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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
6
The Salvation Army opened a public bath house offering cleansing and delousing services for Chinese bathers. For about three cents, a four-man group can bathe and have clothes deloused to remove vermin. Tickets fund care for the very poor, improving public health where water is scarce and private bathing is difficult.
A reader’s questions cover sports trivia about Hutchinson and Barnes and Spalding 50s, origins of American high schools, the hellbender salamander, Shore Acres alternate name, Hessian numbers, banana propagation, gender demographics by state, prehistoric meaning, Cuban independence period, cream changing to butter, and hippopotamus skin secretion known as bloody perspiration.
The Canton Rabbit and Fanciers association reports growing membership and plans a large rabbit display. Akron June 18 show at Grace Park and July 2 Meyers Lake Park event expect about 400 entries. A Massillon delegation aids permanent organization and Stark County fair exhibit prep also underway. Special meeting set for June 30.
The listing outlines a Wednesday night lineup on KDKA East Pittsburgh with baseball scores and news in the 8 to 10 pm window. It features a safety talk by F H Babcock, stock reports, a children bedtime story, music, and a range of performers led by Hazel Folsom Allison and David Schlessinger.
A public service notice from the Canton Daily News describes the Information Bureau in Washington D C guiding readers to send questions with full name and two cents postage. It states the bureau cannot give legal medical or financial advice and will mail replies to the inquirer.
Brigadier General Herbert M. Lord will succeed Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes as Director of the U S Budget when Dawes retires from the reserves to private business at the end of June.
The speaker urges shared duty in Canton for relief and preventive work to keep the community fit to live in, stressing collective responsibility for both immediate aid and long term safety. The passage emphasizes civic participation and mutual accountability among all residents.
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