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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1891
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from a Wheeling printing office page discusses delivery by carriers and weekly payments, mentions obituaries and notices, and veers into political commentary about banks and European corn. The legible portions reference delivery terms, postpaid postage, and some patriotic or editorial remarks without clear events or dates.
A Boston Herald column argues for introducing the typewriter into public schools to test spelling, punctuation, and English, claiming it can raise standards and speed up learning. Critics fear expense, maintenance, and access for families. the piece weighs potential educational gains against cost barriers.
A patient recounts severe rheumatism and scrofula beginning in adolescence, years of illness, and dramatic recovery after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. After six bottles, health improved, first returned to work, and he remains well at age twenty. 100 Doses One Dollar.
The Wayne City Council Police Committee met last evening at City Hall to hear a report on a new police ordinance and its rules. The main document sets police department structure, duties, discipline, and reporting while the separate rules regulate meetings, private service, warrant handling, and officer conduct. Chief Delbrugge attended, notes were taken, and suggestions will be submitted before the ordinance goes to Council Tuesday night.
A compilation of social notices and travel by residents: Sauiko read the funeral of Mrs Low in Pittsburg. George W. Connell of Tappan & Connell photographers returned from Newark after voting. Steve W. Rice from Wheeling attends to Wheeling company interests. Numerous brief moves, arrivals, and local happenings across Clarkaburg, Faranoxt, Mannington, Parkersburg, and Wheeling.
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