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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1883
Page
2
W. Uker, receiver, announces the Time-Typle taking effect November 27, 1884. Cleveland, Ohio. DelawayR listed in the notice with details on the route and management.
Alliance and Niles and Ashtabula Railroad train times listed with daily departures 8:30 am and 5:05 pm from Alliance to Niles arriving 9:50 am and 7:15 pm. Westbound from Niles 8:30 am and 4:07 pm arriving Alliance 11:00 am and 4:55 pm. Columbus time is 12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time and 20 minutes faster than Chicago time, Baldwin manager.
A State Register editorial argues the Supreme Court ruling on clerical errors does not defeat Prohibition. It calls the decision a temporary setback, not a lasting loss, and urges perseverance by temperance supporters against saloon interests.
A reformist treatise contrasts the home and the saloon, arguing the home embodies innocence, frugality, and virtue while the saloon fosters appetite, waste, vice, and societal decay. It calls for protection and moral reform, urging virtue to guide citizens and youth away from drunkenness and corruption.
Opponents of liquor trade warn it is a thoroughly organized force with vast capital and agents in press, Legislature, and executive offices. The piece argues a life and death struggle with no neutral ground, urging readers to align against or support the liquor traffic.
The Bayn breder Pathfinder, a German weekly parlor, expresses independence yet backs the German National Society for the Promotion of Temperance led by Bishop J. J. Eschen of Chicago. The Louisville German society funds Pathfinder with one dollar per 500 Germans, aiming at total liquor prohibition as the paper enters its second year. Chicago is highlighted as a remarkable city.
The Pall Mall Gazette reports a Danish campaign to curb drunkenness in Copenhagen. Public houses will drop from 1 450 to 300 and servers may not serve minors or intoxicated individuals. Drunken patrons are to be taken home at the landlord's expense.
Arkansas Traveler recounts a planter whose daughter marries a man with no clear consent. The disputes center on claims about Shakespeare Napoleon and Charles I. The planters withdraws the divorce suit after a heated exchange over perceived faults and a mock history lesson.
A collage of distant items reviews rough seas and health cures, then shifts to a long list of historical firsts and inventions from 15th to 19th centuries. It also includes a humorous anecdote about evading income tax and a brief note about the New York Journal.
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