Bible Thought for Today Road to Want
A devotional note quotes Proverbs 22 16 warning that oppression of the poor to enrich the rich or aiding the rich will lead to lack and want. The verse emphasizes justice and fair giving within a moral economy.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
6
A devotional note quotes Proverbs 22 16 warning that oppression of the poor to enrich the rich or aiding the rich will lead to lack and want. The verse emphasizes justice and fair giving within a moral economy.
The piece argues against an Armistice Day Defense Day citing failure to mobilize public sacrifice and suggests replacing it with Fourth of July or Labor Day. It notes Defence Day on September 12, 1924 failed to show public willingness to pause daily tasks for war readiness. It calls for stocktaking of national defense and warns Armistice Day is unsuitable for a military gesture.
The article defends the non partisan role of the League of Women Voters stressing education over political campaigns. It notes membership crosses parties, urges qualification based participation, and calls for continued civic training and international cooperation to prevent war.
The article lauds President Coolidge for guiding national government questions in schools and urging study of constitutional principles. It notes his remarks on referendum effects, praising ordered liberty and the courts, while contrasting past elections and party dynamics. It also touches on various contemporary topics and light social observations.
Fragmentary text notes a discussion where the convention is considered justified by its purpose. The source provides limited readable wording with no clear entities or outcomes to identify.
New York City hosts a social underclass of elegant idlers who drift through exclusive circles, never work, yet finance meals for companions with ease. The column contrasts pampered deferrers with hard nosed photographers, from Fifth Avenue studios charging $100 a sitting to East Side street snapshooters.
The Manchester Guardian notes Ford’s Trafford Park plant produced its 250 000th vehicle last Friday marking a milestone in Henry Ford’s industrial empire. It recalls Ford’s origins, his shift from racing to cheap reliable utility cars, and the vast growth from £20 000 initial capital to immense profits and a world dominating manufacturing snowball.
A columnist argues judgment is a high form of intelligence shaped by experience and hard work. It cites Foch Rockefeller Carnegie Ford Amundsen and others, noting informed, long cultivated judgment yields big returns and requires lifelong effort.
The article describes Tristan da Cunha as a remote island in London England ownership, where inhabitants forgot Christmas due to calendar isolation. It notes harsh conditions with no trees or wildlife, scarce sunshine, and constant winds, portraying an extreme, isolated community.
A compact verse tribute to ordinary people the Neighbor Fame who touched many lives. The Doctor, School Teacher, and Lawyer are praised for saving, teaching, and upholding justice as death ends their earthly struggles and elevates their lasting influence.
Editorial fragment reflects on a Newark Advocate piece about Cantona city council, praising its handling of three committee reports in one session. It cites social commentary and a satirical note on Emma Spencer, Newark Advocate. It mentions August primary elections and a fatal driving incident.
The Paris Civil Court decides that interest and dividends on Suez Canal Company bonds must be paid in francs. Bondholders debate whether this refers to prewar francs or current depreciated francs and likely will appeal for formal interpretation.
Washington reports 18 year old Roland Mackenzie emerges as a potential amateur golf champion challenger to Bobby Jones. Mackenzie has won two DC club championships this spring and outpaced his father in form, with low qualifying scores and consistent fourball practice at Columbia Country Club.
A compact collection of quips and notes from several papers. Items touch on politics parking and manners with light satire and social commentary.
A digest of opinion shows many newspapers critiquing tourist and promotional efforts that push White House handshakes. Accounts from The Washington Star to The Louisville Post argue such commercialization may erode presidential contact and strain the president, while others praise Coolidge’s endurance and view the practice as a harmless courtesy.
In Krummal Czecho-Slovakia on Holy Thursday twelve venerable townsmen went on strike during the traditional washing ceremony. They demanded increased wages to crown each of them, halting the rite until strikebreakers could be found to replace the insurgents.
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