A Fighter For The Cause Of Peace
A portrait of Arthur Henderson, labor leader and wartime pacifist, detailing his drive on disarmament with the League of Nations, his role as foreign secretary and later frail health. The piece notes his steadfast honesty, the Geneva failure, and his death while amid global turbulence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Ran
Aid
Alderson
I Iron Worker
Holder
the Beeral
Bhrough
League of Nations
League
Ari
Labor Party
Geneva
Safety and Self Preservation and the Civil Era
The article discusses safety as a concept arising with civilization, contrasting animal risk to human preservation. It notes the birth of safety ideals, their shift through industry, and how campaigns in cities, counties, and states promote worker protection and humane standards in manufacturing environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Pbc
The Tin Bathtub and the Iron Stove Remembered
A reflective piece on the tin bathtub and iron stove showcased at a New York show. It notes the tub’s rise from simple tin to porcelain finishes and compares it to ancient Rome. The passage ends with a reflection on sensitive plants responding to touch and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
New York
Rome
Pompeii
War era poetry and city tales in New York paper notes
A scattered New York page recalls Henry Watterson and a Lambs gathering with fashioning of jokes, plus a stray cigar scene on a window ledge. The text mentions Chaplinania, and references various figures, from editors to magazine artists, with horoscope fragments and a fragmented social snapshot of summer city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Henry Watterson
Toeuisville
Marie Henry
Anniversaries and oblique notes from a distant record
Fragmentary notice references Aut in.2 gold Damrosch and I355 Raymer Road. Mentions Died re nf New Jere now Princeton, chartered. Luth tans in TDnitied formed a general sra Fat 1aUs ¢ Texas. Milierites for urated Present x fixed 5 world to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jere
Princeton
Texas
Women Host School Parental Tea Meeting
Oct 22 saw sixty adults and several children attend a school parent teacher association meeting at the school. Mrs. Frank Trock led the business session with remarks on cooperation and a Foundation Program talk by Mr. West from Blazeville High School. A luncheon and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Maud Westcott for the local Methodist church Ladies Aid society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horan
Keller
Hozan
West
Blazeville
Foundation
Clnse
Maud Westcott
Methodist Church Ladies Mid Society
George Beese
Wellington 25th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
A large gathering at Mr. and Mrs A B Bradstock home in Buerrus marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a chicken dinner and gifts. Attending were his parents Mr. and Mrs Frank Bradstock, grandson Walter Auder, Ruth Gow of La Grange, and others including Ohio State bound Walter Shields. Local officials spoke on by laws for Lorain County Teachers' Association and school foundation law. A Mardi Gras planning note and leaf burning ban were discussed by Mayor E R Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
A. B Bradstock
Buerrus
Frank Bradstock
Waler Audér
Here
Ohi
F. B. Got
Ruth Gow
la Grange
A W. Shields
Ben Lorain County
Lorain County
Elyria
Loin County
Countrie Wellington
Hoscoe R
Ohio
Kater
Apter
Sas
New School Foundation
George Warner
Kiclub
Local social group holds quilting session and devotional
A community gathering led by the chairman included devotional exercises and quilting for the day. Attendees named include Mrs. Clare Stewart Mrs. Marr Reinke Mrs. Harriett Dean Elv ia Mrs. C Witford Mrs. Frank Esch truch Miss Emma Krautier Mrs. E A White Mrs. George Beesé Miss Earth Hurlbut Mrs. G H Stoughton Mrs. Louie Reese and the hostess. Other locals visited friends at various homes during the week with several calls noted. A sudden death of Mrs. Baker is recorded. Strikes are noted as less violent in England than in other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devo Ional
Iedies
Clare Stewart
Marr Reinke
Harriett Dean
Elv ¥Ria
C. Witford
Frank Eschtruch
Emma Krautier
E. A. White
George Beesé
Earth Hurlbut
G. H. Stoughton
Louie Reese
Local Family News From Canton Orrville and Freemont
Mrs Karl Grose and family hosted Kenneth Grose in Canton while Mr and Mrs G B Warner visited Mrs George Haines in Freemont on Sunday. Kathryn Warner and Kent Warner of Oberlin College joined their aunts Margaret and Jeanette Warner. Rollin Wilbur of New York visited Mr and Mrs Y W Clisby. Charles Clisby, son of the Clisbys, is reported improving in Los Angeles after going there for health reasons years ago. Mrs Jack Edwards of Plymouth spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs W B Sybrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Grose
Kenneth Grose
Canton
G. B. Warner
George Haines
Fremont
Kathryn Warner
Orrville
Kent Warner
Oberlin College
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Rollin Wilbur
New York
Y. W. Clisby
Charles Clisby
W. W. Clisby
Los Angeles
California
Jack Edwards
Plymouth
W. B. Sybrandt
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circuistion
Second Street
Elyria Ghio
Lorain Cousty Printiss & Putitehing Company
Pubishera
J. Clar& George
Sudnott
Sundar
Aerdaniei
Rahi
Lotted Feature Syndicate. Inc
Fer & S
Pat
Sam Reptis
Tse
Berton Braler San
Nat
S. Baz
Chaplinania
Valois
Jeff Machamer
Bam Fisher
Omesa
Litch- Newazo
Sts &, Steel Executive
Rs Ago
Raymer
Arlor
Vincent
Murbach Coal Co
Cora
Mt Shepard
Morgan-Willam Post
American Gion
Che West
Hallowe'en
E. R. Lehaman
Mae Callely
Wm. Tindale
Shelby
Mabel Parmele
Cleveland
Charles, Barnes
C.A. Gott
Herrick Avenue
East
Rudy Schach
Falls
G. C. Richardson
Vischer
Howard Richardson
Lorain
Margaret Richardson
Miami University
F. Grose
England
E. Bridge St
Elyria Snv
Tr. Bidg
George, Taylor & Company Insurance
Green Lantern
Ealto
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co
Robert J. Harding
Oxford
Reznor
EF. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
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Jenne, JR
Adams and Foster
THE
Parsch Lumber
Lodi Street
United States
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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