Memorial Day Memories Through Generations and Valor
A reflective piece on Memorial Day recalling early observances and parades that honored Union soldiers, Spanish American War veterans, and World War I fighters. It emphasizes the evolving remembrance across wars, the enduring affection for the fallen, and government designation of a day to preserve national gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Maine
Dewey
Manila
Cuba
Phillippines
France
Public News Access Reforms Under Recovery Administration
General Johnson ends press censorship by revoking limits on division officials contacting reporters. News on recovery affairs will come directly from divisional offices, reducing government publicity bureau control and easing public access to information. The move aims to erase distrust and ensure the people receive full policy and activity details.
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Johnson
Recovery Administration
Religion in Action Beyond Denominational Bounds
The author celebrates ubiquitous religious feeling expressed through community aid to the poor jobless and slum improvement. He contrasts volunteers with paid social service, praising those who sense others’ suffering as their own and act from a living spirit of religion, regardless of denomination.
Dust Storm Warning For Western Farmlands
A historic wind erosion crisis warns that western semi arid lands lose soil cover due to wheat farming and drought. If not reversed, continued cultivation could drive soil depletion, creating costly dust storms extending eastward. Restoration requires withdrawing land from farming and rebuilding natural vegetation.
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United States
Plains States
Colorado
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
China
Restoring Grass Cover Through Seeding After Drought
The speaker notes that drought hardens short grass ranges and restoration is costly but necessary. If rainy years follow, seeding could revive grass cover, slowing erosion and preventing a desertification outcome similar to historic Chinese practices. The plan emphasizes persistence and risk in a limited, tough landscape.
Bible remains world’s best seller despite secular trends
The Bible society reports in London that 10,933,203 volumes were sold in the past year and scriptures were translated into eleven new languages. This suggests sustained interest in religion, countering claims of waning faith.
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the Bible Society
London
The Silent Observer and Flapper Chat The Sun Room
A mix of satirical snippets and social sketches appears as a daily page feature. A talking flapper and her auntie share a sun room chat about life mysteries and art while a humorous exchange about prayers and stairs unfolds with a wink. Congress and taxes are teased in light verse. A heavy 300 pound man becomes a city worry in a gossip column note.
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Flapper
The Farmer Feeds Them All and Everyday Wisdom
A collection of pithy reflections on selfishness faith and wealth with verses praising the farmer who feeds all and lines about money not buying happiness. Includes a rustic anonymous poem about daily life and a quip that two can live cheaper than one.
Anniversaries and historical births in today’s notices
Today’s anniversaries list notable births and deaths, from Patrick Henry born in Virginia to James Jay Mapes, with entries including Ebenezer Butterick and Ambrose Gonzales. Also features a Today in History segment noting Constantinople’s fall, Rhode Island’s ratification, Wisconsin statehood, and Curtiss’s prize voyage.
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Patrick Henry
Hanover County
Virginia
Charlotte County
James Jay Mapes
New York and
New Jersey
Mary Mapes Dodge
New York
David B. Burney
Huntsville
Ala
Philadelphia
Ebenezer Butterick
Sterling
Mass
Ambrose E. Gonzales
South Carolina
Charles A. McAllister
U. S. Coast Guard
Dorchester N. J
Marie C. Oemler
Slippy McGee
Savannah
Charleston
D. C
Constantinople
Patrick Vearr
House of Buresses
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Statehood
Glenn H. Curtiss
Fishi
Albany
New York City
Names Remembered in the Fields of God
A devotional meditation on 1 Chronicles 2 and the Westminster Abbey as a metaphor for memory. It reflects on how names endure, how unknown ancestors are remembered, and how God preserves names in His book and in His mind for final salvation.
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Westminster Abbey
North Elyria Grange meeting notes May 19 192?
North Elyria grange met in regular session on Thursday evening. A quilt will be presented to the holder of the lucky ticket at the June 13 meeting. Pomona Grange to meet at Wellington on June 6. Juvenile grange membership drive extended with results to be announced at the next meeting. Briefs note several local visits and social calls on the weekend.
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Lake Avenue
North Elyria Grange
Pomona Grange
Wellington
Famous Blind Institution Trains Teachers in Watertown
Perkins Institution for the Blind in WatertownMass trains teachers for deafblind students. The program accepts exchange teachers from schools with deafblind children for observational training and shared methods.
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Watertown
Mase
Im— Perkins Institution For
Laura Bridsman
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE FOR A BORN ON THIS DAY
There is some success in life for the native of this day, but the life is apt to be full of disputes and turmoil. Some natures when combined in daily life with others who balance this, and with the mingling of this and the following degrees, have a good combination of bush and discretion, but the full strength is likely to produce a cantankerous disposition.
Real Estate Transfers Summary
Real estate transfers include Minnie Morrin to Bila CG in Oborno Ward for a quarter acre on Morgan Street. George B Harrison to Sarah EB Harrison via quitclaim on Route 57 in Grafton Township. Anthony and Florence Keller to Fannie BE Huggett for 33 acres on Whitehead Road in LaGrange Township. Dorothy B Snyder to Sylvia Delzeith, Lot 13 Block 2 Lamp Man and Foote’s Allotment in Sheffield Township.
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Minnie Morrin
Bila
Ede
Morgan Street
Oborno
George B. Harrison
Sarah EB. Harrison
Grafton Townshio
Uth C
Forest D. McCullough
Cleveland Trust Company
Wet Shore
Sheffield Lake Anthony
Florence Keller
Fannie
Huggett
Whitehead Road
LaGrange Township
Dorothy B. Snyder
Sylvia Delzeith
Stages of Speech Instruction at the Institution
The article outlines how speech lessons proceed and how the overall work of the Institution is organized for children across different age groups. It details instructional stages and the structured program guiding speech development for youths.
Chickens Extend Jail Term for Farmer in Liquor Case
Joseph Texeira a Norton Massachusetts farmer received a six week extension on his two month jail sentence after federal judge Ira Lloyd Letts granted more time to feed 500 chickens daily and arrange crop planting and farm care during incarceration.
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Norton
Mass
Sene
Joseph Texeira
Ira Lloyd Letts
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. G Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Mall Daily
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Beisblear Ave
Fifth Ave
General Motors
Congress
Fichter
Othe
Jane
Tovay
William Coleman Nevile
Georgetown University
Irving J. Carr
Cuppewa Falls
Wis
Louis L. Thurstone
University of Chicago
Helen W. Atwater
Jon
Journal of Home Economics
Somerville
John Henry House
American Farm School
Salonica
Greece
Painesville
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Oswald Spangler
Golden Legion Bible Study
Anna Beck
Chestnut Ridge
Lancaster
Billie Balk
Gordon
James Collier
George Loomis
R. H. Miller
R. H. Collier and
W. T. Collier
Birmingham
Wilbur
Temple Ct
West Ave
SAPE
Wember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
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