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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
4
City transportation facilities receive emphasis with adequate traffic regulations. Canton’s water quality praised as soft water. Abatement of smoke nuisance planned alongside enlarged parks and playgrounds. A sane program includes street and county highway improvements and continued development of public schools.
An editorial critiques command decisions in the U S Air Service in France favoring freedom from army control. It notes Commander Lane Downe’s knowledge and Col Mitchell’s flying skill while questioning whether Mitchell would have acted differently aboard the Shenandoah. The piece ponders general limitations of air service leadership and criticizes perceived martinet governance.
A long editorial reminiscence contrasts Col. Mitchell with Kaiser figures, critiques his testimony before the aviation board, and notes public sentiment on fighters in U S history. It shifts to Kentucky coon hunting season, praising hounds, owners, and the sport’s frontier heritage while calling for balanced view of animal welfare and social change.
Acquaint now thy self with him and be at peace thereby good shall come unto thee John 22 21.
Robert Mantell, idol of American stage for nearly six decades, ends his farewell tour with a testament to Shakespeare's works. The article lauds his life, influence, and role in preserving legitimate drama amid changing entertainment forms, urging audiences to witness his final performances.
The piece critiques memoirs and bias in Viscount Grey’s notes on Washington and London before U S entry to World War I. It questions publishers claims that Wilson pre-ordained US entry and notes Col House and Col Howse as intermediaries. It argues memoirs are one sided and that fair analysis aids understanding.
A fragmentary column rails at political missteps from Col. House to Viscount Grey, mentions confidential notes on Wilson and wartime policy, questions campaign costs and allocations, recalls a Detroit air fleet and a rural general store solution, contrasts stock luck with bankruptcy, and ends noting adversity tests friendship.
O McIntyre visits a Bowery lodging district revealing 20 cent rooms for men, hardship, and the hoped dreams of residents. He notes painters in Central Park, Kin Hubbard jokes, and a portrait scene with 2,000 Manhattan artists and daily gallery shows beyond paid notices.
A letter to The News criticizes Gov Donahey for endorsing action against liquor enforcement agents and questions the timing of raids. The writer accuses the governor of pandering to wets for re election and compares the situation to the Indiana one term view, Canton Ohio, Oct 1.
The poem describes the universal post swim appetite that outshines any feast. After a dip in the lake the speaker declares nothing compares to the hunger and the simple, self-provided relish that follows swimming, heightening the joy of bread, jam, and quick meals.
A humorous column features jokes about silence and success with Judge Gary’s quips on stillness and wealth, plus a satire on burglary and a light jab about a doctor’s visits and a hoarse voice. The tone mirrors a classic early 20th century humorous page.
A digest of editorial reactions to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s claim that spirits warn of a great disaster. U.S. papers treat the fortune teller tone with humor or skepticism, noting lack of specifics, potential rewards for proof, and varied warnings about England or the world, with calls for moral reflection.
The memoir reflects on early 20th century U S politics through anecdotes about Rhode Island figures like Gerry and O'Shaunessy, Tillman, Shields, Sutherland, Swanson, and Martin. Marshall praises integrity, constitutional insight, and public service while recounting personal conversations, observations on campaign ethics, and the senate’s character.
A poetic vignette on transient beauty where soap bubbles, roses, and rainbows symbolize fleeting wonder. The piece contrasts vivid, passing impressions with dreamlike, enduring memories as starlight fades.
CURRENT OPINION says Capt J K Robison faced retirement not at rear admiral rank but as Captain after he approved the Teapot Dome lease. The President cites congressional authority over naval oil provisions and issues a rebuke to Navy officers involved, though no financial dishonesty is alleged.
A Fargo Forum piece questions the value of leisure avoiders. It cites Mr Baranelli who created crossword puzzle books and wonders how much more profit could come if such work aided progressive, constructive aims beyond idle time.
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