Lindbergh Hero of Courage and Family Duty
The piece lauds Captain Charles Lindbergh for crossing the Atlantic with modesty and selfless conduct. It contrasts his conduct with others and highlights his concern for his mother and the unknown French mother, praising American character and parental influence as guiding forces in achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Lindbergh
Fhe
Duy
Atlantic
Ffe
Herrick
Coolidge
America
Nuncesser
Coli
France
Detroit
Tle
George Young
Catalina Island
Ana
Man's Bravery Shielded: Paris Tribunal Rules for Husbands
A Paris tribunal ruled that a husband may beat his wife if justified by irritation from her conduct. The court stated a husband's bru ity is not punishable when justified by irritation. The remark sparked debate over domestic violence and gender norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Yesterday and Today Anniversary Notes from History
A fuzzy list recalls events from 1841 to 1923 including British troops at Canton, New Hampshire volunteers marching, colonial governance over war marriages, the opening of Parliament by Sir Herbert Samuel, Manila troop ports, a 1919 recovery of transatlantic fliers, and Niagara Falls lighting. It also marks a year ago noting Geo Simon Petliura, and lists notable birthdays and public figures including Gov. Dan Beaver, J. Tuheren, and William B. Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
New Hampshire Volunters
Warriages
Ceps
Herule Frese
Manila
Hawker
Urieve
Newfonodlaca
Niagara
Cleacirie
Geo
Simon Petlura
Uber
Paris
Aant
Irenor-General
Ss Bisher
Pennsylvania
Ciaou
GU Secrate
Multiple Conferences And Anniversaries Mark Global Meetings
A jumble of dates and events notes city anniversaries in Springfield New England and parades of organizations. Mentions include the 75th anniversary of Springfield’s incorporation and the 60th for Converner Fisher plus various meetings in Detroit Geneva New York Omaha Rochester and Chicago among labor trade and industrial groups. Rural and clerical groups appear with no clear agenda or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
John S. Fisher
Sfvania
Perses
Ope Comique
Paris
National Foreign Trade Council
Mrers
Detroit
International Labor Ovire Conferenece
League of Natans
Ieneva
New York City
Ind Vr
Omaha
National Council of Congregational Churches
Impatient Gink Scolds Poor Brides Player
A fragment portrays a rude narrator who mocks others in a game or activity, admitting persistent misbehavior and sarcasm toward players while insisting on his own impatience and disdain. The tone hints at a comic or satirical piece from 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Syndicate, Incr
Snyder Greay protest prompts debate over local work site
A fragmented critique laments poor handling of a valuable tree and a clumsy site choice at Snyder Greay, comparing it to past rash efforts and asking what will be tried next as people grow weary of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
George Washin‘ton
Health Advice Column on Child Development and Well Being
Dr Frank M discusses education, emotions, and sexual health in children, stressing balanced mind and body growth. He answers reader questions on nervousness, perviousness, tubercular glands, hives, and abdominal pain, advising proper diagnosis and caution against unnecessary remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. M
O. T
FR. M
W. HL
Rhein
NM. D
Hay
Poem Notes and Biographical Snippets from a 19th Century Figure
The piece discusses Edwin Markham and his poetry tone praising his authority. It then shifts to a biographical sketch of a university official, detailing education at Miami University and career steps from professor to dean to president, noting long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Markham
America
Ofice
M. Tinghes
Miami
Iowa State Agricultural College
Linghes
Iowa
Miami Unity
Ohio State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Miami University
College of Liberal Arts
Unive A
Rarm
Who's Who in the Day's News 7 Enforcement Declared Inadequate
Herman Preston Faris a 1924 Prohibition presidential hopeful from Clinton Missouri discusses enforcement failures of the prohibition law. He argues for stricter federal action and party effort to force a clear wet or dry stance. He cites Mellon and Harding era enforcement as insufficient and urges a decisive policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman P. Faris
Herman Preston Faris
Bellefontaine
Clintom
Vince Isst
Brinker
boff-Faris
Clinton
Baris
Oard
iSss
United
Mellon
Treas
Atter General's Department
Harding
Judd Grar
Snider
Pleasantville Social Notes From May Meetings
Pleasantville residents gather at Fred Tran home on Sunday with visitors from Cleveland and Elyria. Local families including the Streeters, Wheelers, Behners, and Stansilawski share Sunday appearances and family visits across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Fred Tran
Lizzie Rheehzs
Mies Asca O'Connel
Cleveland
Mer
Ce Howard
Mary Profant
Mrl Grafton
Smith
Seeley
Money Ralph
Valley
Ted
Wesley Tr
Vesing
Behnoey
Behner
End
Wehner
Jan * Brown
Elyria
James
Loie Wheeler
J. Wheeler
Barefoot Life in Bucharest Chronicle Details
May 25 report from Bucharest notes a cultural trend of walking barefoot across rural and urban areas. The piece describes peasants and city residents shedding shoes, using stockings and crude bindings, with foot coverings changed seasonally for protection in winter.
Free examination and advice by Dr Ettinger at West River Street
Dr Ettinger a naturopath offers free examination and advice on dieting fasting and exercise on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 am to 12 noon at 506 West River Street Phone 9873-S0906. The event supports Dr McCoy’s work and Chronicle Telegram readers are urged not to miss this opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Street
McCoy
Chronicle-Telegram
Ettinger
Women teachers spark debate on boys schools
In Bristol on May 25 the National Association of Schoolmasters heard R J Anderson defend women teachers as capable of schooling boys. G K Sanderson warned that more women teachers risk feminizing or Americanizing education up to age 11. Separately a U S and Canadian order noted a carpet plane raid in Czechoslovakia with 4,200 workers? The item ends with an advertisement for flowering tree plants at 50 cents a dozen from John J Reesner, East Broad and Kipling, open evenings and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. J. Anderson
National Association of Schoolmasters
G. K Sanderson
Sec
John J. Reéesar
East Broad
Kipling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deaver
Jonal Tuheren
Na Tosts Oclarion
Winchester
Lor Beavervrook
Canad
Promine Enoyland
New Brunswick
Yrars
William B. Oliver
Harry Years
Aro
Dar
Ciety
Rochester
N.Y
Independent Telephone Association
Ralrinnre Md
Lions Clubs of
National Leather Associatio
Chicago
St. John SN. R
Orange Lorge
Brit America
Rutland
Vermont
Ladee Koat P Society of
Indus
Euzingers
Abe Martin Re Ee
Frank M
Bam
Africa
J. Anil
Assyria
Babylon
Bermuda
Vhb
Faris
W, Tran
Bucharest
Karasaelans
Moe
Dr. C. Ettinger
States
Canada
DRY Cleaners
Fauver & Robson
Electrical Service Radio
Elyria Superior F Electric Co
Broad Street
Thomas
Fins
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