Fraternal and professional listings fill Wooster pages
A dense advertisement page lists numerous lodges and fraternal orders in Wooster Ohio, including Ebenezer Lodge, Rising Star Lodge No. 22, Morning Star Lodge, and Moriah Temple of Honor, with meeting days. It also provides local attorneys offices, the National Bank of Wooster, merchants, and suppliers like Belenda, shoe shops, and nurseries on Liberty and Buckeye streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s
Zimmérman’s Block
Pregsong Recorder
Order of the
Froz
Red Men’s
Hest
ExNou Ebenezer Lodge
Mubuu
Wooster Lodge
Felday
Jacob's
Killbuck
Kainer
Uncas Tribe
J. K
Sachem
Jj Kavrrwan
Chiefy Records
Teve
H. Kityyaan
Moriah Temple OF Honor
Lawuxn Humritex
Worthy Kebordyer
Canaan
Wah
C. Axmerkog
Downing Block
Ngrthenet
Public Square
Wooster
Ohio
Q. Jeffries
A. W
Woouuter
John. Nohr
Ae Public
W. S. Ork. s.Waide Public Square
Taka
Roading
P. Ruaicn
Prest
Curtis Y. Hago
Cashier
Batton Bry
Belenda
Hooke
W. Cor
Buckeye Ap
Liberty Ts
Wooster, OG
Hooth & Shoes
Local Wooster ads blend merchants and services in one store
Page compiles a dense, 19th century Wooster advertisement section with listings for subscription rates, printing services, legal notices, hotels, jewelry, musical instruments, physicians, insurance, a business college, and a bustling Four-Corners Store offering groceries hardware dry goods and post office services. It weaves in anecdotes about pricing and a East Coast purchasing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutter
Thast
Shaw
New York
Hal
Delamne
High
Detroit
Nickel and nickel alloys in ancient and modern use
Nickel’s history spans ancient India and China through Saxony and Sweden to modern coinage. The metal, hard and magnetic yet weldless, was used in plating and later rolled into plates for flatware. Nickel bronzes and silicates expand applications in industry and currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Europe
Cronatat
Saxony
Chatim
Colin
Lancaster
le Motte
Colorado
New Mexico
Sweden
New Caledonians
Switzerland
United States
Belgium
Germany
Sata
Jamaica
France
Local Churches Calendar and Service Times
A condensed list of church services and meeting times across multiple congregations. Highlights include Trinity Methodist services at 11 am and 1 pm with Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm, First Presbyterian and United Presbyterian gatherings, Long list of denominational meetings, and prayer sessions on Wednesday evenings with Young People meetings and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. R
Tole
Trowbridge
Mouroevidle
Norwalk
JO Wu
Isa Hartland
Jarkateld
Brihte Ab
Mefiington Ll
Spencece Ofa
Tani
Pin Ole
Crerten
Um Saithville Lz
OU Girville Vy
Ny Burton
Norw
Lovaland
Toledo
Accip
Marietesa
Zoar
Sam
Bolivar
Navarre
Maacilon
Sippo Dalton
Orrville
Burton
City
Smithville
Creston
Lodi Oo
Spencer
Wellington
Clarksfeld Bright U
Harthind Jl
Er NorwalkJe
Wornerville
Bellevuve
Clyde
Fremont
NU Mhlwaoy
Qak Marler
LineStone
Hix
Trowbridge If
ATI Nttna
Curdue
A Wardens
Balleyn
Lo NS
Ironville
Haro Norwalk
Ain
Norwalkie
Sun
Mla
Broadway
Brooklyn
Willow
Independence
Tinker's Cree
Daly
St Brecksville
Boston Aenes
Peninsula
Everett
LOY
Hawking * Y
Botzain
East Akron
Kramroy
Vuluntown
Greentown Lu
Syie
Berlin
Ike Park
Nucarawas
Canton
Oing North
Ate Sun
MPM
Tuacarawes Ave
Lake Par
New Berlin Eee
Wit
Greentown
Uniontown
Krumroy
Akron
OU Botzain
Hawkins
Boston
Brockaville Hae IV Sry
Tinker'’s Creek
Brosdwa
Clevelan
Mmn
Clévéland
Strau
Trinity M
Srucxina
Wisbiglek
M. K
N.S
James Ple
Alba Peeten
W.m
Gud
United Presleyterian
Vip A
Walla D. D
Muster, North Meyer Bt
Eames ci Bethany
North Market
Carwill
Bervites
Oldest newspaper copy found at Heidelberg University
A fragmentary record describes a copy printed by John Carolus of Atrasburg dated 1000 in the Heidelberg library. The quarto volume notes long delays for letters from Rome Venice and Vienna and mentions a Galileo telescope. It reports a bloody character and confessions of criminals, with a Prague-born crew of eighty and fourteen people cast into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Heidelberg
John Carolus
Atrasburg
Rome
Yente
Venice
Vienna
Galileo
Sotigty
Prague
Is Life Worth Living Answer Dependent on the Liver
A witty remark appears in a contemporary piece titled Is Life worth Living revealing the answer It depends on the liver. The quip plays on medical humor about liver health and existential reflections.
