14 Aug 1889
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1889
Page
1
A jumble of archival notes describes contrived stage acts with a Tan Ye tone, a Van Dyke reference, and a chaotic zoo scene. It blends rehearsals with a mock Ark PIT tenor, bold fashion of the era, and stray mentions of an Alice Springs volcano rumor plus Indigenous commentary.
The article notes the official presidential flag with a blue field a white eagle and thirteen stars. It describes its historic design used since Washington and observed during Harrison's visit to New York. It then shifts to labor themes celebrating the spirit of labor and prayers, urging reverent work and moral duty.
A farmer refused two tramps entry to his dinner saying none would eat, while noting still warm food and bread on the table. The scene shifts to local life as whispers spread about the encounter and the town and nearby tradesmen react to the odd visit.
A New York tale warns of dangerous hair dyes and the harm from beauty experiments. An New Orleans girl dies after a facial remedy, and many plans for physical perfection endanger health.
The text discusses making paper adhere to metal by dipping metal in hot washing soda and scraping, enabling easy bonding. It also reports a court ruling allowing women to wear male attire in public if not disruptive, with the judge advising leniency and praising comfort over health.
The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled Sept 1 1921 that Kalakaua must repay 71000 plus interest after selling a opium license in the Sandwich Islands to a successor. Executors then sued Kalakaua's trustees to recover the funds, while Kalakaua urged removal of the Chinese.
An old advertisement extols sarsaparilla as a tonic that enhances vigor and vitality. It claims to strengthen the stomach, restore appetite, invigorate the kidneys and liver, refresh the body, and sharpen the mind for work.
An inflamed condition of the nasal lining causes acrid mucus tearing and burning. Severe sneezing and frequent inflammation accompany the symptoms.
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