Ad Rates and Subscription Notice for East Corner Press
The notice outlines subscription terms per year with rates before and after April, and advertising space pricing. It notes publishing address near Publin Square, handling changes of address, and that communications require sender name and return postage.
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Nonth East
Publin Square
Downing Block
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Tueaday
Thia
Fesreig
Addaexa
Wooster Farmers Endorse Move to Curb Saloons
Farmers in Wooster express hope the town will close saloons to protect youths and uphold safety. They argue that sobriety supports decent conduct and reduces insults to girls, urging action on the drinking establishments.
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Wooster
Wooster Citizens Circulate Beall Law Election Petition
Wooster residents push a petition under the Beall Law seeking an election. They report good progress but note that 26 percent of the voters are required to trigger an election, with efforts continuing to gather support.
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Wooster Two
Businessmen sign petition urging vote against saloon
A group of local businessmen sign a petition and urge the public to vote against the saloon. The appeal cites backbone in facing liquor interests and invokes the legacy of Hale Johnson, urging Wooster citizens to vote with conscience and resist crime and misery associated with alcohol.
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Hale Johnson
Wooster
Beall Law Enforcement in Wooatar Questioned After Dry Cambridge
Readers hear debate over Beall law in Wooatar. Cambridge recently went dry after a vigorous fight. Detectives investigated liquor law breaking, the grand jury returned 426 indictments, and trials resulted in fines from 100 to 500 dollars. Some suspects promised to quit and leave the county.
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Wooatar
Cambridge
Bales
Ely
Finea
Weeater
The Saloon and Prohibition Debate In Bosfort Circular
A Bosfort Wine and Spirit Circular review argues abandoning the saloon to prevent liquor prohibition. It condemns the average saloon as a public nuisance and a menace in towns and the South, fueling drunkenness and disorder, urging the trade to reject defending it.
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Bosfort
New York
Abolish Prohibition Opponents Urge Temperate Trade Shift
T W Powderly and Religious Telescope publish a campaign denouncing saloons and urging a licensed, accountable liquor trade. They argue against open temptation, warn of ruin to families and communities, and call for character standards and public reform to replace the saloon with lawful commerce.
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Thanksgiving Service Planned At Reformed Church
The union Thanksgiving Service will be held Thursday at 10 o'clock at the Reformed church under Pastor Rev S Ezra Neikirk. Rev John H Deeds will preach. local pastors take part. The President commands observance by Divine worship. All are invited to attend. Come on time.
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Reformed Church
S Ezra Neikirk
John H Deeds
Nellie Vaughn Joins Saunders Concert Company
Nellie Loulee Vaughn of Wooster, now in Detroit, joins the Nellie Peck Saunders Concert Company as second contralto. She has been soloist at Forest Ave Presbyterian Church for a year and studied under Samuel Richard Gaines who praises her deep rich voice with striking intensity and lacks masculine tones.
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Detroit Free Press
Nellie Loulee Vaughn
Wooster
Nellie Loutee Vughan
Nellie Peck Saunders
Miss Vaughn
Forest Ave
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Quartet
Saunders Company
Samuel Richard Gaines
Orrville Local Notes and Nearby Incidents
Short items from Orrville and nearby towns report social, legal, and minor events. A wreck near Wooster, remodeling plans for the Metropolitan block, a horse accident injuring Thomas Edwardson, and the Traction engine damage verdict of 680.50 appear alongside police arrests, sheep injuries from dogs, and church leaders reviewing saloon closure in Orrville.
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Whitman
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railway
Thanksgiving notices and local visits in Orrville and Wooster
Orrville and Wooster residents visited family members and attended services. Miss Dessa Swanger's return from Olivenburg. Mr J Miller of Cincinnati visited. Mrs Dick of Michigan stayed with Daniel Shelly. A harvest home service at the Lutheran church featured light bearers and choir anthems. Thanksgiving dinners and sermons planned at Lutheran and Methodist parsonages and churches.
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T Swanger
Petterman
Orrvile
Mias
Clara Derr
Sonedecker
Curtis Yoder
Ransell
Orrville
Daisy Derr
Martha
Sellers
Wooster
David Derr
Henry Rhoads
P. Rhoads
Creaton
Dessa Swanger
Olivenburg
J. Miller
Cincinnati
Michigan
Daniel Shelly
Lutheran Church
Naftzger
Dedication Meeting Sets Plans for New University Buildings
A Monday gathering at the Mayor’s office formed the dedication committee for the new university buildings. Walter D Foss led the meeting with various subcommittees appointed for reception, press, decorations, music, carriage, and luncheon tasks, urging broad public participation and church notices.
