Daily News Rates and Office Listings Across Cities
The Canton Daily News details office locations in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Washington Columbus London Paris Berlin Peking Rome and Huntsville. It lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday and combined options with annual and quarterly rates and indicates advance payment requirements.
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New York
Forty-Second Street
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Ban Francisco
Hearst
Los Angeles
Detwilder
Washington
POST
Columbus
SPAHR
London
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Shsila Hunting
Rome
Plaza Mighanelli
Public Welfare and Civic Goals Highlight Canton Agenda
The list emphasizes honest law enforcement, improved transportation, stricter smoke rules, clean water, road and highway work, school development, hospital status upgrades, parks expansion, and an active Chamber of Commerce. Public welfare remains the guiding vision.
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Canton
Auitman Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Bible Thought for Today Delights in the Lord
A devotional note cites Numbers 14 8 urging that if the Lord delights in us he will lead to a rich land flowing with milk and honey. The message emphasizes divine favor and guidance for God s people today.
Canton public service income shares 1925 rise to 8.8 percent
Canton city revenue from public service enterprises reached 8.8 percent in 1925, up from 7.7 percent in 1924, reflecting the share of total city income represented by these operations.
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Canton
United States Pressed to Join League on World Peace
The U S delegation at Geneva led by Hugh Gibson shows cautious progress on disarmament and world peace. Germany’s status, Franco British and German cooperation, and U S participation in league efforts dominate talks with a final conference not expected until late next year.
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Commission
Houghton
Gibson
United States
Germany
League Council
France
League
M. Boncour
Great Britain
Lord Cecil
Lne
Count von Bernstorff
Abe
Indiana Republicans Joke At World Court Stand
Indiana Republicans at a state convention mocked the national administration while saluting then opposing World Court stance. Senators Watson and Robinson were renominated after campaigns tied to the Ku Klux Klan and Jim Reed, with a pledge to support Coolidge locally but not fully align.
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Indiana
Watson
Robinson
Senate
Ku Klux Klan
Cracky
President Coolidge
Jim Reed
Missouri
Coolidge
White House
Indiana Republicans endorse Coolidge while opposing League of Nations
The Indiana state convention endorses President Coolidge and his administration's international efforts but reaffirms opposition to the League of Nations and involvement in European political affairs. The piece laments party shifts and comments on Indiana’s senators, suggesting external influence on the state GOP.
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Indiana
Coolidge
League of Nations
Ita World Court
Europe
Training Camps Stir Controversy Over Civilian Military Training
The article notes ongoing dispute over compulsory military training in land grant colleges and its impact on Citizens Military Training camps. It warns applications for summer camps are lagging, with June 15 deadlines looming, and mentions interest in camps for women in the reserve corps. It argues training camps are non militaristic and align with peace and preparedness.
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Reserve Corps
Best Sellers The Bible Remains Widely Read
The Bible, in English, stays the top selling and most read book. Bible Society reports show 1925 English Bible sales reaching a record year and output of ten and one half billion units worldwide. Increases appear in China Japan and the Far East, while Russia remains skeptical. Reprints occur only due to demand.
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American Bible Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
London
China
Japan
Far East
Russia
Child Labor Amendment Backed by AFL Leader
William Green of the American Federation of Labor argues the proposed federal constitutional amendment for child labor protection is a worthy measure. He says it would raise standards in backward states and addresses the threat to workers from child wage earners, despite concerns about federal enforcement and a lingering pending status.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Green
Political Snippets and Opinions Across State and National News
The column surveys debates on child labor limits and federal versus state power, notes about Ohio politics and gubernatorial races, and reflects on topics from senate investigations and real estate booms to campaign slogans. It blends satire with observations on public sentiment and contemporary events.
New York Letter From 0 C McIntyre Aboard Paris
New York letter writer describes a sea voyage aboard the Paris headed to Havre with French and British passengers. He notes passengers including Elsie Janis Claire Luce and Ernest Schelling, observes ship life from dining rooms to table companions, and jokes about cultural differences and travel mishaps. The piece details humor, credos of crew, and interactions with fellow travelers such as Irvin Cobb's wife aboard and passengers Rafael Iriarte Kennedy Matthews and others in transit.
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Paris
Havre
Manhattan
Metropolis
Lmurette Taylor
Elsie Janis
Claire Luce
Ernest Schelling
Bud Fisher
Minneapolis
Irvin Cobb
Rafael Iriarte
John B. Kennedy
Kansas City
William B. Matthews
Houston
Tex
Adopted Baby Brings Change to Home of Gleest Family
For fifteen years the Gleest household kept a neat, orderly home. A new adopted baby now fills the place with toys, blankets, and a crib, transforming the home and bringing happiness, seen as God's fulfillment of a long cherished dream.
The Very Idea Hy Hal Cochran At Sea
Humorous verse about seaside scenes and bathing beauties with a fatherly stroll through vacation mishaps. Includes light moral lines on promises and family quirks.
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HY Hal Cochran
Along the Way by Helen Welshimer
A reflective verse about candles and windows at dusk. The speaker loves a red light symbolizing dreams fulfilled and the glow of a taper to keep hope alive, contrasting with gray panes and loneliness.
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Helen Welshimer
Germany Leads World in Aircraft Building Barbs
TOM SIMS notes that Germany plans to lead global aircraft production while quipping about air castles and old proverbs. He jokes on weather in the Sahara and social norms like Sunday school and divorce customs, concluding with a light jab about picnic ants compared to elephants.
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Germany
Questions and counsel from Dr Cadman on adoption and worth
Reader inquiries touch on heredity and environment in orphan adoption and on labeling young people as flappers or sheiks. Dr Cadman weighs heredity versus environment, advises focusing on parents and grandparents, and urges choosing constructive paths while rejecting demeaning labels.
Footwear trade shifts as Orient buys more American leather
A Seattle Bureau report notes rising Chinese purchases of American sole leather, sixfold imports by the Philippines, and gains in Japan. The piece argues for expanding Pacific Coast tanning and notes Seattle could add leather production to boost reciprocal Pacific trade. A second letter from San Francisco features a single mother seeking guidance to break a dependent relationship and to support her son with faith and self-reliance.
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Seattle
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
China
Philippines
Japan
Orient
United States
Pacific Coast
Pacific
San Francisco
Calif
Your Health by Dr. W. A. Evans on snakes and antitoxin
Dr. FitzSimons of a South African snake farm argues snakes are beneficial and mostly harmless to humans. He notes few venomous snakes in the United States and cites snakebite fatalities as rare. antitoxin production and demand are limited and vary by venom. A reader's note mentions sprue and a dietary remedy.
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F. W. FitzSimons
FitzSimons
Africa
Ireland
India
America
England
Short. Pickings from a string of papers and quips
A compilation of brief quotes and witticisms from multiple newspapers. Notable items reference Pilsudski, a wets end remark, golf and radio study, necking and petting in crime reports, farm legislation, and a Sioux Falls fishing line. The tone is terse and humorous.
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