Entered Poetoffics Canton Daily News Note
The Canton Daily News lists office entries and addresses across multiple cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Washington Columbus London Paris Berlin and Rome. The clipping mentions Poetoffics Canton O and a Claes matter with scattered postal and building details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Poetoffics
Canton
Claes Matter
Daily News
New York
I. Forty-Second Street
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Francisco
Hearst Building
Angeles
Detwilder
Washington
Post Building
Columbus
Spahr Building
London
Trafalgar
Northum
Erland Av
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Prkin—Shsi LA Huntung
Rome
Plazz Mighanellis
Public Welfare and Civic Improvements Highlight Canton Plans
A Canton oriented item lists goals including honest law enforcement better transportation traffic regulation smoke ordinance enforcement soft water for Canton street and highway improvements school development hospital status parks and playgrounds and an active Chamber of Commerce.
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Canton
Aultman Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Bible Thought for Today The Power Is Gods
A devotional note cites Numbers 22 38 where Balaam declares he speaks only what God places in his mouth. The reflection centers on divine guidance shaping speech and power.
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Balaam
Balak
Alarming Highway Crossing Fatalities Spur Rail Safety Call
Rail and motor interests face a rising toll at highway railroad crossings. Two months show highway crossing deaths up 33 percent while rail fatalities fall elsewhere. Officials urge joint action, noting motorists speed and recklessness as the main cause.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Age
Molding the Alien Immigrant and Americanization Questions
A discussion of immigration and Americanization argues against labeling newcomers as resistant. It notes immigrants often come from lower-class backgrounds and have limited prior exposure to urban life, challenging the view they cling to foreign cultures.
Immigrant Transition Between Old World and American Life
The passage argues that immigrants cannot instantly adapt to American city life. It emphasizes the need to preserve native culture within settlements and to first establish themselves as cultured individuals before becoming American citizens. A gradual process of acclimatization is seen as essential.
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United States
America
Earle Martins Resigns from Cleveland Press After 30 Years
The Cleveland Press ending Earle Martin’s thirty year service marks a major shift for the Scripps organization. Martin, renowned for fair, insightful reporting and leadership, leaves a legacy as a crusader for the right and a trusted editor. The industry honors his long career and wishes him success.
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Earle Martin
Cleveland Press
Scripps Organization
Martin
America
Edward W. Scripps
Cleveland Times
Ohio
Hoe
Ventilation Debate Shifts Toward Open Windows in Schools
Health experts challenge large volume air changes in classrooms arguing it causes overheating and drafts. The American Public Health Association urges repeal of laws restricting fresh outdoor air. Ohio may consider changes to reduce costs and waste by adopting window ventilation with gravity exhaust.
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American Public Health Association
Association
Ohio
Ohio Institute
F P. H. Lockwood
Yale University
Britain’s Postwar Prosperity Tied to World Trade
The piece argues Britain bears heavy internal debt yet remains financially sound as trade recovery hinges on global markets. It cautions the strike may delay revival but hopes a new spirit in labor and management will restore growth. It notes jealousies hinder cooperation and stresses mutual prosperity with Britain. It ends by noting a Judiciary Committee inquiry into President Coolidge’s executive order.
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England
Great Britain
House Judiciary Committee
Sargent
Coolidge
London Times
Germany
Soviet Russia
Difference Between Bribery and Large Speaking Fees
The text argues that paying a congressman for his vote is punishable bribery, while hiring him at a large salary to give speeches for the same cause is not. It contrasts bribery with speaking engagements as distinct methods.
Prohibition Speech Echoes and Public Reactions
A column reflects on Senator Borah's speech being seen as plagiarized from McGuffey's sixth reader and notes public indifference to rhetoric at large gatherings. It also compares fashion costs, notes summer book pricing, mocks Senator Lenroot's hyphenated rating, and observes that true worth is measured by enemies.
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Senator Borah
McGuffey
New York Letter Details Ferries Shoeshiners Club and Broadway Tales
New York Letter from June 5 describes hardworking ferry shoeshiners planning a club to aid orphans, idle youths rising to business success, and vivid scenes at the Aquarium with Italian crowds. It recalls a Broadway love tale of a man buying a necklace only to face hardship, and notes discreet drug sales near Broadway and a quiet nightlife scene ending at 10 pm.
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New York
New York Ferries
Horatio Alger, Jr
Broadway
British trade outlook after general strike recovery noted
A Christian Science Monitor trade supplement praises Britain’s post strike recovery in trade and industry. It argues the settlement averts industrial disaster and highlights government and public resilience in restoring cooperation between employers and workers.
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Christian Science Monitor
Great Britain
England
Golf and Flight Peril Meet as Aviator Passes Test
Lieut. BE Barksdale recounts a crash near McCookfield and how a late parachute release saved him. He notes test pilots push safety limits, often enduring a few brief falls yearly while pursuing rapid aviation progress.
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Barksdale
McCookfield
Public opinion urged on Canton police chief Lengel
A Canton reader calls for public action to depose Chief Lengel citing years of mismanagement and lack of city hall control. Proposes a Daily News ballot to measure whether Lengel should remain chief or be reduced to patrolman, independent of pension concerns.
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Ohio
Stark County
Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Canton
Chicago
Lengel
Dr Cadman Answers Readers Inquiries On Faith And Race
The Rev Dr S Parkes Cadman answers readers questions from pay 4 News. Topics include why churches avoid Christian Science healing and the need for cooperation with medical science, race relations and gradual assimilation to prevent upheaval, and guidance for a fifteen year old girl seeking help with behavior and family duties.
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Pay 4 News
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Cadman
Your Health R W A Evans The school lunch growth debate
The article argues school lunches are established and beneficial, citing expert opinions on milk and vegetables, home diet impact, and dental health. It references Kaiser Rochester studies and New York City families, stressing milk intake and leafy greens, and ends with a sample diet for a poor five year old child.
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McCollum
Sherman
Kaiser and Associates
Rochester
New York City
Reuben
Harris
The Very Idea by Hal Cochran
A light humorous sketch about a chaotic household with new kittens turning a home upside down. The narrator notes the cute but disruptive effect of the tiny pets, their voracious appetite, and the mess they create as they grow.
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Hal Cochran
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Rot
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Mississippi
Uncle Sam
People's Forum
Lansing State Journal
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Anliwe
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Cincinnati
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
R. W. A. Evans
Angle
Gratis
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