Bible Thought for Today Riches Have Wings
A devotional note cites Proverbs 28 4 5 warning against laboring to be rich. It states riches have wings and fly away, urging reliance on divine guidance rather than personal wisdom.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
6
A devotional note cites Proverbs 28 4 5 warning against laboring to be rich. It states riches have wings and fly away, urging reliance on divine guidance rather than personal wisdom.
The safe return of Roald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth shifts attention from discovery to the airplane’s utility. The MacMillan expedition sails to Etah Greenland to base air sorties across the Polar continent under U S government authorization. Amundsen’s perilous voyage is judged adventurous though limited by prep and supplies.
The American Society for the Control of Cancer reports that cancer is not hereditary and can be cured with early treatment. It urges public education to reduce fear and promote prompt diagnosis by physicians or surgeons, noting cancer is local at first and treatment should begin promptly.
Washington transcript recalls Senator Robert La Follette’s final thoughts on work and public service. It highlights his bond with Senator Boies Penrose, the Penrose machine, and his respect for the Keystone boss amid health decline. It also tours the National Zoo with reflections on evolution and a comic, humanized look at monkeys and keeper beliefs.
Samuel Colcord promotes a Houston convention resolution by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World calling for outlawry of war. The piece traces changes from London to Houston, notes Coolidge’s stance, and argues declaratory outlawry alone cannot achieve disarmament.
Canton plans a busy week with four conventions. Ohio Christian Endeavorers and Ohio Service Star Legion begin Tuesday, Canton District Foreign Missionary Societies of the Methodist Churches meet Wednesday, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars attend the last three days. Cantonians are urged to show courtesy and hospitality as they support these organizations.
Canton merchants with The News promote Booster Week to build Canton into a bigger shopping center. Messages from local boosters urge optimism and cooperation to boost business, education, and civic projects while warning against out of town buying. The feature highlights a film My Home Town and stresses collective effort for future prosperity.
An editorial reflection on Fathers Day being celebrated today, debating its status as an institution and its weaker appeal compared to Mothers Day. The piece notes fathers gain status after birth, suggests commercial support from clothiers to ensure fathers receive proper wearing apparel, and argues the day should strengthen family participation.
In New York restaurants a symbolic election elevates corned beef and cabbage as leaders of the menu, signaling a national reflection on governance and thrift. The piece warns existing rulers to avoid scraps and woody cabbage while noting creamed chicken and ham and eggs as looming competitors.
Four conventions in Canton this week will bring several thousand visitors from across the state. The city anticipates heavy crowds and generous hospitality as Canton welcomes guests with its noted friendly spirit.
Current Opinion notes how booze undermines many careers in baseball and praises Walter Johnson for his milk based health. It argues that discipline and clean living sustain long careers, using Johnson as an exemplar and suggesting milk as a key factor in his success.
A Franco British security pact including Germany and Belgium is hailed as a major step toward lasting peace. Editors across the nation, from the Schenectady Gazette to the Indianapolis News, call it a vital stride reducing war threats and ending mutual distrust, with Germany’s participation viewed as essential.
A speaker recalls a tiny shop displaying cast off bits and keepsakes like friendship bracelets, a fading gold ring, lace, a cameo stick pin, beads, ribbon, a brooch, and memories of lost items. The narrator imagines finding anew a shop of odds and ends that echo past loves and small treasures.
The Vienna Labor Chamber urged the government to arrange emigration of 50,000 Austrians to the United States within two years to curb unemployment after a lengthy debate.
Fred Stone the actor buys an 1800 acre Connecticut ranch to stock with Texas steers and a herd of horses and may retire nearby. He plans to live within motor distance of the Rialto while ranching in New England.
A columnist argues that rapid progress hinges on knowing the details behind methods. True short cuts come from mastery, not reckless speed, and only skilled workers can safely discard nonessential steps while preserving accuracy.
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