Newspaper Office Addresses and Subscription Rates
The notice lists daily news offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Washington Columbus St Louis and Kansas City with subscription details. It covers carrier and mail rates for daily Sunday and daily plus Sunday editions, rural delivery in Stark counties and surrounding areas, and advance payment requirements.
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East Forty- Second Street
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Hearst
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Post
Columbus
Spahr Sosging
St. Louis
Star
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Coca-Cola
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Coe
Mooney case sparks critique of law and politics
A detailed critique traces the Thomas J. Mooney wrongful conviction in 1916 San Francisco for a bomb attack and argues the state’s justice system cannot right the wrong. It condemns public lynching, cites President Wilson, Hoover, and Nye, and links to a broader charge of distrust in law amid calls for a gubernatorial pardon and reform. It also vents at corporate mergers and farm policy under Hoover, predicting political fallout and industry power shifts.
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California
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Mooney
Wilson
Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Hoover
Beautiful Battleships Plan for Dreadnaught Aesthetics
Georges Leygues, French navy minister, proposes adorning dreadnaught bows with allegorical sculptures to beautify ships. Modern decorators oppose the idea, arguing for utilitarian design. He argues beauty masks a warlike purpose and urges recognizing ugliness to promote peace.
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Georges Leygues
M. Leygues
Synthetic Sunshine at Spaulding School for Crippled Children
The article discusses healthfulness of sunshine and artificial ultraviolet lamps used to mimic sunlight. It notes growing medical applications and mentions Spaulding School for Crippled Children in Chicago adopting synthetic sunshine equipment as part of a broader trend.
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Spaulding School For
Chicago
Sunlight therapy for tanning prompts cautions on overexposure
The article describes ultraviolet lamp tanning using quartz lamps and an automated platform delivering UV rays to up to 150 children per hour. As skin browns, platform speed decreases, while goggles protect eyes and minimal clothing is worn. It notes sun tanning trends and medical cautions against overexposure.
Canton to Hold Big Airport Campaign Meeting
Canton voters will discuss municipal airport land purchase over six weeks with a strong public education push. Backers aim to form a vigorous campaign organization tonight, promising broad involvement and aviation-focused advocacy before the election.
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Canton
Punctured Pretense in Ohio Liquor Case Ruling
Judge Hough clamped down on clever word tricks by gamblers who call bets contributions to sidestep Tumey v. Ohio. The Tumey decision found that justices of the peace with a financial stake cannot hear liquor cases, and the Hatem strategy to guarantee costs lacks substance. The judge condemns legerdemain in law and affirms that processes must reflect real law, not subterfuge.
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Ohio
Hough
Federal Supreme Court
Tumey
Ohio Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Anti-Saloon League
Movies Teach Anatomy In Public Schools For Economy
Professor C E Turner of MIT previews American Child Health Association X ray motion pictures on the human body. Films priced at thirty five dollars each will be shown in fall classrooms nationwide, covering digestion, swallowing, circulation in embryos, heart and kidneys, teeth growth, and early signs of tuberculosis. The project aims to revolutionize teaching, with strong backing from dental and tuberculosis associations and educators who praise the engaging method over textbooks.
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C. E. Turner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American Child Health Association
Turner
American Dental Association
National Tuberculosis Association
New England
Bird Heroes President Wilson Dies in New Jersey
A World War hero pigeon named President Wilson died at age eleven in Fort Monmouth New Jersey. The bird survived heavy battle injuries from November 5 1918 when it carried vital dispatches through machine gun and artillery fire. The piece notes homing instincts and warns against harming marked pigeons while hinting at light humor about culture and modern life.
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Fort Monmouth
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Grand Pre
France
New Jersey
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York column notes
New York diary by D C McIntyre recounts a June day of social pairings and city scenes. It covers a liner docking, a Scot's haggis, a christening in Central Park, a horse and rider incident, a harpischord concert, and a hotel desk joke about a missing floor. It also notes hayrides in Long Island, Hawaiian musicians, and a busy Broadway nightlife. It highlights finishing school graduates, dieting quirks, and private detectives watching children in Central Park.
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New York
Pepys
Dean Palmer
Irvin Cobb
Will Hogg
South America
St. Thomas
Clare
Lorraine Manville Gould
Central Park
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
Timid verses reflect on fearing rain and staying home while others venture out. The speaker contrasts self doubt with courage, noting how risk takers win glory and suggesting that fear, not weakness, holds one back.
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Just Folks
Edgar Guest
Grandmother Says Stockings Yet and Cold Commentary
A collage of light anecdotes from old papers. Grandmother recalls saving money in stockings while granddaughter questions visibility. A playful misread cake, a masked salesman, and a misdirected kiss tale appear among quips about misheard lines and juries seeking more evidence.
Ironics The Brotherhood Of Man Sermon Lesson
A compact verse notes that some grasp irony early while others learn late yet all come to the idea that the Brotherhood of Man remains a teaching. The lines hint at universal human unity framed as a moral sermon.
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Brotherhood of Man
Short Turns by Merrill C. Meade in Canton
A light column of satirical notes and quips from Canton, touching on heat, gardening, Babe Ruth, fruit flies, beach fashions, noisy plants, and social quirks. It pokes fun at daily life, household duties, and local characters with humorous asides and playful jabs.
Pithy Quotes From Various Papers Abridged
A collection of brief, witty clippings from papers including remarks on bulls red color education jokes and fashion notes. It highlights quips about telegraphs politics and wardrobe trends with a light editorial tone.
The Letter Box The New Golf Ball
A Canton Daily News letter explains the USGA standard golf ball changes. The new ball is only slightly larger and lighter, more resilient, with a bigger surface that increases backspin and trajectory control. It should reward skilled shot making and revive scientific play, with experts from standards bodies and manufacturers backing safer, better golf. Edward Lansing Pray, Sharon Conn, June 20.
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Canton Daily News
United States Golf Association
Unite States Bureau of Standards
Bhe
Committee of the Royal and Ancien
Edward Lansing Pray
Sharon, Conn
Jests Jingles On Heiresses Princes And Royalties
Jests at the Bridge Club mock a French prince who refuses an heiress for 12000 a year and compare earnings to authors and Babe Ruth. The column riffs on royalties, perfume, and the value of names, ending with Life's Daily Battles about bets among women.
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Babe Ruth
Quotations From The Outlook And Independent
A collection of brief quotes spanning topics from women and body image to aging, labor, and agriculture. Notable lines from William M Marston Lord Birkenhead Heywood Broun and Representative Ketcham highlight attitudes toward women aging criticism and farm economics with concise remarks on society and industry.
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William M. Marston
Outlook and Independent
Ketcham
Michigan
Government urges open inquiry into 18th Amendment enforcement
A national association seeks a broad, independent review of Prohibition enforcement, urging the commission to weigh facts and arguments on the 18th Amendment and related laws. Hoover notes difficulties in assembling the commission and calls for open minded, judicious members. A University of Arbor fraternity incident shows police reporting beer in a basement and prompts discretion in disciplinary action.
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Arbor
University of Gan
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Frate
Cuthbertson and Volstead
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