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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
6
A Bible verse proclaims divine aid in times of trouble, stating I will be with him and I will deliver him, from Psalm 91 reference line. The passage emphasizes protection and salvation offered to the faithful.
A letter from President Coolidge to Mr. Dwight Morrow hints at evolving air service policy, favoring improvement within the existing framework over radical reorganizations. The report of a presidential inquiry suggests continued focus on addressing defects, expanding the air service, and promoting aviation personnel without creating a separate department.
The New York Herald Tribune notes a revival trend in saddle horse shows with higher attendance and diverse exhibits at Squadron A armory. It contrasts thinning carriage and hackney lines and a vanished trotter presence, warning oldtimers may face hard choices between staying home or joining shows lacking their favorites.
Herald Tribune notes a split over entry rules for harness, hackney and thoroughbred classes at the upcoming Madison Square Garden show. It argues the future lies with riding horses used for park bridle paths and hunting, polo and military purposes, citing growth in equestrian sport and saddle class dominance by American saddle-bred horses.
The piece argues the United States should not seek territorial gains to settle France’s debt, noting Senate debates, possible moves on Madagascar Guiana West Indies Oceania and New Caledonia, and urging a straightforward refunding deal without new colonies. It critiques imperial plans tied to the Philippines and Panama, restating that U S aims to reduce obligations not acquire land.
The piece argues for maintaining and extending the Alaska Railroad rather than abandoning it for a highway option. It notes weather limits, historic opposition, and cites the Interior Department and National Bank of Commerce on the need for an adequate transport system while Alaska’s population neared 759000 when railway work began.
The piece argues Alaska's decline in economic metrics, urges transportation development and government reform, cites Secretary Hoover on labor values, and notes political dynamics including World Court support and Senate precedents. It mirrors a period tone with multiple political observations.
A nostalgic poem in which the speaker longs to relive life and the freedom to walk among neighbors. He recalls laughter, strength, and the country’s enduring spirit while weighing whether to endure past joys and inevitable sorrows again.
A collage of quips and headlines mocks contemporary issues. Germany yields three palaces and 7 500 000 dollars while Greece bans short skirts. Married men curb silk stockings costs as coal disputes linger. Coaches limit football endorsements and Miami faces high water disruptions. Women in bathing suits display workarounds as markets strain. A rowdy comment on holiday meals closes the page.
Canton letter urges immediate action against deadly car crashes. H A Latz argues for public execution of intoxicated drivers to deter wrongdoing, criticizing lenient courts and calling for harsher punishment to protect families.
In New York near the Tombs a Turkish bath is described as a hub for criminals to recover after crimes and discuss unsavory deals. The piece notes police raids, secret exits, and connections to dope sellers, with profiles of notorious figures including Arnold Rothstein and Jack Rose and hints of disappearances tied to bathhouse routines.
A collage of brief quirky items notes a cheerless Christmas for the cancer bacillus, a married man’s Christmas ambivalence, Texans’ view of Goy Ma Ferguson, a convict’s politeness, modern love versus goldsmiths, and three Nome fishermen adrift on ice who were rescued.
Washington Evening Star reports New Jersey blue laws openly violated last Sunday with Perth Amboy listing over 1,000 violators. Police across cities cited pedestrians motorists news vendors milkmen theater owners and even officers for Sunday activities once barred.
Dr Hadley study of Huron river water suggests bacteriophages that destroy bacteria may exist in polluted water. He found phages killing typhoid, dysentery, paratyphoid and pneumonia bacteria, hinting at future bacterial disease control though much remains unknown. Readers ask about tapeworm causes and Elkind leaflets, with replies and a request for a mailed publication.
Rules published set new conditions for female riders. Ladies racing astride face handicaps, side saddle entrants gain certain advantages, with stricter penalties in ladies only races. All must wear dark riding outfits to participate.
French aviator Jules Pernot who lost both legs in the war has reached Vancouver from Yokohama aboard the Empress of Asia. He is attempting to walk round the world for a wager. Pernot has traversed Europe and Asia in twenty months and now plans to continue to New York via Montreal.
The Times and other American papers hail President Hindenburg for backing Locarno pacts and seeking Germany’s entry into the League of Nations. They praise his soldierly discipline guiding a shift from war to peace, noting support against Ludendorff and confidence in his leadership to restore Germany to constructive diplomacy.
Senator Agnelli, president of Fiat Motor Works in Turin, received a generous present from the Soviet Government as thanks for Fiat involvement in Russia’s industrial reconstruction. The gift is a solid gold dish, adorned with the Communist emblem and precious stones.
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