The Herald of Wooster Ohio Historical Page Note
Advertising rates and subscription terms for The Herald Wooster Ohio noted in a dated issue. It mentions annual costs, renewal and discontinuation rules, address changes, and a brief editorial remark on U S exports to the Philippines and Christian civilizing rhetoric.
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Arit
Agell
Ianaco
Diac
Javy
Osuer
Reo Glen Communications
Gete
Portage
United States
Philippines
Liquor Men Admit Sheriff Pearson Reduction in Portland
The liquor men have practically admitted the reduction of Sheriff Samuel S. Pearson of Portland Maine. Prohibition prohibits wherever it has men in sympathy with law enforcement behind it, signaling tensions between liquor interests and sheriff actions.
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Samuel 13. Pearson
Portland
Maine
Saloon Fears Edication and Looming Light on Destruction
A fragment reflects a saloon’s fear of education enlightening patrons along its path of destruction. The speaker warns that if men pause to think, action will soon follow, signaling an impending change in behavior and exposure of its harm.
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Boxwell
Roark
Schaeffer
L. Zaring
Preston
W Biddle
Clerk
Marahelivlo
O. L
Knight
Congress
Citizens debate over school medicine and boycott penalties
A writer argues parents should oppose a policy that would risk child deaths from medicine, lamenting that many fathers vote to maintain an institution assigning ten from every thousand of boycott girls near the stove.
Prohibition Debate Splits Brewers at Buffalo Convention
At a Brewers convention in Buffalo the loudest protests focused on the army canteen ban. Speakers contrast past support for restricting drink with current concern over increased illicit sales. Remarkably, some temperance advocates now align with brewers to seek repeal of the canteen.
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Buffalo
Father and the saloon debate duty and danger at home
The speaker questions whether political victory justifies allowing alcohol’s ruin of youths, noting the saloon harms not only the drinker but neighbors and homes. He warns that drink respects no person and that licensed towns and states remain at risk from this institution backed by Christian voters and fathers.
A Problem in Exegesis by James Wallace
President James Wallace of Macalester College argues that biblical teaching opposes intemperance and that scripture’s stance evolves with development. He outlines interpretation rules, compares ancient temperance with today, and applies the teachings to modern Europe and America, questioning permissiveness for wine in northern climates.
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James Wallace
Macalester College
St. Paul
Mion
Christ
Wallace
Europe
America
Palestine
Biblical View Opposes Moderate Drinking and Urges Total Abstinence
A Macalester College essay argues that defending moderate drinking corrupts biblical teaching. It asserts Christians must avoid alcohol, equating wine and strong drinks as equally dangerous, and cites legal prohibitions as support. The piece condemns modern usage by Pharisaic literalists and urges total abstinence.
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Chriet
Paul
Timothy
Christ
Italy
Greece
Iowa
Supreme Court
Macalester College
St. Paul, Minn
Dr Robert Q Wilson Dies at 79 in Kokoms Indiana
Dr Robert Q Wilson aged 79 of Kokoms Indiana died Sunday March 29 He was the brother of Benjamin Wilson and the uncle of W A Wilson of this city He formerly resided in Wooster Obituary notes his family connections and former residence.
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Robert Q Wilson
Kokoms
Ind
Benjamin Wilson
W A Wilson
Wooster
Various Wooster Area Notices From April 1902
Obituaries and notices record the death of G. Heckman in Seville, pension granted to Eri W Taylor, and Minnie Ickes dying in Chester. Marriages include Charles Haig and Orpha Reed, Grace Rhoads and Daniel Parkinson. Local wage rise for carpenters reported. Divorces filed, lawsuits in Baughman and Nellie Brown case. Deaths also noted: Charles Pike in Akron, Maria Scotland in East Union two, and Miss Della Schlemeyer injury. Local court and civic items, school theater Greek Play, and the Chinese exclusion act update summarized.
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Clara Brown
Burton City
David M. Fistcher
Barberton
Grace Rhoads
Wooster
Daniel Parkinson
Akron
Toledo
Smithville church audience hears Rev J Gresser’s sermon
In Smithville on Sunday evening Rev J Gresser recently returned from Missouri preached at the Methodist church. The town and surrounding areas saw a busy week with visitors from Akron Barberton Wooster and Massillon. The High School program in Willaman's Hall attracted a large crowd and the Luther an Ladies Bazaar opened with an election dinner auction and many sales.
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J Gresser
Missouri
Artie Mackey
Creston
A. N. Winter
Akron
South
Dudley
Lem Davis
Mias Jeasie Yoder
Barbertonia
H. B. Huntsberger
Lucile
Medina
J. Fauke
G-W. Singbaugt
Mary Belle Dressler
Indiana
Bessie L Schwan
Foster
Laura Grosjean
Ruth Marchand
Wooster
J. M. Eberly
Fall River
Maas
Lutheran Church
Willaman
Doc Wertz
Grace
Crestline
Jakob Fike
Katherine Fike
Wooster University
Simon Miller
Personsa
Cleveland
Goodmant
Dalton
T. A.C. Pontius
Myrtless Teeple
Rittman
Libbie
Massillon
Mias Buie Curie
Bernicat
Edith’ Willaman
Orrville
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