Modern Adventurers and the Health of Vacationers
The piece warns modern travelers to guard their own water and food during trips, noting cities provide better sanitation but individuals must ensure clean milk water and well upkeep. It urges farmers to improve wells and drainage to prevent typhoid, stressing vigilance against pollution and disease as summer arrives.
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City Faces Garbage Contract Renewal Decisions
The city reviews its private waste haul contract as it nears expiration. Officials consider a switch to city run collection and disposal, noting finances and profitability as key obstacles to any takeover. A short-term, terminable pact may be the wisest option if renewal is blocked.
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Children vs Traffic Sparks School Yard Play Need
The school building superintendent opposes granting South Market parents access to the front lawn for a playground. He cites streetcar and auto traffic as dangerous, while noting children have rights and asking for a safe Playspot. He suggests the board may find an alternative nearby if possible.
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Roosevelt rumored to back Wood for president in Chicago chatter
A Chicago rumor claims Theodore Roosevelt has given his support to General Wood as a presidential candidate. The piece notes critics question TR's judgment in picks and argues against a military-style dictatorship, warning of Taft’s repudiation and national swing toward savagery.
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Reformers Chide Men Over I Told You So Moments
A reflective note on memory for dates and the urge to reform when offered a chance to hinder others fun. It humorously questions the reliability of information and the impulse to interfere in others plans.
Garbage as a Measure of Civilization and Waste
The article argues that civilized societies produce far more garbage than savages, making waste management a key issue. It warns against overoptimistic kitchen economies, stresses strict food purity and disposal standards, and suggests discard bias favors street sanitation over digestive consumption.
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The Ways Of The Sex Mrs. Bingley
A fragment notes a conversation about women soldiers and the social impact of such a regiment in a vivid line of dialogue. The excerpt suggests a humorous or speculative tone as characters discuss gender roles and military attire.
Sells-Floto Circus Ticket Offer Through Local Subscriptions
Readers can earn a circus ticket by recruiting two new subscribers to The Canton Daily News for 10 weeks at 10c weekly. Collect 20c upfront from each new subscriber, then the rest of the eight-week balance is paid to the paper’s carrier at 10c per week.
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