Wayne Go Herald Item From Wooster Ohio
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Wayne Go
Herald
Pearance Een Herald Printing CO
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1885
Page
7
Alone with Conscience Verse Seeks Personal Judgment
The speaker sits in a timeless place with conscience as judge. Ghosts of past actions arise, foretelling a grave future and judgment day. The poem ends with a resolve to remember the warning and fear of solitary reckoning. London Spectator.
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London
Spoopendyke Pie Fiasco Ends In Domestic Ruin
In Drake's Travelers' Magazine a comic scene unfolds as Mr Spoopendyke rejects his wife’s pie attempt. He imposes his mother’s pie methods with explosive kitchen antics, sabotaging the crust. The couple’s quarrel crescendos with the pie hurled from the window and an eventual retreat from the fiasco.
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Mrs. Spoopendyk
Mr. Spoopendyke
Mr. Spoopendyk
Shakemakers Of The Sierras Inhabitant Mountaintop Life
Living above the foothills in pine forests the shakemakers are a reclusive though jolly group of couples who carve shakes from pine timbers and sell them for 4 to 4 1/2 dollars per thousand. These frontiersmen hunt, work, and spend leisure in the mountains near a country store. The piece also notes General Knox and wife as a notably fat political couple, then gives a flour alum test and ends with the golden rule.
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Sierras
San Francisco Examiner
General Knox
Court Society
Washington
Knox
Boston
Miss Fletcher
Thomas Fletcher
Fashionable Dressed Fronts and Trimming Details
The piece outlines dressfronts and trimming styles using cashmere and plaid fabrics, with two broad pieces forming the skirt and bodice. It notes shirring at the collar and waist, decorative clasps, short paisiers, and a back knot, plus color pairings and material options for children and misses.
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Philadelph Press
Fashion Notes on Dress and Accessories for Youth and Men
The article surveys 19th century clothing trends for children and men, detailing collars, lace, and round necklines. It describes round lace work for girls, turned-down collars for boys under 12, linen bands, and hats such as the cloth cap and Russian cap, plus styles like kilts with short over trousers and sky overcoats. It notes a preference for plain, severe clothing and long coats.
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Pays- of
Silver question debate in Congress and White House ripple
A Washington dispatch reports friends of silver in the House hesitating to commit the administration to a gold biased stance before cabinet formation. The piece argues silver and gold coexistence, cites Treasury and bond history, and warns that stopping silver coinage could trigger price drops, debt burdens, and broader economic contraction.
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Ags
Washington
Cleveland
Wrere
Iis
France
Texas
Europe
Treasury
United States
Arebury
Webster
Congress
Jon
Secretary of the Treasury
Stanley Mat- Tuone
Supreme ‘Bench
the Treasury
Bank
Gresham
London Economist
California
Australia
Great Britain
Friends of Silver
Grant gravely ill with cancer at root of tongue
Col Frederick Grant confirmed General Grant is very ill from a malignant epithelial cancer at the tongue root. Doctors Barker Douglas Sands Merker describe rapid decline, continual pain, and loss of teeth, with nourishment by soft foods and no hopeful recovery.
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New York Telegram
Fordyce Barker
J. H. Douglas
H. B. Sands
L M. Merker
Philadelphia
Inglas
Grant
Gen. Grant
Washington Georgia Claims Name Tied to Founding Father
In Washington Georgia residents claim the town was among the first in the nation to bear the name honoring the United States’ founding leader. The item notes local pride in the association with the title Father of his Country.
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Washington, Ga
America
General Toomisi Ill at Home in Washington Georgia
General Robert Toomisi is reported ill at his residence in Washington Georgia with family and local medical staff attending him. The notice notes his illness but provides no further medical details or prognosis.
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Robert Toomisi
Washington, Ga
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Spoopendyke
Mrs. S
Mrs. Spoopendyke
Foundling
Kayeey
Mrs. Spookendyke
Mr. Spookendyke
Sila
Felicia
Gent
Ohtaren
The
Friends of Silver Coinage
Mr. Arthur
Ulysses &. Grant
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