Directors C V Hard and W W Wallice Named
Directors C V Hard and W W Wallice appear in the board roster with initials J.03 noted in the record. The snippet confirms their positions among other officers in the organization’s annual listing.
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1883
Page
2
Directors C V Hard and W W Wallice appear in the board roster with initials J.03 noted in the record. The snippet confirms their positions among other officers in the organization’s annual listing.
Local advertisements list several Wooster establishments including Central House at 225 Melsheimer and 228 Eastern House with proprietors A. A. Carb and N. Egister. Smithville lodging Levi Sowers advertises the best hotel at $1.50 per day. Horticulturist and Wooster Business College promote services in bookkeeping and penmanship. Prof. S. B. Walter oversees reasonable terms.
A notice announces that the W and L division, likely a railway or company entity, will implement an updated name timing card or schedule to take effect on June 1 1882. It records the change as of that date.
The article argues Chicago's police reports misrepresent drunkenness by tallying all arrests in a year, showing 15,976 drunk and disorderly cases out of 81,713 total. It compares Chicago to Boston New York Philadelphia and San Francisco, noting many arrests relate to drinking rather than crimes.
A Washington reporter observed the Chicago Tater Ocesin show at a reformatory with Superintendent Prof. Daniel yilkkin in attendance. The piece describes drunkenness effects on health and brain, detailing liver and stomach damage, vision issues, and mental disturbances from chronic alcoholism among inmates.
An economical promotion invites readers to send for a circular about the Bachus Water Motor in Newark New Jersey. The ad states the paper where the advertisement was seen.
Train departures from Alliance to Niles run daily except Sunday at 8 30 a.m. and 5 05 p.m. From Niles to Alliance departures occur daily except Sunday at 8 40 a.m. and 4 07 p.m. Times are Columbus time, 12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh and 20 minutes faster than Chicago.
Dr Borgan of Utica explains alcohol travels from stomach to liver to heart and lungs, then circulates to the body. He says small amounts raise surface heat but continued use distends capillaries and stalls blood flow, making the temperate man better able to endure cold.
The piece argues that health follows natural law and that long life results from temperance, citing James Woodbury of Beverly and family records. It notes alcohol use in Washington and prohibition's mixed results, then recounts Mary Ames's account of a Garfield era temperance visit and Arthur’s courteous reception.
A clipped line from Cardinal Manning expresses broad goodwill toward bakers, clothiers, farmers, and others, while opposing increased beer brewing, distilling, or publican profits. The sentiment contrasts general prosperity with restraint on alcohol trades.
Geo F Migoun argues in Des Moines Register that Maine keeps prohibition, resisting local option or high license. He cites Governor Bowdoin era sentiment, clergy, judges, and politicians who affirm enforcement, while warning past Maine law struggles prove only prohibition stops liquor traffic.
Fragment from a historic column cites Horace Greeley praising Weed and mocks literacy among Black Mississippians. It includes a dismissive note on arithmetic and a bizarre aside about a Vermonters cat collection.
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