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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
6
The plan outlines better city transportation facilities and traffic regulations plus expanded parks and playgrounds. It pledges continued development of the public schools and sane programs for street and county highway improvement, with emphasis on clean water and smoke nuisance abatement for Canton.
Jesus proclaims the gospel of the kingdom of God and urges repentance and belief as the time is fulfilled. This reflection centers on the urgency of the kingdom near.
American inventors and engineers plan a national engineering and industry museum to rival Europe. Orville Wright may donate the Langley airplane to England if needed, with a Washington Mall main building and sectional centers. Samuel Insull leads, funds aimed at 10 million dollars with a pledge of one million already.
The piece argues that La Follette remained within the Republican framework, sought reform from within, and viewed party structure as essential to his work. It notes how colleagues recognized his loyalty while disciplining him, and contends his achievements were made possible by sustained party organization.
Dr. Margaret Daniels of Worker's College Brookwood argues the American home has lost purpose and urges women to join a campaign against domestic ideals. The National Women's Party leaders respond, defending traditional family values while noting shifts among middle-class women and girls toward marriage and independence.
The text critiques Dr Daniels for urging women to reject traditional roles, portraying her as acting from selfish motives and seeking moral support through numbers. It argues the home and family endure beyond her stance and questions the premise behind her stance on women’s independence.
The National Industrial Conference Board cites more departures than admissions in the first ten months after the two per cent quota law. Experts claim 27,908 admitted July 1924 to April 1925 versus 97,866 prior year, with 44,750 leaving, a 16,482 net deficit and about 72 percent decline. The board urges cautious policy while noting potential shifts in the labor market.
Edwin F. Ladd was chosen to speak in the United States Senate for the interests backing the non-partisan League. Though labeled radical by some, he remained constructive in his contributions and served despite being diffident and unseen as a speaker.
The text honors a balance between educator and scientist who helped build the northwest and earned admiration from opponents. It hints at regulatory influence over pedestrian safety and references a Chicago divorce defense, ending with a whimsical note about the North Pole.
The New York art scene relies on expert connoisseurs and private galleries where purchases hinge on long deliberation. A Florentine chef tours galleries, rich buyers hire specialists, and even fashion shifts touch the scene as Dope League offices sit in Broadway's Putnam Building.
The piece argues that manhood stems from character not geography, praising ruggedness in plains and cities alike. It cites A Nell Lyons and Barrie and notes soldiers and workers show courage and unselfishness whether in New York or Glasgow, urging trait over locale.
A lyric meditation on Michigan towns Ubly Lum and Lum with playful lines about arrows guiding the speaker toward Lum and Ably. The poem muses on the charm of small place names and evokes a journeying mood as the speaker vows to visit.
A local editorial column narrates a cat in the office and playful reflections on news sneaking to the back fence. It honors Service Star mothers at a Canton convention and notes civic plans by the Massillon chamber to realign the Tuscarawas River.
A dated humor column features quips about stale bread and puns on ancient loaves. It riffs on a 2000 year old Egyptian bread discover and light bread related jokes. The piece uses playful quatrains and satire to entertain readers.
Will Rogers rails against tales told in dressing rooms praising Brandon Tynan as a versatile Irish actor and playwright. He recalls a Shakespeare anecdote where a manager refuses 10 cents for a shave forcing a switch from Romeo to Othello, amusing the audience.
A nostalgic poem recalling a childhood corner grocery and penny candy. The speaker longs for one cent prices, remembers candy cases, and laments higher prices that mask simple pleasures once bought with a copper cent. The piece meditates on childhood economies and the charm of small sweets.
The American Booksellers Association at a Chicago convention advocates telegraphlike book delivery to distant purchasers with a slogan "Say it with books" to boost immediate book sales. Dr Linsley R Williams argues national health effort rivals other sectors and favors a cabinet health secretary to expand federal health work.
Washington notes say Secretary Kellogg will remain in the capital through the summer to handle any emergencies and to maintain steady diplomacy amid Mexico tensions. President Coolidge at the summer White House and Vice President Dawes plan a busy season of reform rhetoric.
Canton Daily News readers urge action after children on a paved street repeatedly play and skate in traffic. They blame drivers and ambulance chase lawsuits for damages and fear a serious accident. They ask if a law restricting street play is needed.
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