Bible Thought for 7 The Cay or The Helpless
Devotional verse from Orthum Cines asks for divine aid against adversaries. Psalm 60:10 11 is cited with a plea for God’s help over human efforts.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
6
Devotional verse from Orthum Cines asks for divine aid against adversaries. Psalm 60:10 11 is cited with a plea for God’s help over human efforts.
Senator Simeon D. Fess analyzes Caesar’s crowning episode and current sentiment on Calvin Coolidge. He argues modern politicking should test public mood privately and avoid packed meetings, noting the electorate favors Coolidge’s renomination as 1928 approaches.
As Canton schools close for summer, the recreation commission plans twelve playgrounds with trained instructors to teach play and sport. The effort aims to build health, coordination, and character while offering open-air learning beyond the classroom.
The passage questions Senator Fess by contrasting others reports of the average citizen and his own claim to read the public mind. It asks whether he truly perceives public thought or is misled by his own inner convictions.
The piece argues Carrie Chapman Catt overstates women’s wartime influence while noting women spark irritation with men’s race and foreign policy views. It critiques Kipling’s gendered poetry and highlights women’s rising leadership in peace efforts.
The Presbyterian Church advances a large pension program to retire ministers, funded by church incomes over time. Officials argue the plan will become self supporting within fifteen years, reducing hardship from old age and disability and boosting overall happiness by alleviating poverty and dependency.
The statement asserts that every American citizen should have access to the same economic relief now available to Presbyterian ministers, emphasizing universal financial security.
Jacksonville readers urge a brief follow up on Florida banking—West Palm Beach bank reopens after March 7 closure with 500000 cash, all bad debts written off, paying full interest to over 12000 depositors. Comptroller calls reopening historic, while editor notes news value shifts as events unfold.
June 7 dispatch from New York describes Coney Island as a perpetual carnival where rich and poor mingle beyond social levels. The piece recalls strolling amid rides, games, and music while noting the area’s enduring propriety with no explicit vice, and mentions past gang battles and a pistol incident involving Kid Twist.
Whimpering is useless if you want to rise again. The speaker urges resilience and action after hardship, insisting time passes and progress comes from work, not despair or endless complaints.
Daily News readers pose questions to Rev. Dr S Parkes Cadman president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. He cautions that free trade alone cannot end war and argues that reducing economic rivalry and ensuring international equity are required. He also discusses the universal relevance of the Ten Commandments for Jew and Gentile and the moral duties across nations.
A history themed quiz listing ten questions on US flag adoption, presidents, territories, and other facts. Topics include the Louisiana Purchase era, the last admitted state, planetary count, and a snake killing mongoose from India.
Barbs mock fashion and aviation news with wry quip about Lindbergh, hinting at public interest in his travel choices. A jab at New York disappointment and Jersey wakes after his Washington pledge echoes the era’s gossip and headlines.
In Porto Verde Brazil Vilak, a masked attorney, and Elise Marberry seek their missing infant Tinky after footprints and a horse shoe mark point toward Prentiss and a double chase. Elise fears her estranged cousin Prentiss may be involved as Vilak follows clues across the river road toward a tense confrontation.
Seventy four of Ohio counties are represented on petitions prepared by the Ohio State Chiropractic Society to place a chiropractic bill on the November ballot. Petitions carrying signatures have been filed with the secretary of state by Dr C E Seblig Willard, secretary of state society. The plan provides a separate state examining board with regulatory power funded without tax revenue. The movement claims a square deal for voters and notes the plan has passed in twenty other states. Canton, June 6.
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