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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1928
Page
10
Wellington honors Myron T. Herrick ambassador to France and a former governor for funding the town’s library. A bronze tablet was unveiled at the Oberlin-Wellington site, noted for its role in abolitionist history, recognizing Herrick’s gift that expanded access to books and learning for generations.
The piece honors Myron T Herrick, praising his storied career and noting his return home to renew ties with family and community. It credits his influence on local youth, recalls his library gift in memory of his parents, and expresses pride in a statesman who represented the nation.
Cold weather brings questions on chapped lips hands and chillblains. Lip care favors a specially prepared cold cream or lipstick with glycerine, while hands respond to diluted glycerine and frequent lubrication. A listed hand lotion combines gum trag oranth boric acid glycerine alcohol rose water. Bronson Cutting joins the U.S. Senate race for New Mexico.
A local report notes women gaining roles in public life and leadership. It highlights shifting expectations and growing participation in community events and governance.
Prominent in social and business circles for generations, Senator Cutting has long been listed as an Independent Republican. He supported both Theodore Roosevelt and Democratic candidates at times. His tenure is described as secure by recent appointments, with a full six-year term to be contested in November.
A condensed list records past anniversaries from 1830 to 1913 with figures like Sir Charles W. Macara born Scotland 83 years ago today and Dwight W. Morrow born Huntington West Virginia 55 years ago today. It notes deaths and notable birthdays including Gen Benjamin F Buller and Thomas Dixon author of The Clansman.
On the anniversary of Francis Scott Key’s death, figures including President Cosgrave of the Irish Free State depart for a United States tour. Trade groups from the National League of Commerce Merchants and the American Cotton Association convene in Boston and New Orleans for annual meetings. A Dallas event promotes turkey farming titled All the World Turkey Show. Concurrently, dairy and shipping associations stage meetings in London Ontario and Chicago.
A fragmented OCR fragment shows several organization names and locations including Indiana Livestock Breeders association Lafayette Indiana, Maine association of Optometrists Portland, Minnesota State Agricultural Society St Paul Miss, New York Horticultural association Rochester, Artisans' Order of Protection Philadelphia. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or announcement.
Parker Gilbert, Agent General for Reparation Payments, points to Germany's task to pay reparations and notes experts favor a staged settlement to rebuild confidence. He traces his own career from New Jersey birth in 1832 to Rutgers and Treasury work. The discussion asserts no final solution yet, with Germany bearing responsibility and no transfer protection foreseen.
The text argues that the principal lesson from the past three years should guide all involved as the Plan proceeds, emphasizing constant vigilance and adherence to its unfolding steps.
School news notes a teachers meeting postponed to Jan 10 with county superintendent Vaughnb to speak. Camp Fire Girls pledge quicker tests, more serious credo focus, and fashion clothing for needy Ohio miners. Senior party at Dorothy Wolcott's home Jan 1 with ten attendees. Dramatics club rehearses The Bishop's Candlesticks and assigns Old Days in Dixie parts Jan 13. Lecture course Feb 6 features Arthur and Mrs Wells. spelling contests report results by grade with named honorees.
The article lists Fifth Grade perfect papers and spelling tallies for students including Betty Fter and Miriam Pallint with high averages. Sixth Grade spelling totals show 50 words spelled and 35 missed, plus a list of perfect papers. A Courtesy Club program is planned for January 16 featuring readings and dialogues. Dr Warren from Lorain County outlines the second antitoxin treatment for scarlet fever and offers a first dose to absentees.
A large number of institutions have awarded degrees to Herbert Hooter. The public ceremony highlighted his contributions to academia and community engagement. Further details on the universities and degrees were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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