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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1897
Page
6
A long, disjointed OCR passage blends mentions of Glen Welles and Lincoln era naval secretary with references to royal regalia, coronation rites, and a parade. It echoes late 18th to early 19th century tone, citing regalia like the anointing spoon, and describes traditions, heraldry, and ancestral claims surrounding English monarchy.
A transcript of a student debating event details the crowd’s reactions and the speaker’s struggle to control the room. The piece recalls the tension between the audience and the performer, noting is critique of rhetoric and the moments that defined the session's tone.
A sermon-like piece extols a single standard of integrity for clergy and laity alike. It cites Lutherans, Milton, and Christ’s healing touch as central themes, urging conscientious duty and fidelity to gospel ideals amid temptation and sorrow. The narrative weaves biblical mothers, messengers, and visions to stress moral renewal through divine grace.
A dense mixture of sermons and social commentary laments vice and vice influenced reform. It cites church figures and lay leaders, discusses temperance, Catholic and Protestant tensions, and moral admonitions on self-restraint. It touches on addiction, charity, and civic duty, weaving scripture with contemporary social debate.
A sea side mission service reported in the Epworth Herald features a hymn sung with conviction after the conductor urged genuine belief. A man in the audience initially struggled to sing, then felt a decisive moment of faith and joined in to accept the Savior’s free offer.
An essay urging the reader to cultivate indifference to harsh talk and provocations. It argues that ignoring slander preserves temper, happiness, and inner peace, especially among calm companions, while suggesting silence and restraint in the face of hostile remarks.
An 1865 advertisement notes Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin sending a coffee sample upon 15 stamps. It proclaims a German coffee surpassing store brands and mentions price inquiries and a seed catalog. It also includes unrelated personal cryptic lines about emissions and disease cures from various locations.
A concise health note argues for pure blood standards as essential to well being. It emphasizes the link between blood purity and vigor, warning that impurity can undermine vitality and immunity. The piece urges attention to cleansing, purity, and preventive care.
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