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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
5
A speech to Wooster University's alumni on a twenty year reunion recalls loyal memory of the old alma mater. It praises the library donor Henry Frick and emphasizes character building, wealth rightly used, and enduring institutional virtue.
A Wooster writer reflects on campus expansion, praising the new library while lamenting crowded halls. He notes the pride in their college, the shift of books to a bright new home, and the enduring bond students share with their alma mater.
Students express gratitude for a generous gift to the college library aiming to enhance beauty prosperity safety and student life at Wooster. The note credits the donor for a lasting impact on the campus and its community.
A speech lauds a two story stone building on a riverbank as a fitting memorial and library for Wooster University. It extols its architectural purity and its role cultivating taste, virtue, and knowledge guiding future generations through the "kings in the realm of intellect" and a global authorial citizenship.
The text envisions future generations walking among us with unshackled limbs and strong influence. It celebrates diverse truths and urges books that promote accord and symmetrical minds. It ends with a salute to Wooater and the Mighty Kings of intellect arriving at their beautiful home.
A poem praising the pursuit of knowledge and justice as the scholar embarks on a quest for truth. It contrasts old empires and sacred sites with learning as the true crown of mankind, urging readers to value enlightened halls and the feast of wisdom over conquest and wealth. The century’s spirit and the halls of language are exalted as vessels of divine light guiding youth.
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