Prosperity Shifts From Policy To Global Leaders
The piece notes shipping gains from government relief aiding the Pacific coast, while farm relief lags. It highlights China’s leaders Chang and Chiang Kai Shek, suggesting China may unify under Chiang and comparing his potential impact to Washington and Bismarck. It ends by urging recognition of Chinese greatness beyond unfamiliar names.
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E. C. Plummer
Pacific
China
Chang
Peking
North
Mussolini
Chiang Kai Shek
Chiang
Washington
America
Bismarck
Germany
Sun
Smith and Jones and Brown
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A reflective poem where the speaker finds peace in a garden evening after a busy day. He notes birds returning, a serene atmosphere, and vibrant blooms after toil. The verse concludes with a sense of kinship with trees and flowers, feeling connected to all living things including blue bells, roses, and columbines.
Subscription rates by carrier and mail zones
Rates list for Daily, Sunday, and combined subscriptions with prices for inside third zone and outside third zone. Includes daily weekly prices, monthly and multi month terms, and all mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Third Zone
Public welfare and civic goals outlined by Canton
The statement emphasizes honest law enforcement, improved transportation, strict smoke ordinance enforcement, soft water provision for Canton, ongoing street and county highway work, enhanced public schools, expanded parks and playgrounds, and an active Chamber of Commerce.
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Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Bible Thoughts for Today Fathers Instruction
A concise devotional noting Proverbs 13 1 about a wise son hearing his father s instruction and a scorner ignoring rebuke. Reflects on respect for guidance and the consequences of refusing correction.
Economic musings and peacemaking notes from 1927
The column analyzes earnings by education and profession, contrasts Princeton graduates with mechanics, and mocks New York honesty tales. It discusses Kellogg Lindbergh peace efforts, the France US rapport, and how radio commerce shape peace, plus a critique of political conventions and wealth politics.
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Charles Francis Potter
Charles Lindbergh
America
Lindbergh
Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
Mexico
Nicaragua
France
Potter
Politics is serious but conventions hide real issues
The piece argues that comedians and cynics mock national party conventions in Kansas City while real issues behind the vaudeville demand attention. It warns voters to look past stage antics and recognize the managers' view of public intelligence, urging focus on the substantive political realities.
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Hoover
Lowden
Teapot Dome
America
Kansas City
Three actresses fade as alcohol takes toll in Gotham
In New York June 7 three female theatrical stars over the years slipped into oblivion as chronic alcoholics. One performed drunk on stage, another quit shows amid benders, and a third, described as a congenital alcoholic, avoided engagements but remained devoted to secret drinking. The piece notes the wide abstinence among many stars and contrasts glamour with the cold realities of drinking. It also surveys evolving urban amusements from automatic cafes to travel theaters and profiles industry figures like Gilbert Miller and Walter Wanger, with a final note on Justine Johnson via her husband.
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New York
Rialto
Hollywood
A Billion Dollar Business In The Postal Service
The Third Assistant Postmaster General described the postal service as a billion-dollar business citing five dollars and nine cents per capita annual postage. He notes most mail is business related and much is useless circularization that burdens the system and the busy man.
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R. S. Regar
Postal Service
Uncle Sam
Berlin Sees Seven Thousand Horseback Riders
Berlin reports about seven thousand horseback riders amid a cultural shift as planners seek a German renascence featuring mantelpieces to replace dining room tables.
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Berlin
Canton General Sees Gas Franchise as City’s Big Issue
General Stark comments on Canton gas fuel plan and unusual weather. He argues the fuel franchise tests municipal integrity, comparing gas to coal cooking and criticizing officials for politicking. He urges city leaders to run utilities like a corporation, not by vote-driven delays.
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Eneral Stark
Canton
Real Estate Trick Cuts Morning Time Waste
Massillon realtor Charles Stuart told Canton Real Estate Board that early morning sales conferences wasted time as staff haunted restaurants. He began offering doughnuts and coffee at the office, turning breakfast into a productivity break and prompting quicker starts to prospecting each day.
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Charles Stuart
Massillon Realtor
Canton Real Estate Board
Mr. Stuart
Televox Talks At Canton Demonstration With Roy Wensley
The mechanical man Televox appeared in Canton on March 23 with inventor Roy J Wensley under the Rotary Club. The device responds to sound waves and can throw switches blow a horn and now speaks over the telephone. A talking film was added and Mr Wensley predicts Televox can state reservoir water heights and answer duty related questions at future demonstrations for the Story Club luncheon at the YMCA drawing wide attention.
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R. Televox
Canton
Roy J. Wensley
Rotary Club
Wensley
Story Club
Daily Queries by Dr S Parkes Cadman
Readers’ questions cover salvation across denominations birth control and family regulation. Cadman cites Acts ten thirty four thirty five and stresses universal divine acceptance while urging prudent birth planning and moral restraint. He corrects a column error about Isaac and Ishmael citing Genesis.
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Parkes Cadman
Canton Daily News
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Cadman
Ironics by Frank Irving Fletcher
The essay argues that wealth amplifies universal flaws rather than creating new ones, asserting that rich men are not intrinsically meaner but money and power reveal existing defects that are often hidden by financial means.
National Spelling Bee honors crown two 13 year old girls
Betty Robinson of South Bend Indiana captured first prize $1 000 and Pauline Gray of West Salem Ohio took second $500 after a tense four hour contest in Washington Bessie Doig of Detroit aged 11 finished third earning $200 The event highlighted dramatic misstep when Pauline spelled knack without the initial k costing her the lead The writer reflects on life lessons from the near miss and the dignity of resilience
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San Antonio News
Wou
Washington
Betty Robinson
South Bend
Indiana
Pauline Gray
West Salem
Ohio
Bessie Doig
Detroit
Pauline
Brief Sentences From Dailies Form Mixed Editorial Snippets
The passage compiles assorted quips and notes from multiple newspapers. It mentions motorcycle zeal in America, April showers relief, Dr. John Dewey studying Soviet education, Dewey’s interest in intangibles, French and German elections offering consolation for two party politics, and a critic criticizing actors in a crime play.
The Cantonas and the Story of Modern Books
A column laments a lack of originality in contemporary authors and jokes about sensational future book titles. It notes Upton Sinclair and others shaping public discourse, then shifts to discussing the Ohio coal strike, urging cooperation between operators and miners to prevent deeper hardship and promote shared prosperity.
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ALL Ape
The
Cantonas
Hendrik van Loon
Will Durant
Ophy
John M. Zane
St Law
Oswald Wilbur
Edwin Lam
Jack
Eee
Upton Sincii
Oliver Go
Canton Daily New
Ohio
Barbs on a young man in Wall Street cage and rich selves
A cryptic line discusses a young man in the financial world and his imagined riches. The fragment hints at pressure, vanity, and self image in the Wall Street environment, but offers little factual context or clear events.
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Wall Street
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