14 Jan 1875
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1875
Page
1
In a vivid scene from a Washington correspondence in the Boston Globe, Fred’s bride Ilona captivates with perfect costume and dimples, while the Colonel’s son and his father share quiet affection. A tender glimpse into a family at ease within social circles.
The text argues that control of thought is essential for progress. It contrasts strong minds with weak ones, urging steady concentration, persistent focus, and deliberate analysis of subjects to organize ideas and avoid wasted effort. It emphasizes disciplined practice in holding attention and connecting parts of a topic.
A man scarce had skills or friends yet endures poverty and illness. He seeks work, finds a farm family, learns duty, and falls in love with Hattie Royston. A sudden uncle's fortune arrives as they marry, sealing their hopeful future.
Sidney Coster rejects idle wealth and proclaims he will work to earn a living. Hartshorn and others mock the idea as Coster defends dignity and vows to avoid deception or reliance on wealth. The scene mocks aristocratic indolence and foreshadows a life changed by labor.
A moral plea urges parents to avoid frightening children with threats and to speak truthfully. It argues against sugar myths and bitter medicines, promoting honesty, clean air, exercise, and frankness about medicine to build a truthful next generation.
Washington correspondent notes a girl’s dilemma when a gentleman who invited her to a New Year visit fails to return. The essay argues modest politeness may be mistaken for interest, while girls’ restraint can provoke the suitor to pursue more, and that few men need encouragement from timid lads.
An introspective piece explores the persistence of love beyond novelty, noting how initial flutter fades while true attachment can endure through fevered anxieties and quarrels. It contrasts two paths of love, one short and withering, the other fertile and lasting, offering a thoughtful meditation on lasting bond.
The line quotes Edmund Spenser's playful observation on winter arriving clothed in frieze. It highlights the poet’s wit as he links seasonal imagery with a fabric term.
The Lorain County sheriff serves summons on the Oberlin News proprietors as Valentine Hedybrand sues for 4000 to 5000 dollars. The paper defends its exposure of local frauds and asserts public duty, noting journalists face hardship but continue reporting to warn the community.
The fragment offers moral maxims on folly, diligence, friendship, deceit, benevolence, contentment, happiness, and repentance. It pairs reflections on riches, work, and human behavior with scattered phrases about life, reverence, and the search for meaning.
Privates Harrington and Roth and Scouts Chap men and Dixon of General Miles command were ambushed by 120 Indians. They held a shallow trench through a night of rain and gunfire, repelling charges with revolvers and one cartridge, as a dying comrade propped upright to lift morale. General Miles praised their gallantry in dispatches and War Department recognition followed.
The guidance covers seed quality and depth, recommending plump oily seed and a two inch depth. It notes drilling is cheaper than broadcasting, with one bushel per acre drilled or two by broadcasting. Best sowing window is mid September to late October and rolling aids establishment. For flour use when grain hardens. for seed wait until hardening.
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