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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented report notes observations of squirrels around the State House, with talk of shortages in Columbus and Lexington. It mentions policy debates on fire prevention, insurance, and political participation, hinting at broader concerns over responsibility and safety.
A multi topic magazine page previews a two page feature by Eugene MacLean on Britain’s looming industrial crisis and possible effects on the United States. Howard Burba retraces changes along the Dixie Highway amid cars, film, and radio. Mary Hastings Bradley's Africa travel story returns with a king of beasts hunt. A new novel titled Meddlers by a famed author is showcased, with Cobb’s “Angles” and a Boston era piece excerpt. Rupert Hughes muses on future openness about mental disorders in Just What is your Form of Insanity.
Notable figures O. O. McIntyre Carl Shoup Albert Payson Terhune Ed Wynn Edith M. Burtis Helen Laurier Will H. Dily are listed among this week’s magazine contributors, with the President of the Izaak Walton League of America highlighted in the record.
Maud Howells credits the story about Amish families who left Stark to settle in Me Stay valleys and Mexican territory. The narrator notes local authorities and bandits add color to the tale, while questioning the certainty and tone of the效 depiction.
In Canton, Maud Howells reports that Canton women are more thrifty than men after interviewing Ann Witter, a Canton bank clerk. The piece playfully questions the claim, noting readers’ skepticism about bonnet prices and shared jokes about wages and expenses among office staff.
The article outlines tomorrow's sport section coverage with a special correspondent for the Illinois Penn game and writers for Georgia Tech Notre Dame Yale Army, plus photos of Bulldog additions. It also previews boxing features by Edgren and Andrews, golf notes by Ouimet, and remarks on heavyweight purses and rankings from McCann and McCarthy.
Global markets react to French franc weakness, anticipated tax cuts, and bank tightening. Analysts note limited price declines ahead while Liberty bonds slip and foreign bonds recover. Reports from Paris discuss the French cabinet's instability and potential elections as the League of Nations faces new challenges.
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