The Canton Daily News Office Rates Notice
The notice lists post office details and multiple city offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Washington Columbus St Louis Kansas City. It provides subscription rates by carrier for daily and Sunday editions and special rural free delivery rates for Stark county readers with advance payment required.
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Industrial South Faces New Problems and Delays
An article notes the industrial South’s early 1930s challenges as mills draw unskilled workers into towns, linking labor conditions and pay to social strain. It discusses governors’ conferences, proposed 55 hour days, and contrasts US needs between military spending and social investment.
Cornell uses ultraviolet light to curb winter colds
Dean Smiley of Cornell reports an ultra violet light study cut cold susceptibility by 42.5 percent among 500 students in a winter program. Exposed for 15 minutes weekly over two months, the approach reduced epidemics by protecting the most cold prone 25 percent.
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Dean F. Smiley
Cornell
Victory Over The Cold A Milestone In Medical Anals
Scientists consider conquering the common cold a major challenge and a victory would mark a milestone in medical annals. The statement frames ongoing efforts as pivotal to future health breakthroughs.
Saving Pisa Tower and Others Through Modern Engineering
A government appointed commission found water under the leaning tower of Pisa weakens foundations, risking collapse without action. Cement injections will reinforce foundations, as at St Paul’s Cathedral in London which was safeguarded with cement and steel reinforcement. The piece argues modern methods protect old monuments and notes a seven story New York warehouse collapse from heavy losses.
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Eighteen year old Robert Hayes seeks life parole after murder plea
A Rhode Island painter who moved to New York found no work and joined roommates in a car hold up during which a man was killed. Hayes pled guilty to second degree murder and hopes prison can reform him, arguing for a chance to prove he can be a good citizen. He cites his family's need and a plea for opportunities and life parole.
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City Planners Gather in Denver to Exchange Ideas
Four hundred mayors engineers and planning commissioners from about two hundred cities met in Denver to discuss city planning. The article notes the shift from haphazard growth to planned expansion using zoning commissions and bond funded improvements, with emphasis on beauty and utility and the move toward county as a planning unit. A Michigan girl presented President Hoover a cherry pie and unemployment figures are discussed with a sardonic tone toward experts and pension bills.
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Paris Memoir of a Transient Mood and Gadgets
The writer recalls Paris awakening casual gaiety upon arrival at Gare St Lazare, describing midinettes, taxis, and the Champs Elysees. He stays at the Ritz area and Hotel Prince de Galles, marveling at hotel gadgets, the Arc de Triomphe, and the novelty of buttoned greeters while noting Paris’s shifting emotional climate and national character.
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Tariff Bill Controversy Highlights Economic Risks
Letter from Canton Daily News editor blasting the tariff bill signed by President Hoover. It argues exports will be hampered, unemployment may rise, and prices and living standards could fall. It notes Senators Fess and McCulloch of Ohio supported the measure and warns voters ahead of the November election.
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Proposal for a Determined Age to Laws
A Canton letter argues for setting a fixed expiration or review age for all laws to prevent outdated provisions. The writer contends that laws should not be governed by long-dead authorities and urges societies to govern themselves rather than be bound by past decrees. The note reflects reform-minded thinking and appeal to future generations.
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Canton Daily News
Letters of Archie Butt reveal social life in Washington 1909
The narrative from December 5 1909 details Archie Butt describing President Taft’s illness and recovery, social invitations in Washington, clashes with Alice Roosevelt, and the influence of Mrs Taft. It notes Butt’s theater night, poker dinners, golf with de Chambrun, and political counsel with Senator Root and Attorney General Wickersham.
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There’ll be laughter in the house when he comes home
Edgar Guest recalls a family reunion as the absent son returns at month’s end. The piece humorously notes cake and pie anticipation, jokes about the father carving meat, spilled gravy, a coat on the chair, and the mother’s patience until the boy’s homecoming restores a sense of home.
Growth of Federal Airways Lighting and Weather Services
The text notes rapid advances in in flight weather reporting and night navigation. A program will light 3000 miles of airways in the next fiscal year, totaling 17 500 miles of Government lighted routes. Twenty more weather radio stations will operate, bringing the total to sixty five by year end. Private aircraft may also use these federally established airways and facilities.
Quotations on politics poetry and family from notable figures
A collection of quotes on political activity poetry and family by Bishop James Cannon Jr Carl Sandbury Edward Sapir and Elaine Sterne Carrington. The remarks touch on lobbying poetry domestic life and marital perspectives from diverse authors.
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James Cannon, Jr
Benny's Lost Rubbers Prompt Morning Scolding
In a drizzle morning Benny ignores his mother as she orders him to find his missing rubbers. A comic exchange follows about memory and organization before Benny discovers them in the hall rack and rushes to school.
All Under Law Waiter Says Lady Seeks Husband
A waiter addressing a party of 14 men reports a woman who says her husband promised to be home at midnight. the group bids good night and to see each other soon as 26 fellows depart. Lustige Sachse, Leipzig.
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Leipzig
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