Bible Thought for Today Self-Praise Prov 27 2
A brief devotional note cites Proverbs 27 2 to urge humility and warn against self praise. It presents a concise reflection encouraging let others praise you rather than your own mouth.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
6
A brief devotional note cites Proverbs 27 2 to urge humility and warn against self praise. It presents a concise reflection encouraging let others praise you rather than your own mouth.
The piece explains the national budget system, Congress role, and President Coolidge's 1925 26 27 projections. It notes receipts and expenditures, the concept of excess to guide tax reductions, and the irreducible minimum of government spending. It raises tariff questions and the burden on urban and rural populations.
A vintage column laments corned beef and cabbage losing favor after a national vote and cabbage prices surge. It cites restaurant influence on markets, speculation of conspiracies, and shifting tastes toward stews and vegetable soups as the dish falls from grace.
The editorial pages dissect President Coolidge’s tariff arguments and farm policy, noting inconsistencies between lifting duties and aiding farm prices. Commentators praise some points but question the overall handling, urging careful review of messages before release and highlighting broader political tensions.
The article details per dollar costs for war debts, civilian functions, and various departments, noting public debt retirement 14.76 cents and interest 22.75 cents. It explains the budget in average dollar terms and that every individual bears a share of taxes.
The writer paints Central Park’s reservoir at dusk as a hush of city melancholy with Arabesque shadows and moonlit obelisks. He notes poets Edna Ferber Towne Braley Millay visiting the space, mentions Carnegie’s circles, and ends with a Russian cafe scene and a $6 table d hote dinner amid mournful ambiance.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest urges a young man to marry only if the heart leads and you cannot live without her. He warns appearance may change and stresses choosing stability over romance, framing marriage as lifelong duty and defense.
A column of light humor and quips about Christmas shopping and gift giving. It mocks sneaky digs at last year’s generosity and jokes about Grandma silver flasks Uncle Bills gifts and Santa Claus belief. Red Grange and a child’s doubt appear in the seasonal musings.
Opinion pages warn that keeping large sums in homes invites robbery and loss of interest while denying money to the economy. The piece cites two robberies and a fire as examples and argues money belongs in banking institutions. It contrasts with calls for federal oversight of Wall Street amid stock gambling.
A St. Thomas protest fuels reports that Congress may consider tying the Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico for governing purposes. Locals cite harbor, plantations, and postwar troubles. observers urge civil administration and local reforms. Proposals face local opposition to loss of autonomy.
In Rome Mussolini says Georges Sorel shaped his discipline and energy for fascist cohorts. He credits Nietzsche and William James with shaping anti democratic tendency and the belief that actions should be judged by results, fueling his resolve to live and struggle.
Across the nation newspapers hail the December 1 1925 Locarno signing as a pivotal moment in European peace. They call for the League of Nations strengthened by the settlements and praise German participation and hopeful future cooperation.
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