Dr Charles H Cush ing remembered as a civic physician of Elyria
An obituary praising Dr Charles H Cushing as a leading Elyria physician and active public figure. He served as director of local banks and organizations, supported community campaigns, and remained dedicated to humanity beyond his profession. He died at the height of his energy, leaving many friends.
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Charles H. Cushing
Dr. Cushing
Elyria
Charles
Community Chest
Young Men's Christian Association
Elyria Savings Bank & Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Cushing
Roosevelt Medal for Service to Women and Children
President Coolidge honors Miss Martha Berry with the Roosevelt Medal for her decades of work in Georgia mountains. The article notes her boarding school founded from a deed her father gave her, teaching Bible stories and basic literacy to thousands of mountain children from ten Southern states.
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President Coolidge
Martha Berry
New York Times of
Miss Berry
Georgia
Boston
Mrs Berry
Roney
Miss Berry and the Berry School Legacy in Lincoln
The article highlights Miss Berry's work at Berry School, detailing donations of land and funds, student funding via labor and sales, and the school’s growth to six thousand acres. It notes graduates dispersing to colleges and teaching across the South, with the Gate of Opportunity as entrance and Sun shine Shanty as the first dormitory. It also mentions a broader, unnamed civic discussion at an annual meeting in Philadelphia.
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Miss Berry
Gospel of Berry School
Gate of Opportunity
Sunshine Shanty
Yesterdays and Todays Anniversaries
A compendium of historical milestones and notable birthdays. Entries include Cape Cod’s discovery by Gosnold in 1602, Sir Samuel Argall’s 1617 Virginia return, Metternich’s era notes, Kean’s death in 1832, reforms in Argentina and San Francisco, and prominent births and events through 1908 to 1915 and a list of today’s ages of notable figures.
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Cape Cod
Bartholomew Gosnold
Samuel Argall
Virginia
Prince von Mettern Jr
Coblenz
Vienna
Edmund Kean
Riehmond
England
London
Tne
Daxn
John Beilerman
Edwin A. Aderman
University of Virginia
Wilmington
N. Cc
Samuel 8. Robinson
United States Fleet
Juniata County
Henry L. Doherty
New York
Columbus
Dave Rosenberg
New York City
May 15 History and National Welfare Events Highlight Day
The 15th of May marks the surrender of Louis Riel forty years ago signaling the end of a rebellion. The Child Welfare Committee of America sponsors a National Child Welfare Conference opening today in New York City. The International Joint Waterways Commission meets in Montreal for a general hang on the New Brunswick border and power development at Grand Falls on the St John River. Mining and industry leaders from California meet in Los Angeles today to plan expanded collaboration.
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Louis Riel
Rebellon Eurthwest Canada
Child Welfare Committee of America
New York City
Mwater- Ways Commission
Montreal
New Brunswick
Grand Falls
St. John River
Cifornia
Los Angelns
Nnil Ro
Suppre
Houseparty Memories Stir Wary Times
Mrs Lafe Bud laments job losses and warns that casual gatherings risk exposure to layoffs. She says people will attend a late houseparty to remember who was present, signaling concerns about stability and social ties during uncertain periods.
Clarence Darrow Nears Retirement After 47 Years in Court
Clarence Darrow announces near retirement at 68, planning to fish and write on crime and life. He cites 1500 battles in courts, defending over 60 murder cases with zero executions, and argues his work established labor rights under law alongside Samuel Gompers. He rose from a Kinship farm to the bar at 18, later opposing monopolies and leading labor injunctions.
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Ehos
Clarence Darrow
Clarence S. Darrow
Beimg
Loeb
Leopold
Movet
Haywood
Chicago Trust
Congregational Church Association condemns army canteen
The Congregational Church Association met in this city and adopted a resolution condemning the army canteen. N. L. Johnson, a prominent Democrat and attorney, died at his Middle avenue home from typhoid fever. Elyria High School baseball beat Oberlin High 25 to 3. The First Congregational Church was preparing a scuy
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Congregational Church Association
N. L. Johnson
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Oberlin
Oberlin High
First Congregational Church
Local Political Battle and Road Funding Highlight Lorain County
Elyria attorney B G Johnson failed to secure the congressional nomination before W H Skiles of Shelby after a fierce campaign. Lorain County approved 25000 dollars to fund stone road construction across the county.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing &Publishing Company
Burke
G& Hudnutt
Fentr
B. G. Johnson
W. H. Skiles
Shelby
Lorain County
Poems That Live Empires
Fragment from Francis Monevy Counts pondering the fate of empires and the delays of divine judgment. It asks whether modern ages surpass ancient Persia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, noting the shared frenzies across time and men. The piece contemplates knowledge gained and lost through history.
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Persia
Egypt
Greece
Rome
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A column recounts Aaron Grabelsky once president of two firms who faced bankruptcy yet paid back more than 100000 after discharge. It notes his luncheon honors by bankers and merchants and contrasts business with idealism while recalling Kipling and Tennyson and a digression on ancient cosmetic artifacts.
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Aaron Grabelsky
New York
Grabelsky
Mr. Grabelsky
Tennyson
Rudyard Kipling
Teader
Kipling
Tennison
A World of Names from History and Education
Lord Rothermere complained of poor schooling among political candidates. The prompt asks to place historical figures in order of where they lived and note any who wrote books, urging use of the encyclopedia for a concise lesson in history.
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Lord Rothermere
Thomas A Becket
Johnny Bunyan
Boadacea
Cardinal Wolsey
Charles Dickens
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Unter den Lindens
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Grand Cornel United Commercial Travelers
Hagerstown
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Anarillo
Texas
Panhandle-Plains Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Rane
ABE_ MARTIN
Francis Monevy-Counts
Grove Patterson
West Asia
Les
F. von Kaenel
Second St. Elyria
Our Candy Department
Clint
Capou
Dowglas
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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