Canton Daily News Post Office Entry Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads a local newspaper masthead and scattered street addresses from Canton Daily News and Daily News Printing. The text lists post office and city street references likely for an official notice or advertisement.
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Canton
Baily News
Sunda
Daily News
DAILY
New York
E. Fort Chicago
Francisco Hear
Tjtun
Spahklin Trafalgar
Thum
Boulevard Des Aines
den Linden
LA Hunti
Tim
Piazza Mignanelli
City Plans Improve Streets Parks Schools and Playgrounds
The city outlines extensive programs for transportation facilities and street improvements along with enlarged parks and playgrounds. It emphasizes continued development of public schools and orderly traffic regulations to abate smoke nuisances and improve Canton.
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Canton
Bible Thought for Today Love Theme Reflects John 3 16
A brief devotional note centers on the Bible verse John 3 16 emphasizing God's love for the world and the gift of Jesus Christ to grant eternal life to believers. The reflection invites personal faith and hope.
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John
Rider Haggard’s Novels and Lasting Imagination
A retrospective piece on Henry Rider Haggard’s career and the enduring appeal of his adventure tales. The article recalls Allan Quatermain, King Solomon’s Mines, She, and Amalopagan virtue, noting a revival may renew interest among newer readers and that Haggard’s vivid, rugged style remains influential despite imitators.
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Henry Ride
Haggard
Rider Haggard
America
Quatermain
King Solomon's Mines
She
Henry Rider Haggard
Allan Quatermain
Amslopomaas
Fennimore Cooper
Chingachecook Anders
Uneas
Evan Benoist
24 Votes For Underwood Triumphed At Madison Square Garden
Oscar W. Underwood, long time senator from Alabama, defeated political rivals repeatedly yet remains a persistent figure. The report notes his retirement in March 1927 but questions the certainty, citing his enduring influence and party loyalty across Democratic and Republican administrations alike.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Congress of the
United States
Underwood
Congress
Oscar v. Underwood
Madison Square Garden
Oscar Underwood Viewed as Progressive Senator From Alabama
The piece notes Senator Oscar Underwood's varied political stance with colleagues calling him progressive yet cautious, and suggests his potential retirement would be felt in the Senate. It highlights his 30 years in Congress and respect across party lines as he debates a likely successor in Alabama.
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Iberallam
Underwood
Senate
Alabama
Oscar Underwood
Congress
Diet and training woes of famous athletes spotlight nutrition
The article links George Ruth’s bed rest at St. Vincent’s to a prior railway collapse after heavy fried breakfast and notes Paavo Nurmi’s racing pain tied to hearty veal stew. Luis Firpo’s knockout preceded by a three inch steak dinner underscores calls for better athletic dietitians rather than more trainers.
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George Herman Ruth
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York
Paayo Nurmi
Luis Angel Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Polo Grounds
Pampas
France Debt Questions and Caillaux Relief Proposal
The piece discusses American stance on postwar French reparations, suggesting funding ideas from Caillaux and optimism for a fair adjustment with European debtors. It notes U S generosity, calls for France to recognize the debt as just, and hints a broader policy shift toward Britain’s refunding model.
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France
United States
Barre
America
Shylock
Caillaux
Great Britain
Parking problems in congested Canton cities
The article stresses parking as a major urban issue beside road safety, noting tourist season crowds and the rise of parking hogs. It criticizes motorists who force cars into tight spaces, causing bumper damage and conflicts, and urges consideration for others' rights in parking and driving.
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Canton
Baby farms raise alarms over state supervision failures
An article discusses New York indictments against Mrs Geisen-Falk for murder tied to infant care facilities. It notes a third similar case in a year and warns private homes acting as care institutions avoid proper licensing. The piece urges stronger control to ensure safety and proper upbringing for vulnerable infants.
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New York
Geisen-Falk
France Shows Hint of Meeting US Debt Before Reparations
France signals a possible partial repayment to the United States from Dawes plan reparations as Caillaux seeks to stabilize the French treasury. The move, viewed as cautious and political, aims to reassure Americans that France intends to honor its debts, regardless of funding source.
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France
Caillaux
United States
Germany
Dawes
Aristocrat on Fifth Avenue Walks Through New York Day
A New York Letter describes an elderly man with a gold headed cane, dressed with quiet splendor, who moves calmly through Fifth Avenue and nearby shops. The piece recalls modern New York clashing with such aristocratic gentility and notes everyday scenes on ferries, streets, and Wall Street crowds.
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New York
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Currie's Winning Shot Against the Ditch and Odds
Edgar A. Guest recalls Currie's hard fought golf feat where facing mud and traps on the eighteenth hole Currie found a winning shot to surpass rival Dean. The poem frames trouble as a test that yields life lessons and a memorable victory.
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Currie
Dean
Edgar A. Guest
Trumping Aces by Ed Be Gloss
Column recounts local political chatter on pre primary speeches and a Canton office holder filing to continue public service. It notes vacations for August, a public-spirited “army of mercy” drive, and a comment on evolution debates in Tennessee alongside a neighbor’s quip about a son saving time by rushing home.
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Canton
Army of Mercy
Tennessee
Florida Flapper Ban Debate Moves Through Legislature
A proposed Florida law to ban the term flapper faces swift rebuke yet fuels national discussion on the word and women’s attitudes. The piece notes mixed reactions from newspapers and argues the term reflects broader social norms more than individual behavior.
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Florida
Gulf State
Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston
San Antonio News
The
San Francisco Bulletin
Palm Beach
Uncommon Sense Reflections on Life as It Is
A columnist urges acceptance of life described as a mix of kindness and folly. It notes large global influence on individual life, the rarity of perfect virtue, and the value of cheerful perseverance despite misfortune. It stresses making the best of the present and brightening one’s corner of life.
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Tomorro
Short Pickings and Witty Quips From Papers
A collage of humorous lines from various newspapers cites wedding wishes, odds and ends on averages, deer mislabeling, contrarian quotes, and service tips. The notes touch on Mexico, Europe, golf, and currency, reflecting light European and American tones.
Public Affairs Forum Thanks Canton Daily News Team
Mrs. C. H. Corbett and Abbie English thank Canton Daily News for weeks of prep work and the convention session publicity. The note dated May 19 expresses gratitude for the extensive help and 890d publicity.
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Canton Daily News
C. H. Corbett
Abbie Mm. English
Canton
Saving Business by a Bay State Evangelist
Cincinnati May 20 1925 ex pert J Harry Tregoe the Baltimore born evangelist leads a drive to police business crime and credit defaults He argues the nation loses 700 million yearly to business crooks and urges bankers and merchants to join a crusade to restore decency in commercial life.
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Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Cincinnati
America
England
Chicago
London
United States
Chesapeake Bay
J. Harry Tregoe
Baltimore
New Jersey
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Tregoe
Central West
Washington
Coolidge
General Lord
Coroner Attacks Capital Punishment at Durham Inquest
Henry Granam the coroner of Durham urged abolition of capital punishment during an inquest on two executed murderers. He cited the Cain story from the Bible and proposed perpetual imprisonment with no chance of commutation and, if needed, physical restraints and whippings for extreme offenses.
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Cain
London
Henry Granam
Durham
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