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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
4
A reflective piece by Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges readers to admit ignorance and ask questions. It argues learning comes from humility and dialogue with experts, warning that arrogance closes doors to wisdom and growth.
Editors note outlines lawn improvement steps for aging grass. Re-seeding early spring with dense seed, soil preparation, and the use of a special seeder aid germination. Care during mowing and watering to protect young grass. Follow up with fertilization and moisture management for lasting density. Continued next Tuesday.
Garrett P. Servis surveys totem poles and family crests in the American Museum of Natural History showing how Native American clans use animal emblems as sacred symbols. He notes totems mostly come from Alaska, their weathered colors, and compares totem ideas with nation symbols. he cites Berne’s bear pit as an ancient example of totem worship.
A 1920s style guide urges keeping babies cool to prevent summer diarrhea. It recommends daily tepid baths, minimal soap, soft cloths, and avoiding drafts. Tips cover lightweight cotton clothing, bran or starch baths, and gentle routines to protect at night and during heat waves.
The clerk employees of the New York New Haven and Hartford line and the New England Steamship Co. of the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks voted 98 percent to strike after a May 3 ballot. Negotiations in Washington with the federal commission failed to resolve grievances, with men to return to New Haven to resume talks. ATHANEA STUDY CLUB MEETS. Boughman family reunion planned.
A Daily Citizen writer argues the United States could be a decisive ally in Europe. He suggests mobilizing American arsenals and munitions, opening money markets, and sharing resources to accelerate victory while weighing neutrality costs.
Lester Merritt a laborer and Helen Strong both of Canton. John Burns a painter and Nola Vailliken both of Canton.
Stark County Jail had the smallest inmate roster since last fall with only eleven prisoners jailed or calling for supper Saturday. The article notes few receipts and ongoing initiations during the week.
The Lakeside Country Club event featured a drawing room under red, white and blue bunting, a fishing pond with favors, dancing in the ballroom, lawn games, and a dinner dance planned for Thursday evening. Mrs Ethel Graham of Philadelphia attended and many local society members were present.
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