28 Aug 1884
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1884
Page
1
Poetic reflection on fate and gender roles, widowhood and motherhood, and the burden carried by women. The speaker recalls a past love and contemplates what might have been, seeking guidance and solace in faith while awaiting heavenly knowledge.
Governor Cleveland's August letter accepts the Democratic nomination and endorses the party platform, arguing government by the people requires reform. He calls for civil service reform, limits on patronage, and a simple honest administration, while warning against corruption and concealed political deals.
From Indianapolis August 30 1884 Ex Governor Thomas A Hendricks acknowledges receipt of the Chicago Democratic Convention nomination for Vice President. He says he neither expected nor desired the honor but will abide by the country’s judgment and endorses the convention’s principles. He signs as A Hendricks.
A South traveler's dinner invitation leads Lew Campbell to respond with a nervous request for a blessing. The host prompts him, and Campbell and all guests bow their heads as he whispers for mercy on the meal.
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In coming weeks a Pennsylvania Company plan will reroute heavy trains away from the steep Homewood Beaver Falls and Damascus grade to the New Brighton route via New Castle through Wampum to the Lawrence branch and Alliance, Niles & Ashtabula road. That allows one engine to do the work of two and increases speed, pleasing the company but angering Beaver Valley stockholders led by the Crawfords of New Castle and Wm J Scott of Erie who cite breach of contract and seek legal remedies.
Mr E Springer of Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania writes of suffering a lung fever and abscesses that left him a walking skeleton. He tried a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and bought a dollar bottle after it helped him regain health. After three bottles he gained 48 pounds and full appetite. Call Laubach & Donnelly's drug store for a free trial bottle and large bottles priced at $1.00.
Reports from the Agricultural Department in Washington show that crop conditions in Ohio are broadly improving. Officials say the overall agricultural situation appears encouraging, with signs of steady yield potential and favorable progress across key crops.
Description of kidney role as nature’s sluice way for excess fluids and impurities. Kidney-Wort is promoted as a natural assistant to strengthen the kidneys and encourage healthy action to aid recovery and long term wellbeing.
An immense mass meeting in Iowa City Iowa led to the establishment of a law and order organization aimed at pursuing charges against the ring leaders of the recent mob. The assembly mobilizes local residents and authorities to restore public order following the incident.
A vintage column mixes health ads with a bank receivership filing. It mentions Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for impure blood, a Hop Plaster, and a Massachusetts ex Governor commenting on Butler’s candidacy as revenge for Democratic National Convention treatment.
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