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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
2
A fragmentary reformist note urges young men and women to pursue useful lives and combat perceived moral decline. It contends Jesus Christ anchors the African diaspora effort and calls the young to lead, support missions, and resist hostile forces shaping society.
The platform proclaims a war on the liquor trade, calling for a new political party devoted to enacting laws to suppress manufacture sale and transportation of alcohol. It urges Ohio citizens to unite at the ballot box to end what it calls a corrupt alliance between government and liquor interests.
The Epworth League endorses temperance, opposing open saloon and liquor traffic. They celebrate abolition of alcohol in arms and oppose efforts to restore it, citing examples in Russia and France. They urge wise action in Christian America and express hope for moral victory through faith and prayer.
A Wooster Union address by Rev A. A Freary of Columbus critiques Prohibition tactics and Christian youth activism. The piece notes Southern Caldwell’s bid for lieutenant governor, Clark bill prospects, and cautions party bosses fear the Anti Saloon League more than churches. It critiques the address for omitting direct attack strategies on legalized liquor.
fragmented OCR text discusses rural voters and party leadership, implying manipulation by strategists. It hints at a political division and critique of pointed party tactics, but lacks clear details, dates, places, or names to anchor a full report.
Horace B Camp and wife to Wm. Bobb and others 78 acres in Plain township for $1. Horace B Camp and wife to Wm. J Bobb and others 80 acres in Plain township for $1. Horace B Camp and wife to A W RR Co 4 acres in Plain. J muel Manly and wife to Wm A Craig 60 acres in Clinton township. Jos Schultheiss and wife to Joby Rich one bell acre in Milton township for $300.
Severe wind and rain hit Wednesday afternoon July 17, uprooting trees and flooding homes across Hast Union and Franklin type. Farms of Frank Shaffer Judge Welker A J Thomas and Ira Hindman saw extensive crop and orchard losses. Lightning damaged Beall avenue residence and the Kemeter house chimney.
Private court proceedings list hearings and filings for estates guardianship and real estate actions. Several executors administrators guardians and assignees appear with dates August and September, including petitions to sell lands and appoint guardians and orders for appraisements and distributions. Dr Elder eye ear nose throat and spectacles Wooster Ohio.
Mrs Elizabeth Bixler, 74, slipped in her garden on Spring Street on Friday evening July 19, breaking her left leg between the knee and thigh. She received medical care but complains of back pain and is feared to have internal injuries. her serious condition is noted due to her weight.
Plans and specifications for a brown sandstone Grecian style chapel at the University campus, estimated at 35000 dollars. John Satecliffe of Chicago designed it, assisted by Nimmons and Fellows who did the library. construction contract to be let soon with aim to complete quickly.
A Philadelphia Record reader notes a contrast in lovers and their expressions. The observant girl observes big men being demonstrative in affection while the wiley girl cautions against judging a lover by sighs, reflecting playful social commentary.
A collection of phrases and quotes from varied sources discussing work hours life brevity and the value of action. References touch on law practice fees, patience in success, and the moral scope of philanthropy as taught by Jesus, urging broad compassion beyond local circles and religious boundaries.
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