses totaling 627 million dollars. Commerce Department aims to create a timely clearing house of statistics on over 600 industrial and commercial movements to guide business decisions and curb waste. One third of data now comes from trade associations revealing broader industry insights.
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Washington
Commerce Department
American Ledger
Commerce Departments
Wisconsin Scientist Measures Gloss of Book Paper Finish
A Wisconsin scientist declares a device that gauges gloss by comparing polarized light reflected to ordinary light. The method aims to quantify finish quality in printed book papers.
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Wisconsin
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