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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
6
A boy misbehaves over failing arithmetic and endures punishment to improve. The shop class rescue argues growth needs balancing strict math with practical skills. He later earns a passing arithmetic mark and builds fine airplanes. The piece asks how much arithmetic is needed in daily life.
In a readers column Molly Stark offers guidance to married women stressing gardening as constructive distraction from neglect. She promotes embroidery services and invites inquiries, while readers share experiences about friendship, adapting to city life, and staying faithful amidst loneliness.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh were believed seen off New London Connecticut aboard their cabin cruiser Mouette returning from Maine. The Mouette departed Block Island after Lindbergh bought gasoline ice one fish and a newspaper.
Mrs Grace Goodhue Coolidge former first lady was among four recipients of honorary degrees at Smith College 51st commencement exercises in Northampton Massachusetts on June 18.
In a JAMA piece Dr. Morris Fishbein argues that higher brain power correlates with larger head size. He cites a study of 100 National Academy of Sciences members showing superior physique and longevity, with heads larger than average and alignment with ancestral racial groups.
Dr. Cadman notes the world’s century of progress including racial oneness, evolution’s civilizing influence, and vast scientific advances. He cites railroads, electricity, telegraph, ironclads, aviation, space, and mass communication as proof of humankind’s expanding capabilities and the vanishing awe of new wonders.
Uncle Wiggily, carrying an empty basket, leads ants crickets and caterpillars through the woods to Hollow Stump School yard where children drop lunch crumbs. A red robin guides them to a feast of crumbs, cheese and a merry party before a final stop to buy potatoes.
Princess in grid of Sweden and her uncle the Duke of Connaught escaped injury after a head on collision under the ambassador’s court archway. Both vehicles moved slowly as the princess clung to the car until reassured by the duke.
George E. Reynolds, clerk of the common pleas court, appointed his wife as deputy. Mrs Reynolds succeeds Alice Schaffer, who left for a job with the Ohio Power Co.
The sketch recalls Susan B Anthony born in Massachusetts and active in reform movements. She voted in Rochester in 1872 and was fined ten dollars on June 18 1873 for illegal voting, a fine she refused to pay. The account notes suffrage efforts under the 14th Amendment and a Missouri case that reached the Supreme Court ending those attempts.
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