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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
8
Canton Community Chest Campaign Aims to Raise 250000
Canton Welfare Federation launches a city wide drive through the Canton Community Chest to fund welfare work by eighteen organizations for the year starting July 1. The effort stresses social unity value and broad participation, urging every resident to contribute and support civic welfare. The piece notes voter apathy and parallels with World War sponsorship as a call to mass involvement.
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Canton Welfare Federation
Canton Community Chest Committee
Canton
Abusing Rights in Congress Sparks Public Debate
The constitution protects speech in Congress but abuses by Senator Watson and others draw rebukes from President Harding and calls for higher character. The piece argues voters must elect fair, truthful lawmakers to replace those who attack cabinet members and opponents for political gain.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Cabinet
Hoover
Watson
Relief Committee
Wilson
Harding
House
Government pursuit of two dollar debt prompts editorials
The piece argues the War Department overpaid contractors and now pursues Sergeant Jesse Kanady for two dollars. It criticizes prioritizing minor recoveries over larger overcharges, urges efficient use of clerks, and urges broader recovery of funds from war profiteers. It also includes various editorial jabs on policy and public life.
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War Department
Jesse Kanady
Falls City
Nebraska
Uncle Sam
Department
Kanady
United States
Senator Jones warns of Republican risk in 1922 midterms
Senator Jones of Washington says failure to enact Harding’s legislative program could shrink or reverse the Republican majority in Congress. He cites ship subsidy tariff and soldier bonus stalemate as threats, while Democrats taunt for political disaster ahead of the November election.
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Jones
Washington
Senate
Harding
Congress
House
United States
Getting On Despite World’s Sin and Shame
A reflection on sin and hardship, noting that despite cynics and wrongs, progress is visible. The piece cites broad social ills, the endurance of the brave, and the dawning sense that humanity is slowly improving toward a kinder world.
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Edgar A. Guest
Leaks in Government News Draw Scrutiny in Senate Probe
A Senate Rules Committee inquiry examines leaks of government information to newspapers and traders. The piece recounts famous cases from the Peace Leak to Supreme Court disclosures, and explains how reporters and brokers tried to forecast decisions and policies before public release.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Rules
Wall Street
Germany
White House
Supreme Court of the
United States
Washington
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Jess
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Harlan
New York
Law School
Department of Agriculture
Cotton Exchange
Fragmented Prose Reflects Social Observations
A compilation of scattered aphorisms critiques youth behavior education and community norms. The tones touch on bootleg culture gossip school reading advice parenting privacy and entrepreneurship with a satirical edge.
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Solomon
The Difference Between Real and Imitation Gentlewomen
The piece contrasts two inn guests to distinguish real gentlewomen from pretenders. One woman, aloof and rude, pretended nobility but was unkind and learned her status from a past waitress life. The other, gracious and reserved, belonged to a wealthy, respected family and earned affection.
Dr Harvey and the first goffee drinker in England
A remark attributes the discovery of blood circulation to Dr. Harvey and claims he was England’s first goffee drinker, noting a historical association between the physician and the beverage.
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Harvey
England
Kwiz Answers and New Questions From Historic Page
A brief quiz recap lists past Kwiz answers including Bill Nye the humorist and the Opium War, then poses new questions on sonnets, breathes, opium, ostracism, paleontology, the Uruguay River, terra cotta, U S tea sources, and Pennsylvania’s capital following a cryptic line.
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England
France
Spain
Portugal
Bridge of Sighs
Venice
Julius Caesar
Zela
United States
Pennsylv
Pugilist Laid in Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey houses the remains of pugilist John Broughton once a champion around 150 years ago. Although legends credit his fame to fighting, records suggest his yeoman guard service earned the honor. A Lambeth memorial is noted, but records confirm his body lies in Westminster tomb dated January 21 1789.
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Westminster Abbey
John Broughton
Lambeth Church
Westminster
Evolution of Surgery Lecture Details Fourteenth Century Fees
Sir D Arcy Power reports in London that surgeon John Arden in 1349 amassed a fortune by charging 5000 in contemporary money for an operation plus 200 yearly for life and two changes of clothing. The note highlights high medieval medical charges and ongoing costs to patients.
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London
Sir D'Arcy Power
John Arden
Marriage Problem and the Farmhouse Mystery
A narrator describes tensions around a farmhouse marriage while Katie fears unseen danger. The narrator plans locks and bolts while seeking guidance from Lillian, balancing restraint and suspicion as the household settles for night.
Notable anniversaries and political notes across US history
A dense summary lists events from 1736 to the early 1900s including births of Patrick Henry and Frances Starr, naval and military actions such as Black Hawk’s attack, the Lusitania sinking, and era politics featuring Florida figures like Trammell. It notes New Deal era style taxation and Irish boycotts, ending with political background on the Florida senator candidate.
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Orator
Charlotteco
Atley
Napoleon
Joseph
Spain and the Indies
Black Hawk
Apple River Fort
Galena
Count Cavour
Italy
Turin
Congress
Chicago
Tral
North Dakota
Cunard
Clydebank
Patrick Henry
Park Trammell
Florida
United
Senator Tramme
Alabama
Tennessee
Cumberland University
Lakeland
Lawmal
United States Senate
Tramm
Gilchrist
Eskimos Trade Goods via Parcel Post Auction
Native traders on the frontier use the parcel post to send furs ivory and whalebone to the Bureau of Education in Seattle. Agents auction the goods and the proceeds are used to purchase wholesale supplies for the natives.
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Bureau of Education
Seattle
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