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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1865
Page
3
The passage thanks Judge Welker for papers received and expresses trust in the representative to perform duties. It notes Welker’s placement on the Standing Committee on the District of Columbia and on Revolutionary Pensions, reflecting improved representation for the 14th District.
The Wayne County Musical Association will hold a four day convention in Smithville from December 26 with three sessions daily ending Saturday the 80th. Prof J William Suffern of Chicago will conduct. Tickets to convention and membership cost one dollar. Singers from a distance may contact Mr J H Lowry, Chairman of Reception. The event aims to raise musical culture among attendees.
Arcademe Hall hosted a well attended public meeting of the Association on Tuesday evening. Addresses by Col. Carr and Capt. McClure were praised as eloquent and well received. The Smith Family performed charming songs and the Union Silver Cornet Band played to the audience's delight. The Society seeks substantial encouragement for its grand noble objective.
Citizens urged to attend the Sixth Annual festival by Relief Co. No. 4 to support the firemen who guard property from flames. Program includes opening prayer, toasts, supper, auction of cakes with gold rings, and benediction. Proceeds fund uniforms. Also noting J F Barrett Co new arrangements continuing stove, tin, copper ware and grocery services with wide stock and low rates.
A cylindrical hollow iron sphere with a perforated sprinkler inside purportedly generates steam without a boiler. Water sprinkles under high heat, creating superheated vapor that drives a five horse power engine, with claimed 180 psi pressure and 40 bushels per hour output, saving about forty percent in fuel.
A historical reflection on printing and newspapers, tracing their spread, machinery, and social role. It discusses editors as moral stewards, the tension between doltish and sharp editors, and the press as a vital institution shaping public opinion and national freedom.
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