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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
3
A rural poem celebrates the husking bee as harvest ends. Neighbors gather in the barn for corn shucking, dancing, song, and stories before couples depart for home. The piece recalls simple farm joys, community, and shared meals during an era of seasonal labor.
A narrator and Miss Vanlour wander an orchard as ripe apples tempt. He vows to fetch a particular fruit with a precision shot if she agrees to a serious question, a bargain that deepens their playful tension amid the sunlit trees.
A narrator recalls a quirky bet with Miss Vanlour about knocking an apple from a distance. After a display of shots and steadiness, the apple falls near Milas Vanour, triggering a tense exchange. They finish by sharing the apple, and the scene ends with a mix of bravado and reluctant satisfaction.
A woman describes starting a correspondence class to earn money by teaching others to write proper letters. She notes the growth from one pupil to twelve or fifteen, and that success depends on natural aptitude, practice, and the class dynamic where learners exchange guidance and topics.
Will open Saturday January 27 in the room east of the Archer House at 87 East Liberty Street Wooster. The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company operates 236 stores nationwide with five in Cleveland one in Akron and one in Youngstown. Premiums offered in exchange for tickets with purchases. L O Rose general manager to welcome attendees. Beautifula souvenirs promised. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup touted as cures for throat and lung troubles with many proven cases.
Frank Radford of Shreve a Pennsylvan ia brakeman fell from an east bound freight at Weileraville around 6 30 p m on Wednesday. He was unconscious briefly then crawled to the Weileraville tower and was moved to his sister Mrs R E Eddy of Wooster where Dr W W Firestone company surgeon treated him. He suffered a head wound and back pains in a semi conscious state. Subscribe for the HERALD.
The Pennsylvania Railroad system has begun a voluntary pension plan for retired and disabled employes. About 850 names were added to the pension list as of January 1, with 950 to benefit east of Pittsburgh. The fund is managed by the company, guarantees 4 percent interest, and covers expenses. Retirees with thirty years’ service may receive about 50 percent of their salary, with pensions funded by member dues and company support. The system aims to create a self-funded old age provision, not a charity, and will eventually extend to all lines. The company emphasizes loyalty, merit, and long service, noting stable wages through hard times and a focus on promoting from within.
Mrs Henry V Gerberich aged 32 died Friday in Barbank from heart illness. Survived by husband Henry V Shaffer and two children Dwight and Dorothy. Funeral led by Pastor Rey H Dowl ing from United Brethren Church using Prov 27:71. Also an unrelated job notice seeks bright, young managers with $900 salary.
Will Craighead son of grocer Lee Craighead narrowly escaped a serious injury Wednesday at East High Street. While saddling a horse at George Thompson’s home the animal kicked him multiple times, injuring the groin and forehead and knocking the breath from him. Doctors Gann and Broll treated him. he was taken home and remains in guarded condition with potential danger to his life for a time.
A miscellaneous program lists musical numbers, recitations, and readings for a Friday evening event at Madisonbure School Hall on January 26 2000. It features ensembles such as Music-Cycle Glub March and Polka Quadrille, plus numerous student recitations and short dramatic pieces. The program also includes crowd scenes and humorous dialogues with named students and staff.
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