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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1925
Page
6
A civic plan emphasizes better city transportation facilities and widened parks and playgrounds, along with adequate traffic regulations and soft water for Canton. It advocates abatement of the smoke nuisance, sane street and county highway improvements, and continued development of public schools. Local officials push for coordinated growth and public welfare across multiple domains.
A brief devotional note reflecting Luke 17 21 that the kingdom of God is within each believer rather than a distant place or single location. It emphasizes internal spiritual reign rather than external signs and urges personal reflection and faith.
A minister this morning will present the story of a beautiful life, leading listeners to seek the eternal realm. He will contrast worldly pursuits with a life of faith, compassion, and sacrifice, painting a timeless portrait of One who touched the leper, forgave sin, and died on a cross for eternal life.
Reports from London about a supposed cancer cure spark hope yet invite caution. The American Society for the Control of Cancer warns against assuming a cure, noting a microbe linked to animal tumors does not prove human cancer can be cured. They advocate early detection, surgery, and radiology as standard practice. The article also urges faith and ethical living as guiding principles amid the uncertainty.
Bethlehem observer reports Judge Gary, denied hospital illness rumors, and shares his fourteen health rules. Emphasizing outdoor exercise, deep breathing, abstaining from alcohol, hydration, lean meat once a week, simple starches, vegetables and dairy, regular habits, hard work, ample sleep, virtue, calm temper, avoidance of anger, and the Golden Rule, noting most people ignore such guidance.
The latest agricultural report highlights a corn crop near 2.95 billion bushels and wheat yields of 679 million bushels in the U S with Canada at 376 million. Together they imply global hunger risk if North American production falters, while prices stay price-stable enough to keep farmers hopeful about overall revenue.
Aged four-score, Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the United States Steel Corporation, recently visited a hospital and offered simple age defying counsel. He emphasizes practical rules for long life and welcomes guidance from those who live by them.
The text asserts a fine crop of both kinds with quality above average, stressing this as the main point to consider. It notes this should not be forgotten as the last Thursday in November approaches when expressing gratitude.
A compilation notes Thomas Edison for light invention and credits J Gude as a pioneer of electric signs. It cites R Kroft and claims Broadway signs use vast electricity, including a Cleveland sign rivaling Elyria city usage. Opinions vary on beauty versus usefulness, but electric signage is hailed as an American achievement.
In a colorful New York letter J0 C McIntyre notes Columbia College summer teachers defy old maid stereotypes with modern fashion and pep. He recalls poets paid little, movie stars at Grand Central, Lew Cody as a poseur, Long Island hayrides, a futuristic hotel plan, and a whispered Monte Carlo death pact by two missing New Yorkers.
The Bryan grave at Arlington National Cemetery draws visitors near the Abandoned Dewey tomb sighting a future memorial. The piece reflects on Bryan's life, his Dayton trial, and plans for a Holy Land pilgrimage, contrasting with Darrow and noting Arlington regulations shaping memorials. Traffic law painting on streets sparks further commentary. A Milwaukee narrator questions snow impacts.
A reflective piece by Helen Welshimer applauds the small group who achieve lasting fame after years of effort. It contrasts grand visions with the few who reach them, noting many chase rainbows while true fulfillment remains rare and personal happiness travels along the way.
Report notes Fakir Tarah Bey endurance feats in Paris. A surgeon proposed to operate for appendicitis without anesthesia but refused on grounds of surgical conscience and legality. The physician challenged the Fakir to prove insensitivity to pain by developing appendicitis.
A series opening on relaxation as relief for insomnia nervousness and high blood pressure discusses the athletic link polo players and defense in sports. It covers how relaxation aids mental clarity the role of words in thought and the influence of glandular emotions while noting experiments and texts by Margulis Keyserling Watson and Jacobson.
A fragment from a Danish scene notes a friend of Andersen, the child, and the belief that hardship precedes fame. It recalls a sculptor’s portrayal of an old man with an upraised hand, smiling, amid listening children as Andersen’s fame grows from his Wonder Stories.
A digest of opinions on President Coolidge’s rail merger plan weighs farmer relief, fair earnings, and public interest. Editors from Birmingham to Los Angeles caution or support consolidation, urging balance between efficiency and regulation while avoiding undue politics or hidden profits.
A collection of quirky quips about health, gender, manners and golf. The notes reference Heart trouble, channel swimming by a woman, politeness among women, a grim joke about three men, and a Champaign Urbana business sign about golf as a hoof and mouth disease.
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