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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
17
John H. P. Fatlock of Stanford recounts German brutality in Belgium and across the sea. He notes widespread American anger at the invasion and the pull of chivalry as many volunteers joined the Allied cause before U.S. entry.
General Pershing commends American troops for their valor along the Marne and other French sectors. He quotes French reports on battles near Neuilly Thierry and the Marne crossing, crediting Americans with halting Hindenburg’s advance and inflicting losses. German towns report panic from allied air raids, with calls for reciprocal strikes on London and Paris.
The Ohio Historical Commission calls for manuscripts, printed matter, moving pictures, posters and relics from Ohioans to preserve the state’s World War involvement. Citizens are urged to send materials to Columbus and ensure every town is represented in the record of America’s war effort.
Officials question why U boat commanders share food and drink with ship survivors off the Atlantic coast. Roosevelt theorizes a bid to soften Germany’s brutal image for Latin American interests while warnings of possible disease plots persist. Marines defend U S resolve as they thwart German efforts to cross the Maine.
The article reports that US war preparations have cooled Carranza and Mexican antiwar sentiment, countering German spy efforts to provoke U.S. invasion. It notes Hun agents in Mexico, a planned insulting letter to the U.S. president, and American actions to deter Diaz’s revolt while defending Cuba. It ends with a quip on gardening as a healthy exercise.
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on law, gender, money, advice, and human nature. The author surveys common motives, social dynamics, and personal foibles with a satirical tone.
Gyp the dog dreams he is punished for stealing eggs from the farm. He wakes to flee the master’s whistle and vows to be honest, noting he’d rather have a rough coat and be truthful than a shiny coat from wrongdoing. After the dream, Gyp renounces raw eggs, keeping his coat pristine.
In a dialog from the Side Talks feature, the Authorman describes becoming more punctilious about obligations. He says he now answers gifts and letters promptly, repays loans quickly, and pays bills on receipt to gain a clean feeling and reduce mental burden. The Cynic challenges him, but no strong counterargument is offered.
Biographical sketch of Beau Brummell born in London educated at Eton and Oxford famed wit and storyteller. He rose to fame after meeting the Prince of Wales and earning a military commission, but fell from favor fled to Calais sank into debt poverty and died in a charitable asylum in 1840.
A brief exchange shows the first co ed women giving contradictory statements while the second co ed asserts they do not. The punch bowl scene captures tensions among attendees.
A Baltimore American exchange questions whether the cousin sustained damages in an assault case, noting the inquiry implies curiosity about facial injuries. Simultaneously a Japan coal note reports growing coal exports and new colliery efforts to exploit Saghalien’s Japanese portion.
This article explains nephritis as an inflammatory kidney disease with acute and chronic forms. It covers causes from scarlet fever to exposure, symptoms like fever and dark urine, potential recovery with rest, and progression to fatal chronic damage without replacement of tissue. It also notes long-term organ impact and patient common unawareness.
Daily reminder notes Albert Sidney Burleson postmaster general born in San Marcos Texas fifty five years ago today. Also lists births and deaths including 1864 Kentucky orator 1824 Gen Alfred Pleasanton 1840 Frederick William III of Prussia and 1913 Balkan demobilization and 1915 Dneister crossing. Also calendars present birthdays for Ellison Macartney OConner Johnson Crosser Patterson Patterson.
The text reflects editorials on political integrity and public life. It argues truthfulness over verbosity and notes that wealth can influence family behavior. It suggests local congressmen bear responsibility to promote honest discourse amid campaigns.
Excerpt shows Adele Garrison narrating care for a wounded officer and recalling her husband Dick as she strokes the man’s forehead. She compares his distant attitude to patriotism with a stranger’s, while struggling with her own doubts and memories. The scene unfolds amid delirium and nurse guidance.
The poem humorously chronicles a narrator who hoards resources and refuses guests to save rations. He cites Hoover era conservation as rationale while quelling visits from aunts and relatives who bring cats and canaries, leaving him to guard his pantry and roadster.
The page notes strong planetary vibration with Saturn and Neptune influencing events and favorable outcomes for those with organizing ability. It warns caution in signing papers and cites a birthday year of potential success with litigation avoidance. Also includes a misc gunballistics aside about a rifle bullet and sound travel.
A speculative remark contemplates every permutation of the twenty letters of the alphabet within an astronomical span of one billion years. It imagines a writer producing forty pages daily, each page containing at least forty transpositions, to explore all possible letter arrangements.
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