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Humility of Christ Thought for Today
Brief Bible devotional notes on Philippians 2 5 8 urging believers to adopt Christ like humility and esteeming others above self.
Radio and Stage Compete Yet Coexist in Public Taste
A discussion notes alarm among theater producers over radio performances by stars like John MacCormack and Lucrezia Bori. It argues stage, film, and radio each hold distinct roles and that cinema did not ruin theater, so the radio era should not threaten live stages.
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Talking Machine Companies
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Becaues
Perils of Winter Rescue on Mohawk Steamer Off Delaware
An example of sea danger is shown by a January fire on the steamship Mohawk off the Delaware coast. Nearly 300 passengers were rescued with no fatalities, praised for courage and seamanship in the life saving effort.
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Delaware
Husinean
Douglas
Signs Point to Deliberations on an Arms Conference
The piece notes signs of an impending arms conference but highlights disputes between President Coolidge and Senator Borah over scope. It discusses aims like arms reduction, particularly land forces, and the belief that a modest force could reduce war hazards while easing national treasury burdens.
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Montaga Norman Visits to Study Federal Reserve Bank
Governor Montaga Norman of the Bank of England arrived in the country amid speculation of a debt mission. Officials clarified his purpose as studying the Federal Reserve Bank to glean ideas for potential use in England.
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England
Citable views on US banking appeal abroad
The text notes that Americans pursue hidden viewpoints and suspects a hidden attempt. It praises the US banking system for attracting little interest in England, where established financial methods have long been developed and run.
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America
United States
England
United States Labor Boom Seen After March
The Department of Labor predicts a post March labor boom with full employment for those seeking work. A sustained industrial recovery, building activity, and expansion into foreign markets are expected to revive prosperity, though farming remains unsettled and the nation must rally to boost agriculture and business nationwide.
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United States
Department of Labor
America
Ireland Sees Hope in Stable Free State Amid Growth
Irish Free State minister at Washington Mothy A Smiddy expresses optimism for Ireland as a 10 million pound internal loan is oversubscribed and Shannon river power plans advance. He notes stability, renewed confidence at home, and active engagement with world issues, contrasting today with a decade ago.
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Notable deaths mark 1924 across nations and fields
The year 1924 saw major losses in America and worldwide with figures like Woodrow Wilson Henry Cabot Lodge Anatole France Joseph Conrad and Samuel Gompers among the departed. The article notes sharp ideological divides between Wilson and Lodge and laments the heavy toll on leaders thinkers and artists.
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Victor Herbert
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Notre Dame Beats Stanford For Freedom From Weather Glory
Notre Dame champions defeat Stanford in a New Year’s Day showdown. The Hoosiers’ iron discipline and Rockne’s football system triumph under unfamiliar conditions, proving spirit over climate in a classic clash of coasts.
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Emptiness of Zita’s Return Sours Hungarian Hope
The article notes Empress Zita’s wish to return to Hungary but provides no reason. It cites Philadelphia mint output of 160 million more coins in 1924, mentioning uneven distribution. THOUGHT FOR TODAY warns that delays have dangerous ends.
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Philadelphia
Largest beauty parlor opens in midtown New York
New York reports the world’s largest beauty parlor occupying an entire floor of a half block building with 70 attendants. Patrons can be coiffed massaged or manicured while chatting with social secretaries and sending telegrams as youths’ beauty is restored in four hours.
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Milady
The Quiet Pluggers Who Rise With Steady Work
An elder shares a tale of a boy who begins as a quiet student, then steadily learns business, builds fifteen stores, and earns millionaire status by plugging along. He notes colleges neither create success nor guarantee it, but persistent effort yields valuable results and long term achievement.
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Readers urge Canton municipal court support and oppose repeal
A Canton reader endorses a municipal court and cautions against a proposed repeal of the judgment note law. He notes business leaders and lawyers oppose the repeal and warns a legislative rider could delay judgments, risking a veto and defeat of the municipal bill. Canton, January 6.
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Be Great by Right of Worth and Kindness
A 1925 Edgar A. Guest poem urges self improvement through effort and luck while condemning cruelty and pride. It promotes gentleness, integrity, and honor in pursuit of success, warning that fame should not hurt others or harden the soul.
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Mussolini Grabs Spotlight As He Proposes Vote On Elections
A digest of editorials from Baltimore Sun New York Herald Tribune Providence Tribune Boston Transcript Louisville Courier Journal and Muskegon Chronicle weigh Mussolini move to revise Italian election laws and seek popular opinion at the polls. They note dictatorship easing, opposition pressure, and risks to Fascist authority.
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Boston Transcript
Louisville Courier Journal
Muskegon Chronicle
Old View of Success Shifts From Money to Achievement
A Boston rabbi argues Americans are moving away from money as the sole measure of success. He cites Ford Steinmetz and Rockefeller to illustrate that accomplishment and service to humanity are now admired more than fortune. The piece praises perseverance, character, and everyday effort as true success in a spiritual life.
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Henry Ford
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Rockefeller
Roosevelt letters reveal cattle roundups and political rants
The 1885 Medora Dakota letters show Theodore Roosevelt detailing cattle drives, horse riding mishaps, and frustration with Prohibitionist rhetoric. He discusses a possible health board presidency offer from Mayor Grace and comments on Civil Service reform while noting hunting injuries and ongoing writing efforts.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
William R. Grace
Board of Health
Short Pickings Beads of Wit on Public Life
A collage of quips and snippets from newspapers cites politicians, columnists, and daily life. Jests riff on trimming a sucker, a lame duck on the payroll, a big year for Coolidge, and comic asides about haircuts and mistaken identity.
Paris hires sober water tasters for city supply
Paris engages professional water tasters to sample the drinking supply hourly around the clock. The job demands total abstinence from alcohol and tea, smoking, and the ability to work in eight hour shifts. Tasters test water at four points from aqueduct to consumer, to detect any unpleasant aftertastes.
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