Local notices and accidents in Wayne county area
Mrs Leyda of Big Prairie injured in runaway. Event manager of Mt aa Mart Shearer of Big Prairie died Sunday. Mrs Lea Baumgertner near Orrville operated on at Canton. Kenneth Zimmerman four months, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Zimmerman of Creston, died Dec 16. Post office and express offices busy. many large packages. Wayne county fair directors report bills paid with small surplus. Miss Florence McKee and Geo O Strock married Dec 18. Co D 8h ON G inspected by Major Critchaeld. company in satisfactory condition. James Blanchard of Alliance, freight brakeman, fell and broke right leg. Mrs Jennie Given of Chicago, formerly Wooster, died after appendectomy. Miss Cora McClelland to Prof J J McIntosh. Horses attached to Standard Oil wagons ran away, collided with buggy. Rev K E L Anderson to pastor North Baltimore church. farewell sermon Sunday. Reed Wertz and Odella Hawk married two weeks ago. friends ignorant until now. One Christmas morning carrier delivery, office closing after 10 am. L C Carron case in Common Pleas settled before witnesses. Remains of Rev Albert Lichtemwalter interred near Smithville. Senator George Wilhelm of Stark and Carroll counties died at Justus, Ohio. Pennsylvania Lines holding 1600 cars at cost. paying $3000 daily for borrowed cars.
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Standard Oil Co
Hoffman
L.C. Carron
A. d& W.railway
Common Pleas
East Union Two
Albert Lichtemwalter
Columbus
Brethren
Smithville
Pleasant Home church meeting ends with little success
The M E church protracted meeting closed on Thursday evening December 18 with no visible success due to bad weather and poor roads. Locals report moves and accidents, including Hawk families leaving Pleasant Home and W oratie living with his DB. Good. Cal Harbaugh to start work with Pendergast timber company soon.
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M.E
Hawk
Gallatin
Cliff Cline
Esich
Diantha Sammerton
Harvey Woratie
Will McVicker
Pleasant Home
West Salem
Cal Harbaugh
Pendergast Timber Company
Ween Th attractively finnished dining room dressers
For the housewife the Welsh dressers are praised for beauty and utility in dining rooms. A standout oak dresser, French polished with mahogany inlay, stands 7 feet 6 inches high and features eight drawers, central cupboard, and ornate mahogany and ebony detailing.
Nevel Extension Table Described by Dusenberg
The article explains an invention by Uel Dusenberg of San Francisco for an extendable table. Instead of large removable leaves, a series of narrow slats are welded together to form a roll top style deck that folds or rolls for compact storage. This design aims to prevent warping and storage issues while providing extra dining space when needed.
Innovative Table Mechanism Expands by Sliding Tops
The device describes slats inside the inner edges of separable top sections for a table. When opened the top halves rise and align, and curtains fold into slotted guides. Expansion is automatic as the top sections separate, guiding curtains accordingly for any desired length.
How to Wash Fine Table Linen Safely
Advice from the Religious Herald on preserving costly embroidered linen. Hang a laundry bag, wash soiled pieces promptly, use warm soapy water with borax, rub tightly, and handle plain linen in a single suds bath. Embroidered linen requires two washes, blue water with boiled starch, and shade drying. Borax remains safest cleaner for delicate colors.
Night Freesem Dessert From Simple Frozen Treats
A light frozen dessert option for dinner after a heavy mince or pumpkin pie. Beat egg yolks until creamy, pour scalded milk, add sugar and cinnamon extract. Cook until coats the spoon, stir in melted chocolate, fold in chopped fruit and cream. Freeze and mold for several hours.
Good Corn Bread Grinding and Freshness Tips
A historical note explains city readers avoid corn bread because commercial cornmeal is overheated and kiln dried, producing poor bread. It urges slow grinding, coarse texture, and consumption within a week in summer or two weeks in winter for best flavor and quality.
Wilson says urban life robs universities of atmosphere
President Woodrow Wilson told Brooklyn listeners that locating universities in cities erodes the communal atmosphere essential to the American university. He argued true university influence happens outside class hours and that American education requires a strongly communal, city-averse spirit.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Prince‘Ten University
Brooklyn
Columbia
Lfe
Livingston Laughs at Doctors After Narrow Escape in Georgia
Representative Livingston of Georgia recounts his brush with a surgeon and a deadly operating table mishap. He claims a black mammy’s sugar and turpentine cure finally made him laugh about the medical ordeal and his near Washington trip.
