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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
8
A devotional meditation centered on Luke 15 18 20 where the prodigal son confesses sin and the father welcomes him. The piece reflects forgiveness and humility as themes with a call to repentance and reconciliation through mercy.
A Stark County special building commission, named by the common pleas court, will oversee plans, contracts and supervision for a $700,000 tuberculosis hospital. The site is praised by state officials and engineers as ideal, with three county commissioners serving on the board and compensation set at $16 a day. The goal is a sound, substantial hospital built at an honest price, delivering full value to bondholders and taxpayers.
Russia hopes to drop its international outlaw label and rejoin the League or, at least, restore friendly ties. France to lead immediate talks with Tchitcherin on Russia’s debt to France, paving the way. Locarno spirit to guide the negotiations.
Editorials condemn a compulsory immigrant registration plan proposed by labor officials. Critics argue it risks endorsing government overreach and fails to provide verifiable proof of enrollment, risking deportation of many without due process.
The piece argues Locarno advances open a pathway for Germany to reengage with Russia and push toward European disarmament. It cites Tchicherin’s price for Russia relations, debates on World Court reservations, and U S leaders' stance amid League of Nations tensions.
A Massachusetts representative, Charles Tinkham, revives the Lodge plan for a separate U S court, challenging the World Court move. The piece notes the March 8 House vote 302 to 28 backing adherence to the World Court protocol and Senate readiness to consider entry, while deriding obstructionist tactics and partisan motives.
The combined $600000 capital two corporations would lend $6000000 to help Town farmers market corn. Secretary Jardine cites 477000000 bushels produced and a 66 cent price this year. Relief urged via higher borrowing to hold corn or buy livestock, while criticizing government loan schemes and isolationist policies.
A New Britain letter discusses Chaplin’s sorrowful pose, the world’s expectation of cheerfulness, and admiration for Nellie Revell. It notes a con artist posing as a famous cartoonist, the Our Lady of the Rosary immigrant girls’ mission, and references to Washington Irving, Henry L. Doherty, Battery Park, and the Wendel Sisters amidst reflections on New York life and curiosity in Gotham.
The column discusses Army uniforms shifting from olive drab to blue with long trousers, noting officers and some flying corps favor modern styles while others cling to stand up collars. It also covers Madison Square Garden’s aging historic tower, the Pullman Co’s luxury trains and the neglect of women smokers on trains, and gasoline price variations amid growing car culture.
A humorous fragment notes auction prices for a dining room set and an airplane, suggesting high bids and speculative risk. It ponders if Russian planes and red flags influenced sales, comments on cash terms, and jokes about buying a plane that won’t fly as a punchline.
Dr Evans warns of post holiday illnesses and digestive strain after Thanksgiving and Christmas feasts. He discusses amoebic dysentery and tuberculosis, then critiques French policy in Syria and the Christian position in Mt Lebanon amid Arab-Mersene tensions and Western influence.
A reader voice from The Forum laments biased Syrian coverage in American papers. The writer pledges a lifelong study of Syria’s political and racial tensions, urging calm, accurate discussion and liberty to express informed views.
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