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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
7
Brief item notes updates from a department on additional condensation installation projects. It mentions funding considerations and timeline for completion, highlighting the role of the department and involved contractors.
Washington dispatch reports Iowa politics show discontent with farm bloc and rising progressive sentiment. Analysts say Brookheart victory mirrors broader Republican dissent, with Democrats hopeful of gains if party divisions widen. Observers warn the autumn elections may reshape control in Iowa and beyond.
Tac Shaig announces plan to streamline war era flavors across units. He cites coordination with logistics officers and culinary teams to deliver consistent menu items. The move aims to boost morale and supply efficiency within frontline bases.
June notes from Strasburg area mention J C Fox building a one story ding in Columbia Vicinity to house a grocery, visits by Jacob Beider and others for business, relatives attending events in Sugarcreek and New Philadelphia, relief work at Penn station, Ralph Zeltman leaving for Colorado School, Otterbein class enrollment, and neighbors sharing meals and church activities with multiple families referenced in brief notices.
The Franco-Rumanian Air Navigation Company plans to extend its Paris to Prague and Warsaw route with a Prague to Vienna to Budapest service. The expansion, to run three times weekly, will cut Prague to Vienna and Vienna to Budapest legs to about two hours each.
A carrier pigeon with leg band 322 A-1 E. 8S. F. was picked up dead in Bucyrus after flying into a telegraph wire, breaking its neck.
Daisy and Violet Hilton, sixteen year old conjoined twins joined at the base of the spine, refuse to commercialize their condition. Foster parents Mr and Mrs Meyers say the sisters study music read Poe and Dickens and will not be entered in public schools. Medical experts note both share a full set of functioning organs and conclude they cannot be separated. The girls were brought to America from England after their mother died in a Caesarean birth.
Railroad men in Hobson report that the new piece work system benefits workers. In the first week about 100 men increased production and earned about one dollar per hour on average, compared with roughly 60 cents on straight time.
The North Canton C WE M held a June 7 meeting at the Christian church parlors with Mrs W Steele leading and topics on Distributing Centers of Light and Power. Reports from Columbus mission work were given and local clubs discussed events including a Young Married Woman’s group host notice and plans for Children’s Day observances.
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