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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1884
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes from Wooster Ohio show repeated lines about A et ls PERE and Mayne with odd phrasing. No clear event, date, or names determine a complete notice.
The excerpt ponders life's first joys and sorrows from birth to childhood. It reflects on a helpless infant waking to light and a smiling boy growing through small woes toward adolescence, framed in a contemplative poetic register.
Charles Freedland reunites with Marian Dale after illness and travel reveals her shift from romantic love to loyal brotherly affection for him. Roy Martine offers selfless compromise, risking his own happiness to honor Marian’s choice, and the couple’s bond resolves as Marian’s heart remains true to her betrothed in a deep, enduring friendship.
Practical notes from a farm column cover pig housing and ventilation, manure making, and feeding tips. Advice includes movable pens for pigs, a low cost permanent pen design, and guidance on using oats and rye as fodder, with poultry diets featuring sunflowers and a note on curculio control and butter production.
A jumble of recipes and culinary tips from a kitchen column. Instructions include milk and rennet beverages, salt codfish preparation, cream cakes without butter, feather cake, and lard rendering methods. Also mentions a large French military expenditure with 200,000 soldiers and 1,800 ships and a Pittsburgh boy’s dramatic 100 foot fall with no injury.
A quoted passage from Prof Swing in Weekly Magazine urges editors to avoid lies in daily journalism. It laments that daily papers record a day yet penalize truth, arguing oaths and honesty preserve history over deceptive writing.
A Boston Globe anecdote recalls Charles Sumner preparing speeches in advance. A Washington visitor hears Sumner’s servant say the senator has gone to the Senate to deliver a speech he’s been shouting about at breakfast. The tale underscores Sumner’s reputation for rehearsal and oratory.
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