Wooster Fraternal Lodges and Local Attorneys Advertised
A crowded Wooster notice lists Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges with meeting days, officers, and halls, followed by a long column of local attorneys, notaries public, and public office listings. It includes references to area banks, board members, and business services.
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Atorney
Law
Wiakde Publi Square
Ataite
Wooster
McKouch
Torney At Law
Pfice Downing's
Upatalra
Public Square
Eettorney
East Liberty Strebt
Ohio
Jwoodworet
Child’s Block
Poat
M. Yocum
Yocum & Taggart
W. Cok
Executive Committee Names and Affiliations
The text lists names including CALVINA C. V. Harp Rapinson i. Di WaLlack J. O. Worsbrine and introduces an executive committee with M. C. Rovex CAV Faav and J. O. Noyentine.
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C. V. Harp
Rapinson i. di
W.W. Wallace
Tiure WaLlack
Worsbrine
J. O.noyentine
Rates and display terms for newspaper advertising
The notice outlines subscription costs of $1.00 per year and 91.25 for a term with a free sample copy. It details rates for gravnary atrgie column display, double column add-ons, and 50 to 75 percent extra for certain work. Local notices cost six cents per line, with higher charges for online orders, and marriage birth and death announcements are free when supplied by proper authority.
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Charisiof
Wal Herexit
Loca Notivazs
Enginees
Lego
Multi Church Services in Larwill Harting Area
Local churches in Larwill and Harting hold scheduled Sunday and midweek worship at various times. Evangeli cal, Lutheran, and Baptist congregations list morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and youth gatherings, inviting community participation.
Grape Culture Advancing Across Regions and Home Gardens
The article promotes widespread grape cultivation citing California's extensive vineyards, new hardy varieties like Concord and Ives Seedling, and the hope that every farmer can supply a four month grape harvest. It argues for home planting with simple trellis setups and basic fertilizers to improve family health and local markets.
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California
Ohio
Baer
Concord
Hartford
Ives
Divorce Desire Sparks Row Over Domestic Foe Fines
A determined woman in Patten’s block asks Major Huse for a divorce after ten years of alleged cruelty and social humiliations. She cites her husband’s constant fining of lodges and clubs and his odd behavior, including rants about Pope and nationalities, leaving her fed up and ready to leave. The Major notes most groups are reputable mutual aid societies, while she insists she will take care of herself. The piece ends with practical stump-removal advice from The Scientific American.
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Monkey
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Godde
Hope
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Merciful
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Herg
Mbst
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KR. A.W. LI
L. E. Toy
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Republicans
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Scientific American
Nature's defense of the helpless creatures across animal life
The article describes natural protective adaptations across species. It notes the varied camouflage of birds and fish and details the cuttlefish defense mechanism using a black inky fluid to create concealment against predators. It highlights the perpetual struggle for fire and survival shaping behaviors.
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Iitk
Origins and methods of ancient embalming practices
The article surveys historic motives for embalming including preserving honor and resisting natural decay, noting late 18th to 19th century interests. It mentions William Hunter and current practitioners like Sunlinds and Rubom y, and describes techniques aiming to maintain contour and color while minimizing damage, with references to Egyptian and Indian methods and petrifaction.
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William Hunter
Rubfomy
Heroni
London
Wheels and prayers from distant lands in old texts
A fragmented 19th century account describes Buddhist wheel devices used to accumulate merit by spinning barrels and wheels fed by wind or water. It notes monasteries with tall prayer flags and a temple wheel, plus a teacher’s tale of a girl’s swapped love story illustrating strong love rewarded.
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Buddhi
Teama
Soihat
Scotland
Represants PLC
Lama Templé
Harjesling
Himalayas
Scribner's Monthly
Friendship as Patience in Adversity
A fragment suggests the virtue of bearing with a friend’s infirmities. The statement emphasizes patience and fraternal support during weakness.
Miscellanequa Recipes And Quick Meal Tips
A column of home cooking notes describes baked sweet potatoes with beef or lamb, macaroni with tomato milk sauce, and tea cakes. It provides simple steps, measurements, and hints for busy households to prepare affordable meals and pickled vegetables.
Inflammability of greasy rags studied by French scientist
A French scientist tested oily rags to gauge fire risk. Cotton rags soaked in linseed olive or castor oils ignited at varying temps in a small box, while some oils did not ignite. The results stressed the need for careful disposal of oily waste around machinery.
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Anade Miller
Peratare
Sowing Fall Crops Requires Rich Soil and Best Seed
The article outlines farm practice for Septer sowing fall crops across the United States. It stresses soil richness, thorough plowing, harrowing, soil conditioning, and selecting the best seed even if pricier, to reduce crop failures and ensure a fertile seed bed.
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United States
Education over wealth as a child’s true wealth
The piece argues that parental effort should focus on a child’s education and moral training rather than leaving money. It warns that financial gifts without guidance can leave youths unequipped to swim in life. Proper schooling, moral development, and subservience to law are valued above Indies wealth.
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Tebcl
Ian
Indies
Vast bound volumes and odd geographies fill the clipping
The fragment lists 16 000 bound volumes with 900 raw books and cites egg consumption at 10 600 000 barrels yearly. It mentions an alligator killed near Walny Neyndan state library nt set rat ka and Green Lake Colorado as the highest lake at 10 255 feet. It notes California as a wine immigrant state with Italy like climate, and coins with pricing seen at 18 far ler. It references a muderer case in Kentucky and a measly tax on merchants with 120 000 000 dollars yearly. It closes with fisheries interest at 7 000 000 people and a 100 000 000 dollar annual product.
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United States
Walny Neyndan State Library
Ratka
Green Lake
Colorado
Clifornia
Italy
Fof
Piljra
Hater Acer
Ann Street
Hartford. i
United State Fisheries
Exist
Maine Sardines and a Fraudulent Imitation Claim
The passage describes Maine coastal industry where work on herring is done for sardines in olive oil style cans. It notes many factories mainly in Eastport and warns that the claim of olive oil sardines is false, calling it fraud and urging punishment. It cites rough processing methods, including child labor, and oiling and packing methods, and contends the product is not true sardines.
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Connecticut
Maine
Washington County
Eastport
Fragmented Dialect Fringe and Grumbling Waiter Banter
A garbled text fragment mixes Irish slang and comic miscommunications. The scene hints at conversations in a restaurant with grammatical slips, wandering accents, and a feuding tone about fashion and coffee, ending with a fragment about fear of a certain figure.
The Shaker Way of Life and Celibacy Practices
The Shakers abstain from alcohol and tobacco and largely avoid pork. Healthful living suggests a strong death rate, but celibacy moderates it. Men and women mingle openly, dormitories mix, and elders oversee youths. No private apartments except perhaps the elder, and beds consist of narrow forms.
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