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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1883
Page
7
A poem in praise of the working class. The speaker vows to write and sing the songs of labor, uniting workers across trades under honest toil. It envisions a world where labor's praise echoes in every shop and field, propelling contentment, dignity, and societal honor.
A man recounts a haunting dream that foretold a crime connected to a timber agent and a nobleman. At a later trial the accused furnishes the courtroom with a shocking reveal, identifying the narrator as the killer suspected in a nearby murder.
A Providence mission school tale shows a clergyman temptingly asking a pupil to guess his origins. The boy answers playfully, exposing the minister’s vanity and teaching a cautious lesson about curiosity amid formal appearances.
A miscellaneous agricultural column cites fall garden practices Teta pilper time for manure leaching and frost protection. It discusses poultry care, beekeeping, ridding pests with kerosene and soap mixtures, and farming methods in Massachusetts. It also mentions Linseed meal as cattle feed, fall tree care to prevent frost injury, sow pig management, and stock feeding with soaked grain and grape residue preservation.
Practical kitchen hints include potato balls mashed smooth with butter and egg, fried in butter, plus baked qunce with skins on and harmless flavor tweaks. Also covered are duck stuffing with bread and cream, bacon tied roast meats, convalescent toast, onion gravy, and a chocolate macaroon method with hot water melt.
A collage of rimshot anecdotes and social quips from a late 19th or early 20th newspaper page. Items include jokes about mothers actresses families and social misreads, plus a brief, blunt note on a violent incident and a reference to a phrenological journal. The voice is brisk, local, and satirical with multiple named places and figures.
A brief note defends Hop Bitters pricing stating the one cent per bottle figure and the $1.25 per pound cost, arguing the proprietors remain honest and liberal by keeping quality steady and discouraging cheaper bogus imitations despite low prices.
A reader from Philadelphia asks why Americans pronounce station as dee ipo and compares phrases like ye know. The letter notes varied accents and questions the pattern behind the seemingly frequent use of know and depot terms.
A wealthy financier recruited seventeen Smiths in the state, paying them $800 in cash to secure their names for a scheme. The report notes the arrangement and the individuals involved, highlighting the sizable cash payment and the targeted group.
The Canto, Ohio cork factory operates at high capacity, producing more cork months than all other local factories combined.
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