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Livingston
Georgia
Washington
Algun
Visit to President Roosevelts by Sewall and Wife
William Wingate Sewall and his wife will visit President Roosevelt at the White House in February. Sewall, a Maine woods native, first met Roosevelt when Roosevelt was eighteen and in Aroostook County seeking health. They hunted game together during those days.
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William Wingate Sewall
Roosevelt
White House
Maine Woods
Sewall
Theodore Roosevelt
Aroostook
Friendship Ties From Maine Woods Through White House Meetings
The text recalls a long friendship starting in Maine among Bill 4xWales and Sewall, who served as a ranch foreman in Dakota. Roosevelt later hunted with Sewall during a Maine trip, meeting him at several gatherings, and planned Sewall’s White House visit. Webbcuary was chosen for that time.
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Maine
Roosevelt
Dakota
Sewall
White House
Webbcuary
Training OL Horses for Circus Acts and Temperament
The Cleveland Plain Dealer describes trainer requirements for circus horses, stressing kindness and perseverance. It outlines horse selection, humane conditioning, and progressive lessons from rest in clean stables to kneeling, standing on pedestals, and synchronized movement, warning against harsh punishment and emphasizing patient, firm guidance.
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Gugar
Cemonte
Liorn
Kavel
Baedia
Bod
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Debut as an Actor reshapes a reporter into editor
Frank J McIntyre, once a newspaper man in Ann Arbor Michigan, rose from campus cub reporter to editor after a trip to Detroit. He crafted headlines for two major local items the obituary and a hotel bill dispute. The moment featured him realizing the risks of headline misplacement and its effects on readers.
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Frank J McIntyre
Ann Arbor
Mich
Midtown University
Qpally
Tha
Detroit
Focal
Mac
New York World
Dust in autumn haze says meteorologist expert
Autumn Tlase explains dust is tiny soil and organic particles that settle in still damp air. In daybreak sun heats soil and rising currents lift dust higher, forming a higher layer each day. In dry summers in India this layer reaches 7,000 feet, higher by day than night.
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Sass
India
Doe and Jackdaw in Ravernake Forest Scene
In Ravernake forest a jackdaw pecks at a doe lying in a grassy hollow. The bird moves round the face, pecking eyes nostrils throat and ears, then climbs to the head and ears, ending perched on the deer’s shoulders and finally on the forehead.
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Ravernake Forest
Amazon Ant Gardens and Early Theatrical Echoes
Notes summarize observations on Amazon ant gardens where several ant species cultivate seeds in orb like structures, aiding seed germination and offering nest protection. The piece also recalls Wilson Barrett’s first Dublin stage appearance, greeted by unexpected applause before a scolding remark about a famous Fenian connection.
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Amazon
E. Ule
Engler
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Mra. H.‘A. Leyda
Big Prairie
Manger
Lea Baumgertner
Orrvillo
Canton
Kenneth Zimmerman
Mir
Clyde Zimmerman
Creston
Post Office
Express
Wayne County Fair Renocation
Treasury
Florence McKee
J. W McKee
Maple Grove
Geo. O Strock
Millbrook
A B Critchaeld
James Blanchard
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Jennie Given
Charles Given
Chicago
Wooster
Cora McClelland
J C. McClelland
Spink At
J. J McIntogh
Mt. Clemens
Miah
Albert Maffman
KE L Anderson
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Presbyterian Church At
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Reed W. Wertz
Odella Hawk
Dalton
W. H. Hubbell
George W. Wilhelm
Stark
Carroll
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Pennsylvania Lines
Bill
Ricks
Wilson Barrett
Dublin
Barrett
Ayer
J C. Willams
Attica, N.Y
Lebivet
Lowell
H. A. Hart
Spbomcco Downing
Wosester
Oa@ Realdocco
Cor Bowman Wt
Somvo
Asset
CAC
Ker
Uativite
Fred’k W. Platt
Yoder House
John Rockey
East Liberty
City Book Bindery
Manufeacturer
Nace
Jacob Fischer
Oriwohfield
Oritehfeld
Indiate
Federal Courts
Omooln Qutahy Brook
Sida Public Square
Woobtre
Oxio
Tatlon Johnson & Taylor
Attorneys-At-Law
Mica Bioakmaac
Jonsson
Wooster Ice & Coal CO
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R . Asnith
Yarde
Beveral
the Wooster Preserving Company
Wooster Preserving
Comepany Wooster
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Transart
L P Obliger
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