Prophecy on grain markets stirs farmer fears and local notices
The excerpt warns that banning measures could shatter grain markets harming farmers who face 40 million bushels a year. The piece then shifts to local social notes: Mina Alfoshouse visits Bessis Butler, Amos Lechty at home, Everett Baker hosted by Fred Fike, Rev. Mather’s sermon, and plans of church and society groups. Nearby events include a missionary library drive, a family reunion in Canton, and court juror Cyrus Ewing in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Prohiti
Anjuat
Mina Alfoshouse
Bessis Butiley
Amos Lechty
Seville
Everett Baker
Cleveland
Fred Fike
Mather
Wooster
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ed Oswald
Hoff
Mre
Norman
F C. Hoey
Presbyterian Church
A. H Scott
Frank Hornor
Shrove
Hornor
A Couain
Misa Blanche Stough
Cyrus Ewing
Prohibition Debate Faces Temperance and Politics
A long Local option discussion questions how temperance groups should press for liquor licensing. It notes saloon keepers defend business first, and urges Christian voters to act for honest trials despite party lines. The piece cites a Chicago club incident and asks how a liquor dealer should handle ill gotten money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Death of Mrs Mary J Brown in Bloomington at 71
Marry J Brown, a slater of Rev Horatio M Brow of Bloomington, died from paralysis Monday near noon. Born in Badifalo New York, she was 71 years, 10 months and 4 days old. Funeral Wednesday with interment at Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sary J. Brown
Slater
Horatio M. Brow
Bloomington
Badifalo
N. Y
Wooster
History of Engraved Wedding Rings Across Cultures
The article surveys ancient and medieval wedding rings from Egypt to Anglo Saxon and Spanish customs. It notes rings as symbols of fidelity and protective pledges, tracing placement on fingers and evolving rituals including dream-laden traditions with bridal cakes and sleep charms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mberty
Egypt
Bia
Broom
Spain
Summer drinks spark odd names in old fountain tale
A soda fountain clerk recalls a country man with a valise evaluating summer beverage names. The visitor notices a sign claiming fresh vaccine and asks whether it just arrived. He considers his options, then attempts to buy with his pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Orleans
Abuse of the piano sparks calls for curb in Britain
A Welsh paper writer warns of widespread piano abuse in Britain with millions of homes, arguing piano practice wastes time and disturbs neighbors. He cites estimates of expenditures and hours spent on lessons and practice, urging regulation or bans after late hours in some cities to curb the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greant Britain
Aventis
Sturn
Cautter
Lomorco
Dieleona
Thia Ia
Hemmes
Dt Js Angin
London
Tuom
Spoom
Thig
Daluting
Weimar
The Queen's Horses and Royal Mews Impressions
A vivid survey of the royal mews detailing the queen's horses their parade routines and the ceremonial noise surrounding coronations. It describes the stables carriages and staff noting sanitation comfort and the ornate state carriage valued at about £8 000 while recounting pre Jubilee processions and guardsmen bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Dushout
Ataud Pandemoniinh
Solorinus
Thease
India
London Mall
Uni Wf Y Noter Summer School Ends and Local News
The Summer School closes Friday morning as exams finish. Salvation Army delegates led by Ensign Bastod spoke at the University Chapel. Students pledge support for ongoing work. Rev. Floyd of Steubenville plans his daughter’s fall entry. Boyd Doty wins fall superintendency candidacy in Brisk Haven. Several faculty and students travel for various duties and rotations, with visits from Akron and Ohio colleagues. A campaign for next year’s programs begins, including a large print run of institute booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ensign Bastod
Studoote
Mir Floyd
Steubenville
Boyd P Doty
Brisk Haven
Puch
Wooster
Koox Co
Arlie Fickey
Defiance
Messrs
York and
Galbraith
Akron
Sammour
Herato Press
Jeta
Westminster
Thomas Hills
O. A. Hille
Whistles in conflict as trains evolve signaling methods
Whistles and horns become a focus of railway innovation during a period of tension. Austria adopts a bomb signalling system to start and stop trains while Belgium pushes compressed whistles and Germany experiments with horns to reduce steam noise. The changes aim to improve safety and efficiency amid international strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Belgium
Germany
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Herald
Woosteh
Oid
Wowler Vic
Bers
Mirande
Euler
Oana AN
Prohibition
TUE
Geo M Hammel
Hamilton
Arthur
Orton
Coshocton
Alter
Libter
Ouyahoga
Cromwell M Wise
Richland
Supreme Court
Gideon T Stewart
Huron
Board of Public Works
Loun Danner
Blark
Auditor of State
Clark
White House
Bouthweat
Happy Organ
Saya
Rochester
Edelwolas
Chicazo
Delog
Atrock
Avery
J Brown
Fapan
Khoddy
Japan
Ike
Timg
Loahy
Ned Owas
Boston Journal
Newcastle
Cogkoo Jack
Cookoo Jack
Jack
Univec
Elias Compton
Camp Wooster
Otsuga Saka
Mich
Lome
Mra Packer
Sloover Cottage
Kansas
AO. Waird
Irwin
Glenn
Niagara Balle
Will Henderson
State University At
Hia
Pittsburg
O. Y P
Winona
California
Holden
Scovel
J. Blocher
Chautauqua
Donk Hudstoy
Keene
Cosbecton Schools
Frank J
Arto Ve . Foulston
R C. Sweeney
J P
Wooster Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Cald Juetica
God
Frank
Woostor O
John A. Gann
North Market Street
H. A. Hart
Et & O Moain Downing
Cor
Bowman 8
Bom Ave
Ass'tsurg
Kye Sakapsi Kar Institute
W. W. Firestone
N. Mauxin Br
Wooster, Ohio
Delor
Business College
Woeshena
Janac Jomnann
Taylor Iohnbon & Taylor
Attorneys-At-Law Weucrewan
ONTO
Jos Kvome
Winooaket Co
Boston
Maas P Mfg. Dept
Wooster Ice & Coal CO
Massillon and
RB. Smith
Uougeald Yards
North Beyer At
B. Critchdold
Gritebfeld
Slide Public Square
John
Adair, Attorney At Law
Ofsice
Wayne County Tational Bank
Waooatar.o
City Book Bindery
Souka
Svevirky
Jacob Fischer
Keip Ovuol
Firatclans Steamboat Service
Detroit
Toledo
Detroit and
Mackinac
D.&c
Etroit
Mackinac Teland
Comraunions Inns
Ardeat Agency
Chang
Nospheaiere WH & Co
New York
Cn F St
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