Subscription Law Confuses Readers at the Post Office
An item outlines postal regulations on newspaper subscriptions. It notes that subscribers who do not notify discontinuation may be billed for arrears, and publishers may continue sending issues until payments are complete. Moving without informing the publisher can still hold the subscriber responsible. The piece mentions legal actions and penalties for theft of papers.
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Princeton and Yale clash over liquor licensing and crime
The text advocates banning liquor and closing saloons, arguing liquor traffic fuels murder arson oppression and social decay. It extols prohibiting laws and licenses while invoking moral and national legislation to protect liberties and curb crimes.
Labor union liquor stance urged by W C T U at Nashville
A W C T U communication to the American Federation of Labor at its Nashville convention urged a firm stand against the liquor traffic as a major enemy of American labor. The Cleveland Leader editorial accompanying the piece says the request is sensible, though action by the AFL is unlikely, arguing liquor money finances labor subscripts and that temperance needs strong union support.
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American Federation of Labor
Nashville
AF. L
Cleveland
Imor
Notice of annual meeting and prayer topics from 1808
The Wayne County Linyard Printing Company shareholders set 1 p m Monday January 3 1808 for officers election and business at the company office Wallace president. The Evangelical Alliance columns outline a Week of Prayer January 2–9 1808 with daily topics on confession gratitude church unity and missions. Prohibitionists and liquor trade commentary follow, urging party alignment to sustain their interests.
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Wallace, Pres. Jr
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Arasl
Church Universal
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Unias
Kingdom
Oariat
Washington Letter on George Washington Memorial and Philanthropy
Regular correspondent notes the George Washington Memorial Committee seeks funds to start a National University project in Washington. Mention of Senator Wellingto n and lawmakers, Dr Hamlin tribute, and Hon. A P Greeley praised for patent reforms. Also reports a quarterly offering by the Woman's Baptist Missionary Association at First Baptist Church with fourteen churches represented.
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Washington
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Rock Creek
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Patent Office
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Washington Presbyterians mark eleventh alliance anniversary
The Washington Presbyterian Alliance held an eleventh anniversary meeting at Western Presbyterian Church with Hon John W. Poster and Dr Flake delivering talks. A musical program featured Buck's Festival Te Deum Gounod's King of Love and Buck's Fear Ye Not by a large choir.
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Washington Presbyterian Alliance
Western Presbyterian Church
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Flake
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York
Board of Church Extension
E. E Baker
Dayton
How to Find Out Kidney Trouble and Cure Claim
An ad explains using a bottle or glass test to detect kidney issues and endorses Dr Bulmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. It promotes the product for back pain, frequent urination, and bladder discomfort, claiming it cures various urinary and liver issues and offers free pamphlets and samples by mail.
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Blaine
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Unclaimed Letters at Wooster Post Office 1897
Advertised letters left at Wooster post office December 20 1897 include Florence L Hess Frances Mackenzie Emily Myers Mrs Roy Smith Miss Sylvean Wagoner and gentlemen Thomas Park J W Rice Jonathan Weaver O D Want Please call for these letters and state the number of the state J F Mancnaxp P.M.
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Florence L. Hess
Frances Mackenzie
Mies
Emily Myers
Roy Smith
Sylvean Wagoner Wentlemen
Thomas Park
J. W. Rice
Jonathan Weaver
O. D. Want
Local Notes and Holiday Happenings in Tiffin
Reed s1 sURQG Wil Adame formerly of this place pow of Tiffin spending his vacation there Jobo Bechtel and wife of Tiffin visited for a few weeks A party at Mr Zgiersawan wall enjoyed a pleasant time YPC SEE meeting postponed to a future date J S A Stattler went to Cleveland on a business trip last week People buying Christmas presents Santa Claus will do a good business at the Lutheran parsonage Rev Nalizigur Inet Sabbath evening Harvey canmever and Trease of Springville We extend hearty congratulations A Merry Christmas to all the gendere oltho Hsrarp
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Tiffin
Jobo Bechtel
Zgiers
Awan Wall
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Stattler
Cleveland
Santa Claus
Electric Bitters Promised as Nerve Tonic and Blood Purifier
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a purely vegetable remedy that restores nervous energy, tones the stomach, stimulates the liver and kidneys, aids digestion, purifies blood, and improves appetite. Sold for 50 cents or one dollar per bottle at Lau bach and Boyd's Drug Store.
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Laubach & Boyd
Special bargains on pianos organs and sewing machines
Bargain sale at Cummings 318 Marg etet offering high grade pianos organs and sewing machines. Three year payment plan on good pianos. Items insured and available through Senoror Kimbalt Sechabert and Kinsgaburg. Subscribe for the Herald at 2769.
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Margétet
Crah
Senorer
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Sechabert
Kinsgaburg
Frightful Night Robbery in Walamaport Street
Alonzo Senile of Walamaport is knocked down on Spink Street by a masked highwayman who holds him up at gunpoint and steals his pocket book and cash. No arrests or clues have been found. a search for the suspect continues. The item also includes an unrelated testimonial about Dr. King's New Discovery and household products.
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Walamaport
Wisle
Mire
Jorge Dowell
Wieitin
Spink St
Rheing
Dr. King
Lanzach & Bord
Pleasant Home Notes From Lattasburg and Vicinity
Local items report Busy meetings at Lattasburg Fair Haven and Fourone Chapel ending without strong outcomes. Agents note attendance at Cres ton Farmers Institute, poultry shipments from Pleasant Home, and sermons by Rev Sprangle and P J Brown. School work praised under Prof Koicht, with nine converts at the Brothern gathering and Loyalist witticisms quoted.
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Lattasburg
Fair Haven
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Sanmac
Sprangle
Stark County
German Baptist Church
P J Brown
E. J Fetters
East Haven
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Mt. Zion
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B. F .Winehart
Farmers’ Clop
Ureston
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Arnica Salve and Rail Passes Advertised in Wooster
A garbled ad promotes Booklensa Arnica Salva with cures for bruises ulcers rashes fever sores and chapped hands and guarantees satisfaction or money back. It also markets wedding cabinets souvenir cards and other items at the Herald Office Wooster. Public notices urge use of 10 mile tickets on Gental Passenger Association and Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway for Christmas travel with sale dates December 24 1897 to January 134 1898 and general passenger agent details in Cleveland.
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Herald Office
N. E
Wooster
Gental Passenger Association
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway Company
Cleveland
Akron & Columbus Railway Company
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Akron
Pennsylvania Lines Sell Interchangeable Tickets to Harrisburg and Beyond
The Pennsylvania Lines announce a sale of one thousand mile interchangeable coupons through principal ticket offices. Coupons valid for travel to Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington at two cents per mile.
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Central Passenger Association
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Wasnington
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