Bible Thought For Today The Assured Harvest
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
4
Coolidge Faces Coal Strike Duty As Public Advocate
The piece argues President Coolidge should speak for the public amid an anthracite coal miners' dispute while warning against government seizure of mines. It says the president lacks a big stick, but public opinion supports avoiding a strike and seeking a reasonable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Swampscott
Coolidge
Congress
Portugal to probe trans Atlantic air service
From Portugal comes word that the government will conduct a thorough investigation into a trans Atlantic airline for freight and passenger service. A committee of officials and citizens is appointed to survey routes with a tentative Azores touch. Portugal would operate the line, aiming to lead in future air transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Azores
America
Canada
England
France
United States Navy Department
Atlantic
United States
Fall of Stinnes Empire Prompts Division Echoes
A historical note recalls the saying a house divided against itself cannot stand as news dispatches reflect internal splits within the Stinnes empire. The period persona emphasizes factional conflict and looming collapse.
The Fall of Hugo Stinnes Fortune in Germany
The report details Hugo Stinnes rise from mining regions to be a dominant force in finance and policy and the collapse of his fortune after his death. It notes family discord, credit withdrawals, asset sales, and fears that the remaining holdings may be sold to cover obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hugo Stinnes
Stinnes
Stinnen
Sona
8S Times
Stinnes Familly
Tragic Deaths Prompt Talk On Safer Society
A noted humorist warns that deaths from cars and banditry rise and urges measures such as restricting weapons, stricter penalties, and better driver screening. He cautions that deep social questions require long inquiry before solutions emerge.
Random Musings on Politics and Life Echoes of a Bygone Era
A collection of wry observations on monarchy marriage gossip prohibition and public life. The writer jests on the bachelor prince rumors social tensions and municipal governance while noting light irony about war crime and nature.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A compact portrait of the common man by Edgar A. Guest. The poem lauds the ordinary man who toils daily, shares in community life, endures burdens, and finds beauty in simple joys, beyond fame and wealth. It emphasizes humility, solidarity, and the universal experience of striving.
Jests and Jingles on Doctors Running for Mayor
A satirical piece mocks physicians entering local politics in T tiola town. It questions fiscal policy by doctors seeking office, suggests voter influence from medical ties, and jokes about fees and prescriptions shaping city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Tiola
New York Letter on Beggars Turn Fashionable and Clever
The New York Letter notes a shift from hidden beggars to stylish, confident grinders. Men and women use fashion, theater lobbies, cafes, and even milk-hatter schemes to solicit large sums, while notable figures such as Dudley Field Malone Mickey Neflan and Ray Long are described enjoying hat trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Paris
Ritz
Mickey Neflan
Irv Cobb
Michael Arlen
Ray Long
Tyrolean Alps
Wiping Out Pests Through Community Action
An editorial urges residents to curb flies and mosquitoes by eliminating breeding sites and improving sanitation. It cites the Canal Zone as a success story where coordinated effort reduced disease vectors and argues cities can similarly lower pest numbers with citizen action and simple measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Canal
Flags The Flags Of The World Wander In Pride
A poetic meditation on flags representing nations and journeys. Each emblem travels to distant lands then returns to its homeland, revealing homes, chimneys, and memories tied to national symbols. The piece evokes the link between flags, people, and home.
Carroll County Ohio Named for Carrollton Signer
Stories of Ohio recount how Carroll County was created by an 1882 legislature and named for Charles Carroll of Carrollton the last surviving signer of the Declaration. It notes Carroll never visited Ohio and that the county honors the signer who died aged 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Carroll
Carrollton
Charles Carroll
Ohio
Royal Weddings Rumor Sparks Talk of Heir Marrying
Reports from London claim Prince Henry engaged to Lady Mary Scott fueling fresh discussion of the Prince of Wales marriage. The heir to the throne has offered no public comment, enjoying his travels and avoiding comments on a queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
South America
London
Prince Henry
England
Mary Scott
Prince of Wales
America
Life Worth While editorial praised by Canton reader
A Canton letter commends the News for its editorial The Life Worth While and urges preachers to emphasize Christ life over science and evolution. The writer asks readers who missed it to seek out the piece and read it, signing Cc. E. G. on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Canton
Boy Scout as censor in Budapest art dispute
A Budapest art scandal arose when a Boy Scout reported four nude paintings to police, fearing for moral safety. Detectives demanded removal. the dealer refused and was fined. The court confiscated two works, all by leading Hungarian artists, including a piece once bought by the Museum of Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Museum of Fine Arts
Confinement Terror Ends in Trieste Confession
Mario Razem, a member of a Trieste gang of thieves, was jailed for 28 years with long solitary confinement. He sought a judge review, confessed to a jeweler robbery he had not been convicted of, then recanted his guilt and said he lied to break his lifetime isolation, craving contact with free people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mario Razem
Trieste
What You Know That Ain't So in Health Folklore
A discussion at a Boston health meeting contrasts folklore as unreliable guides with measured facts. Readers are urged to question claims like tomatoes thinning blood and oranges increasing stomach acidity, while noting milk curdling and eggs color do not prove nutritional differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Public Health Association
Chapin
C. E. A. Winslow
Logan
Dr. Chapin
Oklahoma
Short Pickings From Farewell Handshakes And Headlines
The notes collect quips from papers on public figures and habits. Warren Tribune mocks mass handshakes with the president. Nashville Banner riffs on Waterman's New York mayoral run. Greensboro Record jokes on Sunday waking. Los Angeles Express imagines Ford adding wings to machines. Cincinnati Times Star notes college rush and student riots in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Waterman
New York
Nashville
Henry Ford
Los Angeles Express
Europe
Student Intelligensia
Cincinnati Times Star
Empress Zita in Hollywood Fame Tilt Amid Decline
The ex Empress Zita travels toward Amelia and Hollywood to star in a film era tale of fall from imperial power. Rumors place a Hapsburg downfall story at center with her as lead. Emperor Karl died two years ago, with theories of suicide lingering in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Zita
Amelia
Hollywood
Europe
Zits
Carl
Royty
House of Hapsburg
Ater
Hungary
Hapsburgs
Austria-Hungary
Budapest
The
Daily Mail
London
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Broadway
Lardner
Grand Central
Bond Street
Valentino
Long Island
Times Square
Helen Welshimer
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J. H. Galbraith
Carroll County
People’s Forum
BOY Scout
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U. K
Indiana
Warren Tribune
Greensboro
New Haven Register
Wichita Beacon
Kansas City
Kansa
Urbettle
Savannah Press
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Union
Department of Agriculture
Vernon Bailey
Georgia
Georg
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