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Board of Trade
George Schwatz
Holdan Ad Strodsei
LH. Severance
Cleveland
Hotegraph
W Z@ Bennett
George Kettler
W D Foss
H Dawson
Carriagea
C.ol Gray
Robin Taylor
Johnson Sweeny
David Nice
I N Kincey
Jease McClellan
M M van Nest
J G Sanborn
Luscheon
George J Schwartz
Jamea A '‘Shamp
Warren Kelater
WC Myers
George Koutler
J F Marchand
Quintio Gravatt
C E Hoffman
O A Hills
D D
Albert Shupe
J G~ Sanborn
John F Barrett
S G Gill
Gua Unger
F Ankley
J S Eakin
Henry Boleprain
J 8 McCoy
A. J Fredrick
J B Minter
Julian Thiester
Charles Haupert
Holden
D. D
Smith
Board of Educating
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Long Wait in Anteroom Delivers a Bill
In an anteroom a physician asks who waited the longest as Tallor recalls delivering clothes three years ago. The scene contrasts patient patience with a society that struggles to blame or forgive actions, reflecting the Indianapolis News’ cautionary tone.
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Tallor
Exchange over bread and butter sparks chatty quips
In a light exchange the Pittsburg Press notes patrons query about dating a chicken’s death while Walter refuses to provide dates, citing only bread and butter. Clarence jokes about money and common sense as Uncle Henry and others join in.
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Pittsburg Press
Henry
Clarence
Boaton
He Knew Her Reggie at Night In Your Eyes Tonight
The dialogue hints at a nostalgic romance with a sense of old time affection. A couple speaks in intimate tones about love and desire amid memories of past days and present longing.
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Reggie
Would Surely Raine Reverse
Editorial argues licensing fools would reduce taxes and maintain the surplus under a single tax system as proposed by the Monterrey California Independent.
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Montesano
Cryptic Philanthropist Speaks In Odd Mr. Diction
Fragmentary overheard speech shows a titled elderly benefactor offering a coin to a child. The odd phrasing hints at eccentric manners or a humorous coin toss exchange. No clear place date or organization is identified in the readable text.
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Akep
Yorkshire Men's Fingers Joke From Pearson's
A joke about a Yorkshire and Lancashire man discussing finding a Yorkshire man’s lost fingers. The foreman tricks searchers by tossing a shilling into the sawdust, causing the missing fingers to pop up, illustrating a mischievous method to locate them.
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Lancashire
Bill
Yorkshire Dan
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Pearson
Modern Surgery and the Sterile Surgeon’s Precautions
A detailed portrait of the sterile operating theater where the surgeon, fully covered in a head to toe sterilized gown and gloves, enters through an anteroom after cleansing. Attendants in the sterilizing room assist him with sterile attire and no human contact accompanies the process.
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Sahryen
New York Press
Colar
Hla
Alice
Change Across Generations and the Fate of Languages
John Fiske discusses how cultures evolve as older generations die away and younger ones rise. He cites the Cornish language as an example, noting Dolly Dentreath's death in Cornwall ended fluent Cornish, rendering it a dead language.
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Dolly Dentreath
Cornwall
John Fiske
Harper's
Smart Walking as Medicine for Fatigue and Toxin Build Up
The piece argues that fatigue and a sense of emptiness among business men stem from toxin buildup. It praises two meals daily and active exercise, especially walking, as preventive. It cautions that walking should be purposeful, not merely sauntering, and suggests brisk, intelligent walking as effective.
Orkney Islands Constituency Boasts Sparse Voter Reach
The Orkneys contain a single member in Parliament, with 60 inhabited lands and a voting body over 90 000 people. Norse gifts once secured a queen's dower, never redeemed, while voters must travel by boat up to eight miles to reach polls.
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Orkney
Orkneys
Norway
England
Do It Now Motto Guides Post Office Bureau Chief
The head of the stationery bureau of the post office department keeps a motto over his desk. Do it now is his directive, arguing that acting promptly avoids bearing the burden of delays and removing unnecessary tasks by meeting the real need quickly.
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Post Office Department
Deak
Truth and craft in a restless life of wit
A reflective piece on truth aligned with steel like resolve. It argues truth remains constant, always near and ready to surface, while life tests a man’s cleverness, forcing invention to adapt under pressure. The quote contrasts simple truth with the burdens of creating convincing tricks.
A Glimpse of Public Voices and Witty Quips
A column notes editorials and quotable lines from Bazoo Bugle-Go and New York Weekly. It reports a New York Weekly remark on human nature and provides humorous exchanges about a surgeon son and a hungry man praising appetite.
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Colonel Gore
New York Weekly
Good Reason Exhibit Sparks Family Debate
A fragment shows a heated exchange about supporting a daughter with questions of responsibility and capability. The dialogue hints at tension within a family or community dispute over resources and care.
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