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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
10
A Canton traffic squad proposes stamping footprints on street crossings to guide pedestrians to use intersections and cross at right angles. The tactic targets habitual jaywalkers and leverages crowd behavior to redirect foot traffic.
An editorial argues against government censorship of wartime news and press control proposed by the War College. It warns that censorship harms democracy, recalls European wartime practices, and urges the United States to keep free press rights even in war.
An Eastern paper lauds a New York borough president for emulating the poet’s call to leave marks in the sands of time. The piece frames his modern life adaptation as lasting footprints in sandstone, highlighting his public service and forward-looking approach.
The piece argues the presidential primaries and conventions are a farce for popular candidate choice likening the convention to a chessboard with many players unable to play simultaneously. It claims new machinery is needed for meaningful national politics.
The article argues that keeping the mind supreme sustains the body and youth. It highlights contact with young life, breaking monotony, and experiencing new ideas as vital. It cites George Francia Train as an exemplar and urges adults to vacation and explore country life for renewed energy.
The piece argues for compulsory etiquette education at NYU where students would earn a Magister Etiquetarium degree. It critiques social boorishness in polite society and envisions structured training that teaches proper dinner conduct and courteous behavior for graduates entering adult life.
A distorted text fragment lists items possibly related to cooking ingredients and processes with stray words and unclear connections. The record notes olive oil and typographic terms, plus references to a miniature or decorative item and a turpouth-like addendum, all in a garbled sequence.
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