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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
10
Damaged OCR shows a fragmented newspaper masthead and postal note from Canton Ohio with erroneous lines and address details, indicating a historic daily or Sunday edition and filing with the post office.
A Brethren message quotes Galatians urging restoration of a spiritually fallen person with meekness and self awareness to avoid temptation. The reflection emphasizes humility and mutual accountability within the community.
The Canton Community Chest committees aim to raise at least 350000 for welfare organizations and maximize contributors. They stress participation over a few large gifts, noting the value lies in community spirit and civic benefit. Deacons once seen as tightwads are now expected to lead by example in support.
The Ohio mayor George L. Oles of Youngstown announces he will remain mayor, declining a run for governor as an independent. He has boosted Youngstown publicity, and his decision leaves other gubernatorial candidates without that potential disruption.
A remarks about marriage and tradition touch on self doubt and gender norms. The speaker notes that a wife’s choice is sound regardless of a husband’s view. It playfully questions if two famous songs would suit modern fashion or hair trends.
The court holds that labor unions may be sued for damages from strikes, extending equality to all groups acting as units. Critics note Congress previously exempted labor from antitrust enforcement, while supporters say unions gain responsibility and public accountability. The piece also mentions Lord Northcliffe requiring editors to work four days weekly, with British papers showing no sign of wear.
Voters in Oklahoma's second district face a crucial election to decide whether Rep Miss Alice Robertson retains her seat amid a normally Democratic region. The race tests independence and national interest advocacy against party pressure, with campaign dynamics including opposition from within her own sex.
A collection of short musings on money betting in horse racing, prehistory books, farming, and insurance. It touches on Hoover and coal mine pricing, reformers, culinary skills, June and hay fever, radio and baseball, and human foibles from pride to dodging the coroner.
A vintage miscellany of Edgar A Guest poetry with quips from several U.S. papers. It weaves contemplative dawn imagery with lighthearted social jabs and brief local notes about daily life and humor.
Frederic J. Hashin outlines rival claims in the West Virginia coal wars. Operators argue non union rights and open shop aims while miners defend free speech collective bargaining and union activity. The piece notes costs to workers operators and taxpayers and predicts a prolonged, unresolved struggle.
A small boy praises women for giving rides and explains how helping others in a car is a simple kindness learned through his ballast duties. The writer questions the practice, yet admires the boy’s insight into generosity and memory of walking or staying at home as a moral lesson. Tomorrow much help for little time.
A compact summary list notes Oxford as operating as a college by 1117, mentions the 1915 San Francisco World’s Fair opening Panama Canal, Dickens’s Oliver Twist, Niger delta oil rivers, Tuscarora Iroquoian history, Pretoria as Transvaal capital, Palatine Hill in Rome, Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, North Carolina nicknames, and the Bible’s shortest sentence Jesus Wept.
A satirical piece by J. H. Reed contrasts money and nerve in high society, rails at pretentious Bonanzas and big men, and warns that scheming for quick gains invites trouble. It cites social shifts like hair trends, prudent savings, and fragile home harmony as a backdrop to a cautioned moral.
The oyster faces many predators including star fish lobsters crabs and the dog welk. Star fish open shells with a digestive fluid while crabs and lobsters pry the oyster out with claws. A marine worm bores the shell and a sponge cli ona penetrates through the hole to feed.
In a tense drawing room scene Allen Drake and the narrator confront a missing memorandum tied to a secret study by the narrator's father. Suspicions rise as a cherished binding and a scheming danger loom, with Katie’s curiosity and family loyalties underscoring the peril.
A несonsolidated list recalls figures from George Wythe to Douglas Jerrold, interwoven with events from cholera in Quebec to European royal marriage. It notes births, deaths, and long-ago milestones, ending with a political veering on Serbian rule and royal ties.
The article traces margarine from Chevreul’s 1813 naming Margarie to Mege Mories 1868 butter substitute prize, its Paris siege promotion, and 1880s American entry as butterine. It notes butter trade opposition and legal controls on naming to avoid butter confusion, plus shift to vegetable oils for production.
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