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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1925
Page
3
May 2 Canton Daily News reports Winston Churchill budget proposals provoke strong opposition across industries. Critics warn higher taxes on luxuries and motor cars could harm trade, with labor and industry fearing recession and calls to protect pensions and wages.
A McKinley High School biology note urges respecting private farm ownership while enjoying spring wild flowers. It argues against trampling meadows and plucking large bouquets, noting flowers wilt quickly and seeds sustain future blooms. It emphasizes ethics of ownership and courtesy to farmers.
John Hinton and his son Russell endlessly guide a team of aged oxen on their Stark County farm, proving the beasts excel in muck and high ground while a muzzle keeps Jerry from grazing midwork. The piece laments dogwood decline and wildflower plucking, urging thoughtful action to protect local flora and trailing arbutus.
Observant Englishman hints at a tomb near the Great Pyramid likely belonging to King Snefru. Prof Reisner's team will confirm identity on return. a gold rich chamber and decayed wooden fittings mark the site as more eroded than Tutankhamen, with a long tunnel linking to the pyramid.
Cantdon's leading meetchlanes insert bargains on the first column of Classified pages. Look for the column headed PO DAY'S READER HARKGAINS for thrifty city readers.
The course notes that Howard Carter favors delaying the tomb openings. Only likely to reveal the two remaining chambers and the royal coffin around October, not before.
Canton Daily News reports that only a few Moslems will likely perform the Mecca pilgrimage, as Egypt restricts the sacred carpet and the government may advise against travel. The Wahabi siege of Jedda prevents landings, forcing caravans from smaller ports, with no end in sight.
Pukwana South Dakota ad claims John A. Stransky offers an automatic self regenerating device for cars. It purportedly yields 30 to 46.8 miles per gallon, removes carbon and reduces spark plug trouble and overheating. Installation allegedly takes five minutes and samples are available by mail.
The Wahabis outside the walla face scarcity of ammunition and men while Sheri fians inside enjoy supplies but few fighters. Faction tensions rise as Sheik Ibn Saud’s promised welcome fails to reassure non followers, with Wahabis famed as Protestants of Islam and strict on alcohol and blasphemy.
Clerks employed at the Japanese Diet demand higher wages and threaten a walk-out if unmet. Current pay is 45 cents per day. they seek 1 dollar. Diet officials say no funds are set aside for this raise and face a dilemma as a strike could hamper parliamentary business.
May 2 New York Philp jeroltheliner millionaire president of the Eagle Wenetl Co has retired after 40 years and will devote the rest of his life to public service and charitable work in Canton Daily News Want Ada.
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