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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
4
A poem mocks Kaiser Wilhelm with lines about rivers, banks, and lizards in khaki. It envisions Allied patience and the looming clash as WWI battles unfold. The speaker bets on American resolve to pressure the German leadership and end the war.
Congress may enact a man power bill after recess to train youths aged 18 to 21 in cantonment methods and induct them at 21. The plan is a substitute for lowering the draft age, with Baker noting no program yet for caring for many youths under extension. It argues militarism is not desired but peace must be kept, and urges support for War Savings stamps in Canton and Stark counties.
The House approved an eight billion bond authorization bringing total to twenty billion as the fourth Liberty loan looms in October. Government relies on loans and taxation. patriotism and savings drive large investor participation to fund wartime needs. Citizens with invested money become key partners in the national enterprise.
A collection of aphorisms on crime justification temperament and social behavior. The remarks touch on lawyers influence with transportation firms marriage mistakes and the challenges of truthful medical naming. A vacation motivates quick return to work.
The Daily Reminder notes the twentieth anniversary of Most Rev. Alexander Christie’s consecration as a bishop. Christie, noted scholar and administrator, began pastoral work in Minnesota, became bishop of Vancouver Island in 1898, then archbishop of Oregon City. The page also lists TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES and births with historical events and notable birthdates.
Linda and Squeedee follow a humming bird to a trumpet vine and meet Mr. and Mrs. Humming Bird. They view the hidden elm-tree nest and discuss the birds' colors, home, and soon to hatch chicks as dusk settles over the porch.
A medical column discusses purpura haemorrhagica with blue and red skin marks, nosebleeds, and possible recurrence. It notes causes from infection to toxins, outlines prognosis from simple recovery to severe risk, and advises monitoring babies and treating blood conditions. Also addresses night sweating in a healthy-appearing five-year-old and suggests pediatric evaluation if concerned.
John B. McMaster born in Brooklyn on June 29 1852 pursued civil engineering but chose history. He taught at Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania earning multiple degrees and authored a major history series plus simpler text for schools. He was renowned for exact facts and engaging writing.
Sunday favors mental and social pursuits while metaphysical study and research into finer forces loom. Monday brings sudden gains and possible windfalls with radical change from removing obstructions. sign contracts cautiously. upheavals may occur for those with birthdays. A child born on Sunday tends to affectionate, if hasty. on Monday a child is proud with odds of advancement.
A front line letter from a Negro regiment describes the term African golf as introduced among troops and popular with French soldiers. The writer notes the term and its reception amid wartime humor.
An excerpted scene follows a wounded officer and a nurse as they debate truth and wit. The narrative reveals a tense exchange about Ernest and Otto and the mysterious past of the officer, hinting at tragedy behind his identity.
Ruth Cameron reflects on aging and self awareness as lessons learned from youth. She recalls a motherly voice urging care and tidiness, expressing desire to fix past selfish habits by guiding others with patience and humility. She confesses longing to undo youthful arrogance and hopes for a miracle of understanding.
Fragmented scribbles discuss thoughts that disturb men and a man’s inner battles. The piece muses on society’s views from inside and outside, urging self reliance and personal accountability amid scattered phrases.
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