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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
4
A dense religious tract discussion outlines views on the Holy Spirit, grace, and the resurrection, arguing the soul, not the body, rises. critiques common Christian doctrines. and surveys millennial expectations and final judgment with references to Scripture and Millennial Dawn.
A brief humorous note from the Somerville Journal recalls how two long-separated married men greet with a question about their oldest child. The quip highlights how time passes and ages drift in conversation.
Proceedings show final accounts and hearings in the estate matters of Joseph H. Larwill James Collier and others with hearings set for Oct 3 and Oct 23. Insanity adjudication for James Collier and wardship actions for Edward Underwood Ethel Hollinger Eva Dentler and minor Ira Stoll. Bond sums and real estate sales approvals noted.
Historical notes recount shifts in dress at Cambridge and Oxford with trousers banned in chapel at Trinity and St Johns until 1912 while Oxford granted the right to wear pants in 1810. Citations mention 1815 scholar William Phelpa observing pantaloons and white waistcoats and 1847 reports of senior fellows appearing in black shorts.
Rev J M Lockhart preached his first sermon as pastor at First Baptist Church Sunday morning from the text He brought him unto Jeans with the subject Sous Winning the chief work of the Church The discourse was described as able and scholarly.
A Toledo advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by toils Catarrh Cure. It states the product is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous membranes. The notice lists wholesale druggists and claims testimonials support the cure.
Lydia Wall as executrix of Samuel Wall files an adlion against Chas Deneke and the Akron board of education to collect a Lorain county common pleas judgment of 200.85 dollars. She alleges the board owes Deneke 1,300 dollars for a portable building at Henry school and seeks an injunction to stop further payments until the judgment is satisfied.
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