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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1925
Page
4
A biblical quotation from Jeremiah chapter 33 speaks of divine response and healing. It promises health, cure, and the abundance of peace and truth to those who seek God. The text emphasizes divine revelation and guidance.
The public awaits a resolution to the Aultman hospital crisis as doctors push for arbitration withdrawal and a board overhaul. Trustees face scrutiny over staff reorganization and administration, with calls to remove Belter and Woodring and establish a new governance to prevent recurrence. The public seeks swift, lawful action and a clear path to restored confidence.
Dispatches from Washington say President Coolidge may delay replying to the League of Nations invitation for a United States disarmament conference at Geneva. Reported motives include preserving U S sovereignty and avoiding treaties without direct U S interest while Cabinet discussions seek congressional approval and curb Sen Borah Johnson and Moses influence. The piece condemns opposition to U S participation and critiques cautious presidential conduct.
The republic’s government has three branches and treaty power rests with the president who submits treaties to the senate. Obstruction by Johnson Borah Moses is said to threaten peace and disarmament, while the public grows weary and Coolidge may restore presidential dignity after holidays.
The Columbus Dispatch marks its new 256 page home edition as a monumental achievement. Publisher Robert F. Wolfe and Harry P. Wolfe led a comprehensive effort to deliver a paper judged by service and community impact rather than faction, praising support for schools parks art and urban beautification while affirming a nonpartisan mission and ongoing growth.
Secretary Hoover pushes extra legal moves to bar foreign trade as Congress debates a preferential rate plan under the Merchant Marine act. The aim is to keep U S vessels profitable without direct subsidies while debating replacement of aging ships and potential government aid. Senator Jones cites subsidies as the only path to certainty, though public opposition remains unresolved.
The article discusses proposals to tax feeds brought in on foreign ships using treasury funds. It notes longstanding legislation but delays by executives amid fears of retaliation and warns of potential trade conflict. It argues private capital funds the merchant marine only if returns justify. otherwise, government aid may be needed to attract investment.
An inscription-like tribute analyzes Frank A. Munsey late publisher of the New York Sun. It recalls his isolationist leanings on his 71st birthday and honors his career in publishing banking and newspapers. The piece notes his relentless drive adaptability and impact on media while touching on broader Prohibition era politics and contemporary public figures.
Col House’s Washington visit disrupts the White House calm as irreconcilables on Capitol Hill warn Coolidge to beware of the famed adviser. The piece also tracks Frank W. Stearns’s Europe trip, Coolidge’s mail routine, and Pennsylvania’s political prospects with Gov. Pinchot, noting Buchanan and Cleveland era trivia.
President Coolidge told a Midwest river and waterway delegation that federal tax cuts must not derail improvements. The Midwest warns against tying waterway progress to tax reductions while noting Panama Canal tolls favor the coasts. Delegates urge toll tweaks to restore balance, fearing rising costs to Midwest producers.
Dr Sherman favors more milk to boost calcium in the average diet while Dr Jones from USDA urges a well rounded diet including more milk green vegetables fruits and whole cereals with bran. Bran provides high quality protein and essential amino acids including tryptophan lysine and cystine, supporting tissue repair and digestion.
A young woman asks if her hunchbacked condition should prevent marriage and childbearing. The doctor advises that a physical examination is needed to assess whether she can bear children safely and live without pain.
A traveller named Henry Jones said he hails from London and checked into a Paris hotel. He departed the same evening and did not return. Upon opening his room, trunks were empty but 171 worn pairs of shoes were found neatly arranged in rows, suggesting a walking tour.
In a New York December column, 0 C McIntyre sketches a strolling tour past Sutton Place, Park Avenue, and glamorous haunts, noting wealthy residents, “Good Time Charlie” executives, and the refined yet distant English butler culture. The piece blends social observation with hints of urban glamour and class distance.
A collage of lines from multiple papers includes calls to pass compulsory voting laws and reformist phrases. It notes American liberty, hardy marines, a dying camel, unemployment insurance as an alarm clock, and quips on aging, engagements, and marriage roles reflecting old time editorial voice.
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