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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1897
Page
5
Dr H N Mateer offers special attention to diseases of the digestive organs blood liver kidneys and bowel with examinations of blood stomach fluid urine sputum to aid diagnosis. Office and residence at 00 E Bowan St hours 12 7 10 and 6 to 8 p m
A scanned exam page lists topics for teachers and students across biology, physiology, hygiene, anatomy and American history. It covers epinal column structure, skin functions, saliva and narcotics effects, tobacco and alcohol harms, opium habit, and school ethics. It also includes a long list of historical questions on colonial governments, states, European claims, inventors, orators, biographies, geography terms, climate factors, and arithmetic problems.
A fragmentary verse and instructional text explores nature and childhood, with lines on plants, insects, and a boyish muse. It includes prompts to analyze nouns, pronouns, and sentence construction, naming pronouns and demonstratives, and requesting grammatical diagrams.
An old style medical ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a solution for kidney and urinary problems. It claims relief from back pain urinary issues and night-time urination, touts mild yet extraordinary effects and lists prices fifty cents to one dollar. It offers samples and pamphlets by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY.
A fragmented discussion on liquor questions cites Wanamaker on convictions and duty to oppose liquor interests. It argues prohibition supporters misuse law, urges voters to back prohibition, and links licensees to social harm and political endgames. The piece criticizes the Prohibition party and praises anti-prohibition factions.
Pennsylvania Prohibitionists unite on one major issue pledging to abolish legalized liquor traffic if in power. They affirm the 1806 convention's stance that prohibition is central to politics and must endure until the traffic is abolished as fact.
The Washington Letter reports that no new arbitration talks with Great Britain have begun, noting hopes a treaty could grow out of Senate changes and progress before the president’s term ends. It highlights Calvary Baptist Church’s Day Programme and plans, Smithsonian’s East Asiatic coins exhibit, missionary updates from Korea, and tensions over Dr Talmage’s pastoral pay and tenure at a Washington church.
The Prohibition party in National Convention declares that manufacture export import and sale of alcoholic beverages have caused social and political ills. It urges national state legislation to end production and trafficking and invites supporters to unite while preserving conscience on other issues. The resolutions affirm suffrage should not be abridged for sex.
Royef F. McLrne introduces a Prohibition platform urging total suppression of liquor traffic. The resolutions condemn alcohol as morally corrupting, harming schools churches and homes, and call for nationwide enforcement to end manufacture, importation, sale, and transport of alcoholic beverages. They attack major parties for tolerating liquor laws and appeal to all voters for unity to end the drink traffic and protect individual rights.
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