Weed control and seed purity for farmers
The article urges farmers to care about weed invasion in fields and gardens, stressing sowing pure seeds and eradicating weeds quickly before they seed. It notes perennials are harder to control but easier when young, recommending frequent cutting and digging by roots when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roolsj
Forfeit Games and Charcoal Uses in Odd Assembly
A quirky set of forfeits is described, including placing a paper in a doorway and touching hands, using chairs as barriers, and asking impossible questions. The text also notes charcoal’s medical and disinfection uses, detailing its ability to relieve headaches, absorb odors, purify foul water, and aid wounds when applied as a charcoal paste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ond
Pushaschal
Anne
Itfon
Contested Home Remedies for Diphtheria Reported
A mother with six children describes folk cures for diphtheria including pork fat applied with kerosene and flannel, onion poultices, and a spicy tomato mixture. The article notes these measures as unverified and cautions against chilling the patient.
A Deadly Tornado Wipes Out Town and Rail Link
A devastating storm destroyed St. Joseph Florida and nearby rail facilities cutting western Florida and southern Georgia from Mississippis rail network. Homes were abandoned and fever struck survivors. The community suffered as tracks were torn up and structures leveled by the disaster. A local church's donation boxes were emptied after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Iola
Georgia
Mississipp
Atlantic
Buying a Horse: Conformation and Age Clues from the Jockeys
A Rural New Yorker article advises careful horse inspection before purchase. It covers stance, hoof health, pastern length, footwork, and signs of lameness. It discusses eye motion, tail set, and age estimation by dentition, noting tricks used to hide flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorken
Blunders and Absurdities in Art Across Historical Paintings
A critic catalogs numerous misrepresentations in old paintings including Adam and Eve with era inappropriate attire, Capuchin processions with errors, a patriarch with a pistol, and mismatched figures such as a black foot beside white feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eady
Spain
Anno Verrio
Godfrey Kyheller
May
Tora
Christ
Toledo
Houghto Hall
T. Brel
Stephen
le Sceus
Rubens
Benrg
Vi Council
Bread Making in Spain and Health Fads
Describes Spanish bread production with mule powered grinding, three sieves, and large communal kneading by workers and their families. Also humorously critiques a health fanatic who pursues extreme dieting, pompous habits, and a cautionary tale of a photograph request tied to a card deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Egypt
Bady
Wisdom and folly in life and time
A reflective meditation on appearance versus substance, patience, and how to use life wisely. The piece contrasts happiness to sunbeams and adversity to rain, warns against vanity, and urges prudent living within limits while acknowledging human frailties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatnay Cove
Lux
Hialmariage
Agnosticism and the agnostics defined in debates
A correspondent argues about the term agnosticism as used in Pan Presbyterian Council debates. Prof Huxtley’s definition frames agnostics as those who neither affirm nor deny God and immortality, yet often act as zealously as believers or atheists in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Presbyterian Council
Philadelphia
Huxtley
Howev
New York World
Sound and Spelling Rite Tale Summary
A fragmented archaic narrative portrays a rough scene with a wounded hero, a frightened belle, and a mysterious Kernal figure. The tale hints at danger, a difficult departure, and emotional tension as the characters interact amid a rural setting.
Earth death toll and cycles of life described
A historical article fragment discusses vast global death figures and the cycle of life from plants to animals to humans. It explains decomposition returning matter to the environment and the ongoing exchange of nutrients through ecosystems since humans first occupied the Earth.
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Cleveland, Akron & Columbis
Gr’s Hall
West Liberty Street
Wopater
Wrorneys
R. Bonewitz
J. H.taylos
W. Liberty Ut
George Brauneck
North Gernan Lloyd Steamer
N. W
D T.downig
Sodcigity
Probate
Wood “Roon and Shires
East Liberty At
Court House
Acc
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P.M
Cleveland
Eae Hudson
Hoga Falls
New Fortage
Cloton Iy
Warwigk
Eocherie
Orrin
Apd Heer
Fra
Oricks Tm
Holmesvi Hee Accm
Millersburg
UW Buck
Blacks'revk
Gann BS
Nanville
Gambler
Vernon
Tas
Ranga
Mt. dAburty
Centerbury
Condit
Sunbury
Galong
Weaterville
Columbus
P. M
Falls
Ib Akron
Gann Sreok
Anyitle
Eran
Ip Muorty
Uenteru Ss
Islega Sa
Wester Rle
Columbus Os
the Bayne Lo. Herald
Uiyance
Marti Om
Oscars
Vd. Onl
Vin Coal Dealer
Leyve
Ewe Bs Aik
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Brutaal Vay Gouds
Thingie
Maddy Peet
Liberty
Wouter
Hid
Ransukanc CH. Es General Ag API
He Co
Mu al Ins. Co
South Warket St. Furn
Geitgey
Orxaé
Jor
Beullewe
Liblrtycat
Wooted
Afen
Spear & Son
Folusale & Metall Dewlere and Undertakers
Liberty At
Wooster U
Laurngr
Vhin
Central
E. Malsheimer
Central House
Med
Cary
Eastern House
N. Kewren
Eres
Liberty and
Beaver Streets
Hia
Tral House
Smituville
UO Leyi
Sinithyville
E.@HATELAIN
Ste
E. Aide Public Square
Wooxter
Shirley
Wesler
Bucacye
Thomas
Ouster
Ship Vey
Lilienthal
Cluenati College of Music
Theore
John Hit Thomas
Kudlofr
Amur
Mipids Bs
E. . Hard & Cb
M. K. Hard
Mily Atepromas
Diamond Alfey , Wooster
J. & Barrett
M.D
Davee
E. of
Po. du B
Liberty Wooster
W. Firestone
Whystein Corner N Market
N. Market St. Tobes
Warren
Red Front Wooster
Ooster Business College
B. Walter
Prinicipal
Illinois
Try
Wes
Risa
Arcady
Four-Corners
Conan
Ciiirdoal
Thuy
Brea Making
New York Herald
Kernel
Kertle
Yung
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