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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
6
A devotional note recalls Exodus 20 12 Honour thy father and thy mother to extend life in the land given by the Lord. The reminder anchors daily faith in family obedience and divine blessing.
Secretary Kellogg signals support for an early convening of the International Commission created under the Washington Arms Conference to end extraterritorial rights in China. The move aims to reassure Chinese people, curb disorder, and press foreign nations to respect China’s legal sovereignty, with U S leadership viewed as a stabilizing force.
A wary driver explains the dangers of giving strangers rides after recent assaults on solo motorists. He notes many passersby won't stop for a lone couple stranded miles from a station, and warns drivers to distrust strangers despite old time courtesy.
The piece discusses ongoing get rich quick swindles despite Blue Sky laws and levies millions from the public. It notes frequent exposure of frauds, arrests, prosecutions, and the likelihood of lengthy penalties for operators.
The piece warns readers to resist get rich quick promises and outlines how quick decisions can ruin hard earned money. It cites P. T. Barnum's warnung about fools and stresses evaluating both favorable and unfavorable angles before investing. It urges personal diligence and warns against surrendering capital to glittering promises.
As vacation season peaks, Americans increasingly imitate others and move from Michigan lakes to Florida and western destinations. Auto travel draws northern travelers south, with Florida's allure expanding beyond summer. the auto horn now echoes in palm laden regions as southern and western getaways rise in popularity.
A diary style New York Letter discusses a Viscount in a hotel lobby, Ruth Findlay after a play with Howel Barrymore, and Damon Runyon on a church step. It recalls Joe Humphreys at Madison Square Garden, a public critique of a star’s publicity, Lon Chaney and Maud Adams, and Fanny Ward’s London return to open a beauty salon.
A prose poem praising gentleness and service over wealth or status. It emphasizes that true worth comes from kindness to neighbors and loyal service to God, family, and nation, regardless of social standing. The piece ends noting the inward glory of kindness as lasting achievement.
A shabby humble home becomes a vessel for imagination and joy. The poem contrasts worn walls and creaking stairs with laughter and dreams of heroism, ships, and shiny futures for children who turn chores into merriment.
A digest of opinion surveys and editorials from U S and Europe argues Latin and Greek enrich modern life and education. It cites the San Francisco Bulletin on Latin's vitality, supports teaching classics for living, and notes Europe reconstruction strengthening classical studies with a focus on teacher training and liberal aims.
A letter praises a city section for floral alleys and contrasts with a dull past. The piece notes cheap color along back paths and hints that suburban planting boosts appeal and property values. Various quick opinions follow on politics, economics, and culture in a brisk, opinionated column.
After a ten year gap Ukraine resumes wagon loads of eggs to Paris. The eggs were well packed and appeared unharmed by heat. The move is hoped to curb France’s high egg prices, which are described as a monopoly by agricultural profiteers.
A humorous column mocks criminals and dogs linking a trained dog to burglar chases. A burglar with a poodle leads police on ill fated hunts, while quips about dog days and dog kennels pepper the piece with light satire.
The piece records Will Rogers railing at story tellers and praising Arthur Brisbane, noting editors’ faults and doctors’ freedoms. Rogers recalls a tale about editors contrasted with doctors, and questions why Brisbane would reuse it instead of using it himself.
The essay argues that fearing the worst magnifies trouble and harms health. Regular medical exams help identify real issues and reduce anxiety. By facing problems openly with employers or doctors, individuals can reduce worry and prevent stress from causing harm.
The Jersey City Journal argues over self sacrifice amid a French insurance ruling that denied a $2500 policy after a man saved a drowning girl. It contrasts French law with Anglo Saxon ideals and Carnegie generosity, asserting Americans would honor bold acts and support widows.
A new Toronto statute requires three clear days between license issue and marriage ceremony. Breach carries a fine not exceeding 160 dollars.
Round the World column notes the ex-kaiser forming a society to study Greek and Oriental cultural contacts in Doorn, with four scholars summoned from Frankfurt Leipsig and Utrecht to participate.
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