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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
6
A damaged clipping cites Bible passages and a plan for peace negotiations with London. It notes Egypt’s internal political rivalries over credit for negotiating peace, stressing the Egyptians’ view and the need to understand local factions.
The piece reviews the upcoming inauguration of Calvin Coolidge as president, noting Harding's death, Coolidge's emergence from the vice presidency, and anticipated domestic and foreign policy shifts. It discusses cabinet dynamics, party politics, and questions about posturing, with mentions of Borah and other figures in Washington.
A scrambled discussion critiques British rule in Egypt while reflecting on education under Western influence. It cites quotes from The Age of Wisdom and notes ideas on success, growth, and the need for practical industry in a changing world with mentions of figures like Carnegie and Ford.
The article tracks Gloria Swanson's publicized marriage to a preacher and a reported medical event then questions a rumored weekly salary of 17 600 dollars. It notes disbelief about the figure while criticizing the celebrity culture that elevates silent film stars above other professionals.
In New York the Harlem Black elite organized communities between 120th and 140th streets near Leno and Amsterdam, with theaters churches banks and social networks. Nearly 400000 Black residents migrated from the South in the past year, while overcrowding and housing limits constrain the rest of the city, forming a stark urban contrast.
Readers in major papers react to Honorable Nicholas Longworth and his wife Alice Roosevelt Longworth welcoming their baby. Opinions range from praise of maternity to cautious commentary on political lineage and public interest spanning articles from The State Journal The Providence Journal The Reno Gazette and others.
A collage of brief items shows spring themes, political tensions, and civic questions. Notes reference the Latlors association and a Congress revenue plan, while local reflections recall childhood districts and educational values in multiple cities.
Washington reporters lament meager inauguration preparations in 1928 with sparse crowds and simplified ceremonies. The piece recalls past grandeur at the Capitol and White House events, contrasting them with today as President Coolidge prepares to take oath before Chief Justice Taft.
The article surveys Western editorials debating Trotsky’s removal and its impact on Soviet leadership. It notes calls by the Times and Paris papers that Trotsky’s deposition signals shifts in Bolshevism and Leninist ties while acknowledging support and fear from various factions.
A reader laments the tangled inter allied war debt issue. He critiques the British and French positions, analyzes the Dawes plan, and questions who should bear the burden of reparations and how allocations might be shared among Germany France and Britain. He argues for clarity amid debate.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a wartime piece detailing tricks used by deserters and coded or misleading messages. Mentions locations and names obscured by garbled script, referencing a deserter tale and its concealment tactics.
A reflective prose piece contrasts apocalyptic warnings with ordinary courage. It cites varied examples from Big Bill Martin to a tale of two wandering boys seeking shelter and a moral plea to help the needy, urging practical kindness over hollow talk.
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