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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1900

Page

2

Advertising Rates And Subscription Notices From Historic Paper

The document outlines ERMB for year prior to April with advances and year after April 1, details advertising medium recognition and consumer reach, mentions subscriptions continued or discontinued, and notes changes of address and communication procedures for publication orders. It references obectionable matter and editorial guidance for publication and returns, with payment terms and postage requirements.

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Prohibition Debate Reaches Across Parties and States

A Confederate strength of anti liquor sentiment is invoked amid calls for prohibition backed by a single party. The piece argues moral character, national leadership, and presidential conduct influence on reform, critiquing liquor's political power and urging united action against the saloon.

A Word on Reform Stirs Temperance Debate

The South West editorial replies to Cincinnati temperance agitation, arguing reform must be broad and tackle big evils rather than petty reforms. It urges decisive action against liquor interests across the state.

South West Cincinnati

Drunkenness and social ills weigh on Southwest view

Wayne County Herald argues the vast majority drink not due to compulsion but weak nature and social conditions. It criticizes calls for prohibition while highlighting poverty, broken health, and ruined lives caused by the saloon.

Ohio South West Wayne Sosson Doga Itia Themerivea Herald Paul Drankard Scott Poe Irving Gladstone

New Ballot Law Proposal Targets Pugh Law Repeal

Representative Sharp of Fairfield introduces a bill to repeal the Pugh law and grant political parties with at least 5 000 votes for five consecutive years equal ballot access as other parties. The Corner Stone notes the act would be just and promises further updates on passage.

Sharp Fairfield

Deafness Cure Claim For Catarrh Inflammation

An advertisement claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube is curable by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers one hundred dollars for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, and promotes related products from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Drugelaty

The New County Jail Opens to Public Inspection

The new county jail in Wooster opened for public inspection after Friday and Saturday invitations. The first prisoners admitted were Edward Baain of Overton and Robert Fetters of East Union. The commission inspected last Thursday and named Hartre-builder the contractor, with total cost $14,678.60.

Wooster Priggners Edward Baain Overton Robert Fetters Eset Union Commissionera Hartre-builder van Doorntron Co

Eye Specialist to Visit Yoder Hanne Parlors on Fridays

Dr Frederick Pratt will conduct weekly clinics at Yoder Hanne Parlors with office hours from 8 am to 9 pm weekly. The notice lists teachers certificates granted across multiple individuals from Wooster Creston Orrville and surrounding towns, dated April 4 1900.

Frederick Pratt Yoder Hanne

Twins of Graser Die at Big Prairie Funeral

The twins of Geo Graser of Big Prairie formerly of Wooster were buried together in Newkirk's cemetery on Monday afternoon. Rev Jos Crawford conducted the services. One died of whooping cough Saturday evening the other Sunday morning from the same illness.

Geo. Graser Big Peatrie Wooster Newkirk Jos. Crawford

Private Mellville 8 Keister Funeral Service

Private Mellville 8 Keister was buried after funeral services held at his father's home on Sunday. Company H of Sbhrevo provided a military escort and fired the customary volley over the grave. Rev. E Obeaney of Wooster conducted the service.

Mellville Co. H Sbhrevo E Obeaney of Wooster

Cold storage on farms suggested for better fruit marketing

American Cultivator advocates farmer co operatives to build shared cold storage for fruits meats and milk. It urges combining small holdings or capitalizing icehouse costs to store produce until optimal selling time, enabling efficient room allocation and potential surplus sales. The piece links storage to broader farm profitability and improved post harvest marketing.

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Gold Beach Boom Draws Dozens to Cape Nome Discovered

Reports describe a beach mining frenzy at Cape Nome Alaska where $10 to $15 per hour is earned from sand on a single beach. The area supports a crowded boom with tented camps and high prices for meals and lodging as miners anticipate winter difficulties.

Kuslat Cape Nowe Norton Sound Behring Gen Alaska Cape Nome

Bronze Tarketa description of plumage and color stages

The text details a bronze turkey variety with a lustrous suntight color resembling burnished gold. It notes back feathers with black bands, primary feathers dark with white or gray penciling, wing bows black with bronze or greenish lustre, tail feathers with narrow light brown bands and a broad black end, and young legs dark or black turning dusky pink with age. Source attributed to Mirror and Farmer.

Turkey

Tid-Bits excerpts reveal kitchen table chatter

Fragmentary dialogue shows a hostess offering a second piece at a party and a child’s reply about maternal permission. The scene hints at social norms and domestic chatter from a Tid-Bits column.

Houie Jet Wille

Neatsfoot Oil From Hoof Carcasses

The American Cultivator extols neatsfoot oil derived from beef hoofs. After thorough washing, hooves are boiled for hours in water to extract oil. A full grown beef foot yields about a pint of neatsfoot oil, valued for many uses.

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Fragmented 19th Century Dialogue on Marriage

A torn excerpt shows Sattiad and Jasper debating marriage and fidelity with dialect speech. The dialogue discusses whether past experiences would change marriage choices and references judgment of a partner, reflecting social norms of the period. The fragment captures voice and tone from a Buston Courier style regional source.

Reading Rivalry Over New Novel Sparks Quarrel

In a Chicago Tribune notice a household dispute unfolds as Lowel Heading and Mrs. Chugwater Josiah argue over who may read a new novel first. The quarrel centers on access to the second volume while the first is in progress.

Lowel Chugwater Josiah Chicago Tribune

Changing Feeds for Fowls A Practical Guide

A writer in the Indiana Farmer argues against a single feed for poultry. He urges varied rations including grains bone meat green fods and periodic warm mash to boost appetite digestion and growth. He notes seasonal adjustments with corn as needed and emphasizes well kept birds as the aim.

Indiana

Elassicity Exchange Sparks Sunday Post Office Quip

A dialogue snippet contrasts Mr Jabbles and Miss Cave Cayenne over extensive information and Sunday post office visits. The Washington Star and Chicago News are cited in a witty exchange about facts and weekday limits.

Jabbles Miss Cave Cayenne Washington Star Post-Office Chicago News

Trans Atlantic Travelers Assist Pennsylvanian Lines

The Pennsylvanian System established twenty years ago a bureau of attendants in Jersey City and New York to aid travelers taking European trips. Agents meet arrivals, arrange steamship passages, transfer baggage, obtain tickets, reserve sleeper accommodations, and guide passengers to ships and customs procedures. They provide cabs, handle baggage through to destination, and offer free assistance at the passenger station. Further information available via local Pennsy offices.

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Ohio State Journal announces delays and campaign support

The notice promotes the Ohio State Journal as a leading Republican paper in Ohio, emphasizing its wide state and national news, fresh market reports, and household pages. It invites subscriptions and offers bundles with the Wayne County Herald and the Weekly State Journal for a combined price.

Becauce T Becauce Mother and Daughtrer Becanas Ohio McKinley Semple Ohio State Journal Co Columbus, O Wayne County Herald Weekly State Journal Herald

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