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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1883
Page
6
The notice outlines how letters should be sent with author names, though not all readers may understand every name or date due to deciphering errors. It emphasizes proper names and the need for clear author identification when submitting correspondence.
A Java volcanic eruption generated a seismic pulse that crossed the Pacific Ocean and struck the California coast, triggering reports of damage and alerts along the shoreline.
After the quake Casanicctota plans reconstruction in wood as most casualties came from falling stone walls. Wooden houses are deemed safer, reducing danger for residents.
GrEoxGE Stephen a director of the Canadian Pacific road has lately erected in Montreal a mansion costing 1,000,000. He and Donald Smith have given 50,000 each to hospitals and schools.
Henry Crews regains wealth after a 1873 loss and Jay Cooke remains active in business while Henry Villard controls a vast Northern Pacific stake. Yale and Harvard longevity figures surprise as Canada Pacific expands toward Calgary. Epwake Stevens details a personal crisis tied to mental health. National freight last year totals 39.3 billion tons worth about 22 billion dollars.
Russians claim the conflict with Jews is mainly economic rather than religious, while acknowledging that the Jewish class has profited in evading persecution and drawing ire from Jew baiters, with fireships discussing a group largely absent from commercial and industrial disputes.
A hotel in the White Mountains sheltered thirty college students who earned funds for education. Vanderbilts back a $3000 gift, sharing $100 each with the workers. At Saratoga, Mrs Moore's extraordinary outfit featured $380,000 in lace and silk and $75,000 in diamonds, totaling $105,000 for one evening.
A correspondent notes no exaggeration in the bursting of the ee bubble with half a dozen nightly auction sales and a flag of distress seen across town. The Potter House hotel sank in early August as merchants seek cash at any sacrifice, raising questions about systemic financial strain.
A mosaic of notes on Java volcanic activity and its global impact, with data on crops and trade. Descriptions span Java climate, vegetation zones, and historical eruptions, plus accounts of a Rochester cyclone and a fireside storm tale from Willowemoc.
A sermon-themed reflection contrasts active heartfelt prayer with mere mechanical devotion citing God’s demand for total surrender. It likens salvation to a steadfast bridge whose tested strength mirrors divine truth and includes a Cardinal Manning comment on authority obedience and brotherhood as the core laws of civil life.
A clipped phrase from a 19th century column comments on visual type issues as Stomper not in the font triggers a world of strain and concern. The remark attributes the problem to advancing with it.
At Wisen Krupp's great gun manufactory compressed carbonic acid is used in making ice and seltzer water for workers.
A brief maxim notes that value comes from knowledge of use, claiming immeasurable wealth lies in those who know how to value and employ it effectively. It references a Goethe quotation about wisdom in resource use.
A Curiously mingled coastal life is described with farmers who sail. a court case over a highway defect tests measuring accuracy. A town officer’s measured hole distance is pivotal while a plaintiff relies on a single eyewitness known for precise eye judgment. The tale appears in a periodical excerpt bridging maritime work and rural life.
A crowd on the village grocery steps debates capital needs with each agreeing on seeking funds. The stranger prompts opinion and a man proposes investing 55,000 in bar soap towels barber gear and kicking machines before heading to the depot.
The correspondent explains the opera’s story and pantomime as clear and simple. A comic actor with painted spots pretends illness, uses a towel to remove blotches, and ends with cheers from his wife and friends. The writer notes an eight to ten show with a cliffhanger “To be continued” at the end.
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