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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
4
The Canton Daily News printing shop is listed with address 409 Second Street NW Canton Ohio and contact numbers for daily and Sunday editions. It notes post office classification and second class matter status in Canton Ohio.
The Senate is expected to adopt a resolution extending the inquiry into campaign expenses beyond the presidential and congressional races, with a report due December 6. The probe has favored Democrats so far, while Republicans face rising costs and no federal limits on presidential spending. The public interest center is money’s influence over elections. California grape growers face downturns as raisin mash and grape juice shift the market.
The United States should assist Mexico in stamping out bubonic plague in Vera Cruz using modern sanitary methods. American medical and military experience could gain goodwill and protect the western world. Mexico should request aid and Washington Republicans shaped a platform for Chicago delegates.
The Federal Reserve Board approves the first charter for a foreign banking association under the Edge law for the New York based First Federal Foreign Banking Association. It will aid Americans in building foreign trade, underwriting credit, and enabling prompt shipment of goods abroad. The enterprise targets manufacturing and trade interests, aiming to extend U S commerce and support postwar overseas industry. General debility noted in Chicago linked to liquor prescriptions.
A partial text hints at discussion about after-thoughts and satisfaction levels amid recollections. The wording suggests a reflective piece on memory and contentment rather than a strict report or event with clear participants or dates.
The article portrays Senator Johnson as a tense figure in a Republican internal dispute while noting a moonshiner’s late night activity around a still.
The federal Supreme Court ruling supports state referenda limits while advancing the Susan B. Anthony amendment effort. Louisiana may become the thirty sixth state, giving women national voting rights. Delaware stalled. The piece notes party interest, roughly twenty million eligible voters, and a Wyoming woman defeating her husband for office as context.
A broad editorial discusses limits on free speech under US law, urging restraint to protect government and public interests. It cautions against vulgar slander and agitators, notes enforcement of laws, and questions statements by public figures about reforms and national policy.
A collection of brief maxims on marriage, money, and social behavior. The pieces critique home atmosphere duties, thrift, work habits, lending, appearances, and human nature with concise observations.
A collage of verse and notes from a 1920s era page includes Edgar A. Guest poetry about aging with optimism, jokes about morals and bonds, short commentary on industry and work ethics, a Gainesville social item, and a playful clippage on a Saturday Evening Post story.
Many partially erected buildings in London standstill as government orders require giving home building the right of way. Enforcement rests with town and city authorities nationwide and is being widely exploited.
USGS report by EF L. Ransome shows 1919 quicksilver production at 21 848 flasks, down 11 5385 from 1918. The text notes common rhyme pairs for poets, including silver, window, and chimney.
A Greenwich Village writer recalls how living in New York attracts visitors who demand guided tours of bohemian life. The piece contrasts preserved artistic atmosphere with rising inflation, gentrification, and displaced old residents while noting a segment of genuine artists and a peculiar resident who hawks a personal mimeographed "Village Gossip" newsletter.
A discussion on how fear and constant apprehension impair life and work. The piece notes that habitual worry can arise from physical issues and suggests identifying bodily causes before using mind control to combat the habit. It argues that making mistakes is preferable to paralysis by fear.
A recent Forest Products Laboratory test in Madison Wisconsin demonstrates that glue joints between shellac or varnished wood have low or highly erratic strength. The study highlights the unreliability of bonding painted or varnished surfaces.
The Island of Marken in Holland emerges from submersion to become a thrifty fishermen’s settlement. Dykes and seawalls hold back the water, protecting the harbor and homes.
An estimate suggests if half the hedgerows in England and Wales were sown to wheat the harvest could supply bread for more than a million people a year, shifting food security and agricultural plans.
A compact list of quiz items and answers from Thompson Feature Service. Includes Thoreau Concord Mass, vista through trees, tract meaning, Arcturus star notes, extract definition, Zane Grey author, prunes, bouffant fabric, North Carolina fisheries, Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park, and a note that Thompson lists various questions with sources.
The Scottish Review argues Gaelic offers greater educational and cultural benefits than Latin, teaching history and geography of Scotland. It claims most Scots lack Gaelic and become strangers to their land, citing MacKinnon on Gaelic as essential to writing Scottish history and understanding Celtic placenames.
In Bayview a young woman Bess Dean visits Dicky Graham, sparking flirtation and a joking plot about a magazine cover. The narrator recalls past schemes and notes Dicky’s immediate interest while Bess taunts with playful wit.
A column notes Sir Douglas Hazen Chief Justice of New Brunswick marks a birthday. It details his career from Dominion Parliament member and provincial legislator to Conservative opposition leader and ministerial roles in Ottawa. Also listed are assorted birth anniversaries and brief biographical sketches.
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