Ten Million Aid For Veterans From Red Cross
The American Red Cross reports about 2,397 chapters aid disabled World War veterans, with annual relief roughly ten million dollars and last year's toll call bringing six million in receipts. National Headquarters spent over two and a half million, while chapters contributed about seven million nationwide. The effort includes medical treatment, vocational training, and help filing compensation claims, with 129,215 veterans and families served monthly.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
The
National Headquarters
United States Public Health Service
Red Cross Chapter
National
Sted Cross
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Old Rider’s Tavern in Paineville A Historic Landmark
The Rider’s tavern on Mentor Avenue west of the Paineville town hall, built in 1818 by Joseph Rider, is a historic stagecoach stop on the old Cleveland Buffalo road. Crafted with hand-hewed beams, it stood as a hospitality center with a dance hall and kitchen, enduring through four generations while aging gracefully and drawing travelers via Walnut Street access.
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Painesville
Rider's Tavern
Mentor Avenue
Ohio
Joseph Rider
Cleveland Buffalo Road
Rider
Walnut Street
Wisdom of John Chinaman in Four Books
A compact excerpt from the Chinese Four Books on self discipline. It stresses wives and children follow the right path only if the man does, urges few desires to nourish the heart, contrasts ministers of many desires with those of few, and cites Tsang on self examination. It ends with urging self-reflection when spotting worth or fault.
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Shoul
Tsang
Explaining is Accusing and the Defense of Character
The piece discusses how a defendant seeks character witnesses to counter accusations. It notes that public figures face scrutiny and often remain silent under censure, while character testimony aims to cast doubt on alleged crimes and preserve trust in the accused.
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Samuel Johnson
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Brahma Father of Music Across Hindu Lore
Hindu belief holds Brahma, the creator, as father of music, with Saraswati guiding learning and musical oversight. The Sham Veda chants mark early vocal music in India, while the seven note Findw system, perfected by 350 BC, spread via Persia to Arabia and reached Europe in 1022 AD through Guido d Arezzo.
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Brahma
Saraswati
India
Persia
Arabia
Europe
Guido d'’Arezzo
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benji
Johnson Mehlvin & Johanich
Publicheab
Army of Disabled
U. S
Py Pre
Wisdom
John Chinaman
Denton Auto Co
Detroit
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Goldsboro Banis
Robert Jarrell, JR
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Ringlet
Plymouth Rock
Walter Sparks
New York
Life Man
Denton, Mid
L. L. Blades
Choptank
J. Virgil Moore
C. Leslie Walls’ Hardware Store
Denton, Maryland
American Corner
Hickman
Del
Andersontown
Hobbs
Denton
Greensboro
Sixth Street
Nutile
Maryland
Dhohmo
Wesley Collate Institute
Henry G. Budd
D. D
Dover
Delaware
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Delawarre
Carter & Deen, Agts., Dentos, Ald
L. Irving Jones
Agt
John W. Payne
Preston, Md
Qooper
Wright & Cooper
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