Tribute to William Jennings Bryan Ends in Reflection
A July 27 1995 obituary tribute honors William Jennings Bryan praising his early meteoric rise and lifelong defense of faith and common people. The piece credits his public service from the 1896 Chicago convention to his role as Secretary of State and notes debates over his legacy in religion prohibition and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Dayton
Tennessee
Bryan
Mar. Bryan
Republic
Overs Wile
Chara
Braun
Brean
U.S
Hesan
Tax and customs receipts quadruple since 1914 analysis
Government statistics show 1924 federal taxes and customs receipts were five times 1914 levels. With cost of living down only percent from 1920 to 1924, that rise seems even more prodigious. War costs echo for decades beyond the war’s end. effects will be felt by future generations.
Wordless fragment translation promise sparks curiosity
A fragmented message references past events and unspecified promises about payment and a year ago today. The unclear text mentions a location possibly Brooklyn and a vague date or figure 2020. No clear actions or outcomes are established in the readable lines.
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A discussion of world events and leaders contends with war’s impact and the duties of nations. The excerpt reflects on peace efforts, the dangers of war, and the roles of individuals in shaping history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Grove Patterson
Grand Encampment of Knights Templar Opens in Seattle
Prominent United States citizens and leaders gather in Seattle for the sixth triennial conclave of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar at the cathedral site while other distinguished figures attend related civic events on the island.
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Uni BS
Beon Ss
New Jersey
Kang
Gothiand Ic
Seattle
United States
Knights Templar
Corner stone laid for St. Agnes Church in Elyria
The cornerstone of St. Agnes Catholic church was laid on Sunday with services led by Moanaeipner O'Riley in Bishop Farrally's absence. Postmaster Seward received word that construction on Elyria's new post office was underway.
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ST. Agnes Catholic Church
Moanaeipner O'Riley
Bishon Farrally
Seward
Elyria
Poems that Live Just as I Am and World Heroes Reflected
A collage of religious verse and editorial fragments. The poem I Am appears with phrases about faith and being accepted by Christ. Jumbled notes touch on heroes, a funeral, and social scenes, plus a Washington department story about Work secretary actions and office moves.
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Ie Department of the Interor
Washington
Sa Rays
Pring
Wark
Quote from Cleveland mayor on snap judgments and risks
The text attributes a remark to Tom Johnson, mayor of Cleveland, about taking snap judgments and chances while claiming 61 percent accuracy. It reflects his cautious yet bold approach to decision making.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Wellington Brief Sees Local Visits and Church Meeting Change
Wellington July 27 notices describe visits among Ashland and Well ington residents including the Hobart Cushion family and the Kane household. The Baptist Church mess meeting is moved to Wednesday at 7 00 to fit Chautauqua attendance with several local delegates noted.
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Wellington
Lee Smith
Hobart Cushion
Ashland
War
Dovis
Greenwald
Cleveland
T. H. Kane
Clyde Robinson
Richard
Detroit
Mae Rehm
North Collins
N. Y
T. J. Kane
The
Baptist Church
Chautauqua
Hey
Famly
C. EF. Baylor
H. Baylor
Family Huffman
Fiao Ua
Charles Wwertz
Medina
Mra
Town
Miller
West
Local Elyria Representative Named for Surrounding Towns
Mr. Irvin Melsher of 417 Middle Ave. is designated as the sole representative for Elyria and neighboring areas. He is authorized to take orders and accept deposits for services or goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Strout Farm Agency, Inc
Glenn F. Rupert
Elyria
Irvin Melsher
Middle Ave
Local residents attend Baptist church services
Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baylor Mrs Julia Jackson and Miss Helen Sherman attended Sunday evening services with special music by the Baylor party. Hilda Hege of Wheeling avenue returned home after a week in Ashland. John M. Davis of Cleveland visited A. M. Erica home. Joe Bashford, a guest at the Price home, has returned home. J. B. Murray purchased the Warner heirs' block containing the store. Luella Lawson of Anvherat spent the weekend with Miss Gertrude Ringler.
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C. H. Baylor
Julia Jackson
Helen Sherman
Elyria
Baptist Church
Baylor
Misa Jackson
Hilda Hege
Wheeling Avenue
Ashland
John M. Davis
Cleveland
A. M. Erica
Joe Bashford
Price
J. B. Murray
Warner Heirs
Luella Lawson
Anvherat
Gertrude Ringler
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Lorais County Printing & Publishing Company
Dé. F. Burke
Kaéltor
Hudnutt
Elyria PostoMce
Pally
City
Gloram
St of Ohio
A. E. Clayden
Ina
Dearborn Street
York
Fifth Avenue
Sonra
Owet
Warsa
Hwea
Count Aleaalder Seryvansai
Nister
Buchar
Baishe
Nick Pick
Alex
Furnace St
Harry Lesnicik
Bryar
Lamb of God
Ify
Spokane
Mirror & Nickel
West St
Elykia
C.H. Lee
Geo H Hill
Broad ST. Corner
East Ave
Cleveland Rug Co
Detroit Ave
M. D. Benson
Anpress
West Broad St
Bill Bartlett the
Grease Man
East Éog
Espra Maytag Co
Cleveland Street
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
R. M. Summers
Earl Court
Elyria, Ohio
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