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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
4
The notice lists weekly carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions, daily only, and Sunday only. It includes mail rates in Stark County and surrounding areas with yearly prepaid prices for various delivery options and a family rate.
The Echo De Paris editorial lauds American troops for decisive proof in battle and asserts the United States will soon be a clearly valued military power. It notes large Atlantic mobilization and transport capacity, while warning the crisis remains moral, not material, amid German threats and civilian impact.
A leading French newspaper notes Germany may offer peace terms via Count von Hertling, but stresses true justice requires German surrender of conquered lands and reparations. It condemns German aggression, calls for lasting punishment, and urges no peace that repeats past horrors. The piece also cites McAdoo on rail strikes and warns against pro peace rhetoric in the U.S. during wartime.
Eminent physicians from the United States and Canada converge on Chicago for the AMA annual convention. The war response, enlistment outcomes, and the role of medicine in World War I dominate discussions as young graduates seek patriotic service and advancement of medical science amid national conflict. The tone recalls wartime mobilization and historical valor.
The Ohio Gideons state convention met in Columbus with representatives preaching in the city. The organization, nationwide and nonsectarian, distributes Bibles and Christian literature and aims to promote morality and religion across communities. The text notes a shift in traveling salesmen’s behavior due to policy changes and Gideon influence, and urges patriotic enthusiasm during wartime.
The piece notes Samuel Slater as the father of the U S cotton industry on its 150th anniversary and highlights his impact alongside Eli Whitney. It discusses the rise of the textile sector in New England, cotton pricing, and shifts in southern cotton acreage due to food production priorities during wartime.
Dotty and Bobby misjudge Mr. Kingbird as a threat to Grandpa's bees. Squeedee explains the bird mainly eats drone bees and insects that would harm crops. The children learn the Kingbird is a friend who helps by keeping pests in check and flies away after a peaceful visit.
Ruth Cameron reflects on moral courage as a woman admits, We can't afford it, revealing how many justify reining in spending. She argues lack of money is not shameful but a badge of honor, challenging social ostrich responses and everyday constraints.
Robert Stevenson, grandfather of Robert Louis Stevenson, was a Scottish engineer who advanced lighthouse design and coastal safety. He supervised Little Cumbrae lighthouse at nineteen, served the Northern Light Houses, improved Edinburgh approaches, built bridges and canals, and promoted malleable iron for railways. He died in 1850 leaving three sons who continued the lighthouse tradition.
Joe Pappan of Kenosha Wisconsin buried in 1915 as a lake victim was later found alive and appointed superintendent of a San Francisco tannery. Roland Burgar an eighty four year old Iowa City wood measurer who sang in St Marys German choir for fifty years died recently.
This article outlines hereditary and environmental factors linked to chronic Brights disease, including malarial exposure, rheumatism, and excess alcohol. It describes symptoms such as abundant urine, high blood pressure, kidney damage signs, and possible heart and eye effects, plus lifestyle guidance and cautions about patent medicines.
Major General F H Sykes, new British air chief, credited with shaping the Royal Air Force through early piloting feats, founding aerodromes, flying in battles near Mons, Gallipoli, and plans for an Atlantic air express. Also notes contemporary wartime anniversaries and today’s notable birthdays.
The poem laments luxury and waste amid war effort, urging Americans to sacrifice and help soldiers. It contrasts fine living with calls for duty, urging readers to curb excess, use homes wisely, and support the nation rather than indulge in luxury and idle pomp.
A nurse helps a delirious wounded officer believe the narrator is real and alive. She provides care while the narrator vows not to leave him alone, promising to stay until he sleeps. The scene ends as the nurse suggests departure after the patient rests, with the narrator forced to keep her word.
Sunday and Monday forecast with mental focus and occult leaning. Jupiter and luminaries favor health and romance. birthdays mark a prosperous year for some. Monday brings fresh business by organizing faculties and covert intrigues. women and elders influence gains. a sensitive child shows kindness and artistic flair.
In war era notes various statistics claim vast quantities and efforts. It cites language, manpower, weapon production, aviation training, and canine use, plus a census snapshot and a 1642 travel guide reference. The text mixes numbers about Brits Canadians Americans and Russians with military logistics and educational details.
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