Humane Society Urged to Sustain Needed Child Aid
A Lorain county report details ongoing humane society and United Charities efforts to protect children from cruelty and neglect. It notes 181 cases investigated last year, averages of five to six individuals per case, and rising unreported cases. Funding gaps force personal expense by workers. dog license funds previously used are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Lorain County
United Charities
the Humane Society
The
State Examiner
Not Guilty Acquittal in Fall-Doheny Case Declared
The Fall-Doheny case ends with an acquittal over a $100,000 so called friendly loan and patriotic government ties. The jury rejects claims of impropriety while noting loans to public officials influence contracts. Commentary laments gifts to officials and cites scripture on justice and righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doheny
Navy
Interior
Sinclair
Just Another Bedtime Story Anniversary Recap and Open Call
A collage of dates marks anniversaries from 1792 to 1924 including the Parliament of lower Canada meeting in Quebec, John G. Whittier’s birth, and the defense of Baltimore. It notes one year ago today debates on the world court and lists birthdays such as William Lyon Mackenzie King and Robert A. Long. A convention opening in Boston area and calls for prayer and national unity conclude the item.
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Lower Canada
Quebec
John G. Whittier
Fast Haverhill
Mass
Hampton Falls
N_ EL
Great Britain
Troans
Portugal
Republican League of the
Baltimore
Patrick &. Connor
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake
Ireland
U.S
Anniversary notices and greetings mark Canada leader's 52nd birthday
Daily note records the annual Arbo Day observance in Geo and the Roman Catholic diocese of Toronto reaching its eleventh anniversary. It also greetings William Lyon Mackenzie the Canadian premier who turns 52 today with a reference to events from seventy five years ago.
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William Lyon Mackenzin Ring
Kitchener
Out
Gar
Geo
Diac
Toronto
William Lyon Mackenzie
Canada
Voices of the People in Elyria on Sabbath laws and reading Exodus
A reader asks for discussion of Sabbath observance and biblical verses. He argues the U S Constitution rests on biblical foundations and urges emphasis on Bible reading, Exodus verses, and obedience to Ten Commandments, suggesting restricted Sunday activities for children.
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Ant Tian
Sax
Angin Saxar
United States
Elyria
Fragmentary note on clothing and cold bath routine
A garbled fragment describes wearing light underwear for winter and a cold bath habit. Mentions someone named Mevar or Loever taking two col miner and a casual yes, with incomplete context and unclear actions.
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Mevar
Requiescat by Matthew Arnold
Fragmentary notes discuss the poem Requiescat by Matthew Arnold. The text mentions Arnold as a major English poet with profound moral themes and notes the difficulty students may have in engaging with his work.
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PMS
The Scholar Gipsy and a Poem on Quiet Remembrance
A historical excerpt contrasts a melancholy poem about a quiet repose with critique of universities. It reflects on intellectual liberty versus societal pressure, noting the paradoxical roles of higher education as both guardian of free thought and target of censorship. The passage questions the claim that universities betray morality or capitalism.
Notable Columbia Alum Then President of the Institution
The piece traces Buiter’s rise from student at Columbia University in 1852 to president in 1902, noting his long tenure and roles as dean and head of the philisant department. It highlights his influence in the Republican party, his seven national convention delegations, and his writings on government philosophy and education. It also mentions his critique of American universities amid tensions over Bolshevism and moral doctrine.
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Columbia University
Cholasurra Buiter
Ihar Titution
Capa Udins
Philasant
al Eys
Republica Arty
PRN
Pr Ae
Amer
Tme
Accusations Stir Opposition to Church Exhibitions
Fragmentary remarks describe a debate over church exhibitions and freedom of thought. The text notes potential political attack, expulsion risk, and possible personal humiliation and suffering as consequences.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Ohio
Lerata County Printing & Publishing Company
J. F. Surer
Eater
Elyria Postofice
Elsrna
Thin Dorain
aAdio
Tles
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Wabash Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Robert A. Long
Long View
Wash
Shelbville
Thomas G. McLend
South Carolina
Bor
Lynchburg
Stago
Fred M
Henry Clas
Ubert
Washington
Weday
Counserson
Teapot Dome
Vwotel Greeters
Keston, Mass
San Francisco
Call Tractors Assoc
Childres
Abe
Martin
Voice OF
People
Varese
American University
Electrical Service
RADIO
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Imperial Furniture Co
Colson
Thrift
E. Jay Howenstine
Colson Thriff Club
the Colter
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