Quiet Confidence in God Amid Irritation and Confusion
A brief meditation on maintaining composure and trust when irritation and confusion arise. Emphasizes inner stillness, faith, and reliance on divine presence to steady the mind and heart.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
13
Anniversary list notes many notable births and deaths
A compilation of anniversaries listing numerous historical figures with birth and death years and places. It mentions Edward Celes, Henry C Carey, Franklin B Sanborn, Edwin H Blashfield, John R Coryell, Mary H Willard, Charles E Duryea, and Virginia’s ratification notes among others, with varied biographical details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Celes
Albemarle Co. Va
Henry C. Carey
Philadelphia
Franklin B. Sanborn
Concord
Mass
Hampton Falls
N. H
Edwin H. Blashfield
New York
John R. Coryell
Nick Carter
Mary H. Willard
Jersey City
N. J
Charles E. Duryea
Canton
Ashland College Head Speaks To Lorain County Teachers
Lorain County schoolmasters club members will hear Dr. Charles L. Anspach, president of Ashland College, at the Elyria Elks Club dinner on Monday December 19. He will discuss The Professional Outlook and is noted as an outstanding educator and lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Schoolmasters Club
Chas. L. Anspach
Ashland College
Elyria Elks Club
Anspach
Ashland College President Inaugurates Individualized Instruction Plan
In 1935, Ashland College president, former Ohio Colleges Association leader, introduced the Ashland Plan of individualized instruction. Now in its fourth year, the program has drawn nationwide educator attention and reflects Dr Anspach’s prominent educational ties including YMCA council membership and Who's Who listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland College
Ashland
Anspach
Ohio Association of Colleges
National Council of the
Rev John A Kaley dies at 92 after Civil War era life
The Rev John A Kaley, long a familiar Elyria figure and noted for delivering Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, has died in his 93rd year. A veteran supporter and community leader, he joined Civil War memories with Memorial Day parades and recent World travel, leaving Elyria without a local veteran of the great conflict. The record notes his role as commander of Richard Allen Post, Grand Army of the Republic, Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira
Abraham Lincoln
John A. Kaley
Kaley
Gettysboro
Toth
Troy Land
Lincoln
Gitysburg
Richard Allen
Grand Army of the Reich
LaFayette Steugh
Amherst
Rev Kaler
reMlains
Saint Nicholas Day customs across Europe and beyond
In Belgium, Holland, the Rhine provinces and Low Countries children awaited Saint Nicholas who arrives in bishop robes with a staff. They left hay and water for his gray horse and shoes by the chimneys. Morning gifts appear if well behaved, while some years bring the opposite. Saint Nicholas, bishop of Myra, became Santa Claus as settlers carried his tale to New York, England, India and Australia, preserving a faith in miracles across lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Holland
Europe
Rhine
Saint Nicholas
Chibdren
St. Nicholas
Mera
Asia Minor
Myra
Dario
Italy
St. Stephen
Bari
Nicholas
Russia
Niele Clas
Santa Cats
England
Empire
India
Australia
United States
Taxing Thought on the Forgotten Middle Class
The piece argues taxation burdens fall on the middle class wage earners earning roughly 2,000 to 9,000 dollars, while the wealthy pay little and the lower brackets cannot pay. It laments rising public budgets, hidden taxes on everyday goods, and warnings about ongoing fiscal strain and political consequences.
Literary activity and the jealous disposition
The passage notes that literary activity signals a jealous and dissatisfied disposition. Affections prove insecure and prone to being given to the wrong person who will not return them. It urges avoiding disappointment and directing abilities toward improving the social conditions of others.
Bible Readings and Reflections on Patience and Focus
The passage cites Isaiah 30 15 16 urging returning rest and quiet confidence as strength, then contrasts impatient quick seeks with thoughtful devotion. It likens lovers of art and life to those who wait for God to speak, noting God’s patience and concern for the lost, inviting reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Ile
God
Farmer Injury From Ram Kick Ends in Broken Leg
MARISSA III. William Krause a 62 year old farmer will use other weapons than his foot in dealing with enraged rams hereafter. A ram charged him and he kicked the sheep with his foot his foot struck the animals skull his leg was fractured The ram was unhurt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marissa
William Krause
Krause
Titanic Film Project Underway About 1912 Disaster
A film adaptation titled Titanic is being photographed, recounting the 1912 ocean tragedy. Cast and crew begin production to depict the famous maritime disaster with period-era details and archival interests.
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