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Newspaper
The New Vienna Reporter
Location
New Vienna, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
The New Vienna Reporter from New Vienna Ohio lists publication frequency and subscription rates. It notes a postal designation as second class mail matter and gives advertising rates, obituary and poetry pricing, and card of thanks charges.
A speaker argues that civilizations would differ if Jesus teachings governed state and commerce not just personal life. He laments reliance on secular ethics over religious principles and warns that true change requires genuine Day of Pentecost and direct teaching of Jesus. He questions if Jesus would be accepted today or ostracized.
An essay argues that a camping trip reveals a person’s true self by testing selfishness laziness adaptability courage and independence in unfamiliar surroundings, showing daily behavior under strain or novelty.
The passage argues that comfort breeds excuses and criticism while real growth comes from facing facts during camping. A cynic advises never traveling with your best friend to avoid disillusionment, and the author notes that confronting truth tests character, especially on vacation.
The piece argues war is possible due to human traits like hate and revenge despite religious ideals. It notes warfare may be justified for civilization's security or protecting nationals abroad, cites unsettled China tensions and a potential Boxer War scenario threatening white nations.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that diplomats and missionaries in China urge assistance, warning the situation is grave. They describe China as anti-foreign and non-Christian, with only superficial openness to outsiders.
Mrs Ethel McKinney and daughter Bessie visited Mrs Marjorie Sims and Ruby. Several families attended children’s services at Cowans Creek. A tree blocked Baptist Fire briefly. crowd rerouted home. A large crowd contributed to a children’s program and collection. Wheat price notes a bushel equals five dozen eggs, up from WWII levels.
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