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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
9
This six room Tudorbethan style home adapts Tudor and Elizabethan motifs for a smaller residence. It features stucco and half timber with stone or brick trim, wood frame, and a masonry foundation. Layout emphasizes economical planning with a brick entry, living room with bay window, two basement access points, and a practical kitchen. costs depend on materials and locality.
Canton real estate is presented as the safest investment for surplus capital, due to its immovable, tangible nature and independence from political or economic volatility. The piece argues Canton’s steady growth, conservative institutions, and downtown demand attract capital, making real estate the best regional option. Ben Lyon will be started in an automobile racing play for First National.
The Canton building department issued 53 permits totaling $146 717 for the week. Projects include numerous dwellings and garages, with many named residents and firms listed for remodels and new structures. Notable entries include dwellings at 908 28th NE $5000 and 1811 Tth NW $6000, plus a $125000 apartment project at 411 11th NW.
Chicago reporters note Elsie M Paluaka of Waverly Minnesota produced the best ear of corn last year. Judges announced at the National Seed Corn Show last night. She received a $1000 prize from Julius Rosenwald, chairman of Sears Roebuck. Promote Canton and improve.
The poem argues that true happiness comes not from wealth or conquest but from building a home. It condemns restless ambition and praise for daily life, love, and laughter found in the everyday domestic sphere. The speaker, reflecting on hurried crowds, asserts contentment resides in home rather than distant victories.
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