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Elijah Prophecy Foretells Turning Hearts and Judgment
A religious item cites Malachi 4 5 and 6 about sending Elijah before a great day of the Lord. It emphasizes turning the hearts of fathers to children and children to their fathers to avert a curse upon the earth.
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Tariff Clash Shapes Debate Over Hoover Senate Aid
A Washington rumor links President Hoover to a tariff bill viewed as harmful as smallpox, raising costs on food clothing and shelter by over a billion dollars. The piece critiques Adams Longworth and the house while noting massive Soviet business contracts and navy funding pressures.
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Marshal Ney Mystery Prompts Revision of History
Dr J W Smoot argues Marshal Ney survived execution and lived as an exile in America under the name Peter Stewart Ney. He allegedly taught in coastal and inland log schools in North and South Carolina and Virginia, with a public esteem noted in epitaphs and a grave described in Third Creek Presbyterian ward.
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Mystery Surrounds Ney Memoir Found in U S Chest
Dr Smoot asserts a hidden life story of Marshal Ney was found in a locked writing desk among the late Peter Stewart Ney’s effects. The tale claims Ney’s execution image and recently alleged pardons alter decades of widely accepted history. Historians may eventually weigh the new claims.
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Ramsey MacDonald and Hoover in a world peace bid
The article argues a Labour government in Britain will not rapidly overhaul the economy but could transform international relations by pursuing friendly ties with the United States. It envisions a joint path to peace led by MacDonald and Hoover that could move the world toward law and order over war.
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Rogers Tongue Provokes Harsh Nationwide Debate
The Texas Tech speech by a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor of English drew wide reaction. The writer reflects on the humor and hypocrisy of commencement rhetoric and discusses the professor's defense after an interview.
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Bell the Family Cat Raises Alarm on Bird Deaths
Massachusetts ornithologists warn that the average family cat kills about fifty young birds each season, with stray cats catching a hundred or more. They advocate bells on cats to warn birds during nesting season and note some regions already require licenses or confinement.
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Canton Boy Gilbert De Yarman Wins 1929 Marble Title
The Canton marble champion Gilbert De Yarman earned the right to compete in the national tournament at Ocean City New Jersey in June. The piece notes marble play as a wholesome boyhood sport fostering eye and mind development and friendly rivalry amid a growing national interest.
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New York Musings on Theater Folk and City Life
A rapid parade of New York figures and scenes from June chatter. Profiles of Joseph Bickerton Eddie Cantor Marilyn Miller and Paul Whiteman mingle with fashion notes on Mayor Walker and Broadway style. A playful sketch of Charles G MacArthur and his Broadway orbit closes the column.
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Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A cynical man sneers at tenderness and claims all good in people is false. He mocks poetry and virtue, yet in business and family life he seeks honesty and gentleness, while his friends prove the kinds of kindly myths that do not exist.
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Quips and Quirks from Papers Across the Nation
A collage of witty lines from Ohio State Journal to Buffalo News features social quirks. Jokes reference Diogenes with a lantern, Graf’s motors, artificial eyes, loud speakers in a bowling alley, and a helmeted view of aviation safety.
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Short Turns by Merrill C. Meade
A column mixing satirical notes on politics and public life. Mentions a Birmingham lawyer planning to oppose Sen Tom Heflin in the Democratic primaries, Benito Mussolini versus Vesuvius, Lindbergh's marriage, a Massachusetts professor on snobbery, Hoover on alcohol enforcement, a Portsmouth slayings remark, Canton street conditions, and state speed trap rulings.
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Quotations on farm relief press freedom and music
A collection of quotes from Representative Hill on farm relief as an economic issue. Senator Norris critiques media access to power interests. Edna St Vincent Millay lauds American womanhood. John Philip Sousa praises stirring marches energizing workers and troops.
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Nebraska
Edna St. Vincent Millay
John Philip Sousa
Letter Box Views on Relief and Pacifist Citizenship
The Canton Daily News runs reader letters arguing farmer relief delays due to overproduction myths and flawed distribution. Madame Schwimmer is praised as a pacifist citizen and martyr, with Justice Holmes quoted on free thought and dissent. Canton, June 5. Harry James.
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Jests Jingles at the Bridge Club in Paris and critique
A quip filled column mocks a society girl who walked 42 miles in Paris and jokes about fashion and thumb walking. It contrasts a young man’s potential 42 mile walk to save carfare with busy office life and daily life struggles.
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Minute Smiles and Dialogues From The German Joke Page
A quirky collection of jokes and repartee. A father queries why a boy forgets school lessons while a child named Tommy recalls them. A suite of humorous exchanges touches golf, marriage memories, and bygone romances.
Looking Back by Richard R Harter 1903 editorial
An 1903 News-Democrat editorial questions high school girls costumes in a Midsummer Night's Dream and ponders what attire would draw police attention. Also notes Canton Drop Forging and Manufacturing Co incorporation in Columbus and fire losses at John Danner Manufacturing with plans to rebuild and resume production.
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Prayer in Congress by Chaplain Montgomery
The House heard a prayer from Rev. James Sher Montgomery D D asking guidance for truth and courage. He prayed for sincerity vigilance and to avoid materialism and careless drowsiness.
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Ironics on Janes and her stenographé spouse
The passage satirizes critics who reproach Janes for marrying her stenographé husband. It argues she understands hardships of earning and appreciates a man who supports her. It contrasts women’s knowledge of money making versus spending, implying many would stay silent.
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