Daily News offices and subscription rates notice
The Canton Daily News lists multiple city office addresses including New York Chicago San Francisco Washington Columbus St Louis and Kansas City. It details carrier and mail subscription rates with prepaid terms and rural delivery notes for Stark and adjoining counties.
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Postoffice
Canton
Daily News
New York
East Forty- Second Street
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Hearst
Washington
Post
Columbus
Spahr
St. Louis
Star Builiding
Kansas City
Coca-Cola
Stark
War talk and tariff debates in early twentieth century reflections
A montage covers China’s unrest and Hearst’s stance on Hoover, Ford’s wage logic, and the arms treaty saga. It weighs Hawley Smoot tariff opinion, tariff wars between nations, and proposed compulsory accident insurance for New Jersey motorists amid industry shifts and political campaigns.
Thumbs Down on Chunnel Plan Cited by Defense Critics
The piece discusses ongoing opposition to an English Channel tunnel across defense and cost concerns. It notes British and French positions, fears of invasion via a tunnel, air war implications, and Chancellor Snowden's cost analysis while comparing to Panama Canal and Holland tunnel debates.
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England
Snowden
Pangea
Panama Canal
Holland
Britain Builds A Tunnel Debate That Becomes A Fixture
The passage discusses the underwater tube linking New York City and New Jersey as a favorable proposal once opened to traffic. It notes the high cost and construction challenges, compares it with the English Channel tunnel, and predicts revival after current controversy. The tunnel debate is described as a lasting British institution.
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New York City
New Jersey
English Channel
Eliminating Home Work Says NYU Professor
Professor J B Nash of New York University argues against long home study hours for elementary and junior high students calling homework legalized delinquency. He cites psychology philosophy and physiology roles of play as vital. He urges six to seven hours daily physical activity for ten year olds to prevent strain and promote well being.
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J. B. Nash
Physical Education Department
New York University
Nash
Death of William Bolitho Ryall Shapes Literary Loss
An obituary notes the France death of William Bolitho Ryall known as William Bolitho a journalist and author. It highlights his work with the Manchester Guardian and New York World and his fame as a probing writer praised by Walter Lippmann and Alexander Woollcott. It covers his wartime injury his Africa birth path to England and his death after an appendectomy and peritonitis.
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France
William Bolitho Ryall
Manchester Guardian
New York World
William Bolithe
William Bolitho
Walter Lippmann
Mars
Alexander Woollcott
Bolitho
Africa
England
Stoker
Blenheim Derby Upset Sparks Vast Payouts Across Pool
The Derby stretch saw Blenheim win as fortunes shifted hands with a long list of prizes. Workmen collected amounts from one hundred forty nine thousand dollars to forty nine thousand and more, while many losers faced capital losses and fleeting hope. Some winners stayed modest while others reacted with shock or left the warehouse, prompting questions about the longevity of luck.
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Blenheim
Canton
New York Day by Day Snapshots of Broadway Figures
A collage of observations from New York on June 4 noting celebrities and scenes around Broadway. Mentions include Sinclair Lewis, Katharine Cornell, Louis B. Mayer, Armenian restaurants, arak drink lore, and a playful tale of Wilton Lackaye at the Lambs.
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New York
Stitch McCarthy
Sinclair Lewis
Minn
Y. Perkav
Sidney
Len
Sigmund Spaeth
Broadway
CP. Greneker
Shubert
Katharine Cornell
Deems Taylor
Mark Leuscher
Louis Werba
Maine Stein
Wilton Lackaye
the Lambs
Readers Clash Over Impounding Law And Mechanics Appeal
A Canton Daily News letter urges revising the impounding ordinance while criticizing lawmakers for busywork. A second writer appeals for editorials to support mechanics, arguing their role in building and operating technology deserves public praise and aid.
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Canton Daily News
Just Folks by Engar Guest
A poem about a wealthy class who scorn the servant girl they employ. The girl, trained to hide thoughts and keep an impassive face, observes their cruelty and superiority while maintaining dignity. She quietly believes her manners exceed those of her employers.
Jests Jingles By Jay See
Jests jingles lampoon book publishing price cuts and readers who turn pages for fun. The piece notes publishers slash prices may boost sales but threaten authors incomes and the use of fancy words.
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Jay See
Dinner at the White House Letters from Archie Butt
Archie Butt reports a quiet White House dinner with the Tafts and notes he misses President Roosevelt. He describes the orderly house, Mrs Taft’s frugality, and a less outspoken President Taft, the opening of Congress, and diplomats’ reception.
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Archie Butt
Tafts
Roosevelt
Taft
House
Taft Economical
Congress
Clara
White House
Roosevelts
Wbout
Mr. Roosevelt
South
Archie
Minute Smiles and Quips From Across the Channel
A visitor from Aberdeen at a Liverpool hotel asks about board charges and garaging a car. Sandy jokes about the cost and decides to sleep a year tonight. Also a quip on truth from Mrs Meier and a joke about mean fathers from a Show segment.
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Aberdeen
Liverpool
Sandy
Liverpool Post
Little Bennys Note Book finds a bite of ice cream tale
A fragmentary sketch shows Magee and Glasses debating sharing a cone with a poor child who has never tasted ice cream. They consider generosity but hesitate over germs and social awkwardness before finally offering parts of their cones as the story ends in reflection.
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Glasses Magee
Mommy Simminses
Prayer in Congress by Rev DeBarney Phillips
The congressional chaplain Rev DeBarney Phillips offered a prayer invoking mercy and guidance. He asked for removal of ignoble purposes, courage to think and act bravely, and growth in moral thoughtfulness through life’s stages. He closed with a benediction through Jesus Christ.
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DeBarney T Phillips
D. D
Congress
Merciful God
Jesus Christ
Quotations on invention and virtue from historic figures
A collection of lines attributed to Captar Dollar William Lyon Phelp and William Penn. The quotes praise invention as life enabling at a price and emphasize daily effort and wisdom.
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