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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1930
Page
4
The Canton Daily News is published daily and Sunday by The Daily News Printing Co. located on Market Street at Fifth Street, Canton.
Sorrow unto life reflects on 2 Corinthians 7 10 for godly sorrow leading to repentance unto salvation not to be repented of while worldly sorrow leads to death. The meditation invites readers to seek spiritual renewal through sincere contrition and trust in divine mercy.
A collage of international threats and domestic debates. The piece argues fascist aggression risks a costly war, traces rise of large monopolies like United Corporation, and critiques Senate conservatism and social momentum toward government control. It compares Soviet and American production and predicts a clash of ideologies over capitalism versus socialism.
A mobile stab mooring mast tested at Lakehurst naval air station reduces the crew needed to moor and handle large airships. The setup uses a central mast with a circular track and a movable stern car, allowing safe rotation in a crosswind and easier pull to the hangar by tractor.
The Los Angeles was launched with a device and required only sixty ground crew members. A mobile mooring mast is introduced to simplify ground handling as dirigible air lines plan commercial development.
The health conference in Paris with 40 nation delegates aims to enforce airplane sanitation as a major objective. International air travel grows rapidly and needs uniform health regulations, with the United States already advancing. The next congress aims to secure government support and minimize changes to American arrangements.
New Jersey considers importing gambusia apinis from Florida to attack mosquito larvae. In trials six fish consumed vast larvae in half an hour, suggesting a supplementary method alongside spraying stagnant pools. Officials push natural predators and future tech like radio waves to aid the fight.
England’s new poet laureate John Masefield attracts broad praise as the Labour government backs him for championing the underdog. He visited Buckingham Palace in morning dress and top hat, greeted by cheering crowds. His practical verse suits varied uses, and Canadian advertising taps his sea songs for Atlantic vacation imagery.
A New York City incident recounts several boys playing with two dozen cylindrical dynamite sticks found under a bush. A man alerted police after realizing the dangerous toys, stolen days earlier from a construction site, posed a grave risk to the children and bystanders.
A tribute to Joseph A Schneider, St Louis traffic cop who untangled jams calmly and who and his wife adopted 35 children. Twenty were home when he died, a testament to his human kindness. The piece also notes a string of humorous or oddball anecdotes about public figures and politics.
A long, rambling column from New York, May 31, recalling Peacock Alley lore at the New Waldorf, witty asides on society columns, hoecakes origins, a garbage-plant plan, fall guys in stores, and humorous vignettes of urban life and characters across hotels, taxis, and theaters. Strong local voices, dated anecdotes, and pointed quips with several named places and figures.
A poem extols nature as a gentle force that uplifts life beyond gain or fame. It praises daffodils and butterflies, describes nature’s moods, and shows how a single unselfish deed can transform a commonplace life into one glowing with grace. The piece links beauty in nature with humane acts that serve others.
William Lyon Phelps argues that Bunyan's The Holy War offers a perfect allegory and frames a modern struggle against Diabolus as a battle for the human soul. He cites science, art, and faith figures to defend personality, morality, and the value of human life against atheistic despair and mechanized modernity.
J W McElhenie of Canton complains of vandalism on vacant lots where peach and maple trees have been damaged. He recalls a past father’s cow tail incident and cites Eddie Guest’s poetry. He mocks contemporaries and laments spite while venting spleen in a critical mood.
A series of quoted maxims from Captain Robert Dollar, George Kodak, Rett a Pyrtie, Harry Emerson Dick, Nicholas Murt4, and Rev Ralph W. Bockme. The remarks cover prohibition, charity, dignity, courage, personal restraint, and moral intent in a historical newspaper style. The wording reflects era attitudes on wealth, education, and social conduct.
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