12 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1877
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes show North Market Street area events and church listings. References include a Sabbath service, local notices, alarms, and community ads with scattered names, times, and places.
An aged display lists multiple medical practices and offices on North Market Street and nearby avenues. Names include Warner Todd, Jirestone and Son, and Geo Liggett with primary care and dental offerings.
A scattered notice describes veterinary services and medical outreach at various community sites. It mentions Dr. Verrier and other practitioners, weekly calls, and a focus on distance treatment and prompt response, with reference to training and headquarters at WPUSTRE.
Fragmented OCR shows names and addresses including East Pineuts Street and South Maree area along with references to sewer building work. Mentions indicate a list of residents or tradespeople such as J Cunningham and J Jones, with implied notices or advertisements tied to property or construction in the city.
A reflective poem recalls a mother fading over years and the family bearing the loss with quiet sorrow. It speaks of aching hearts and a farewell that comes with time.
General Stewart J. Woodford warns Mississippi students on public duty, education, and tolerance. He urges universal schooling, obedience to law, and respect for individual rights while condemning violence and intolerance. He emphasizes unity, liberty, and civic responsibility for the republic’s future.
The Usborne 2 yacht commanded by Hugh L. Pearsot departed Portsmouth for the Mediterranean last Monday and reached its moorings after a sea monster sighting. An officer described a six foot wide bullet shaped head and two 15 foot fins paddling like a turtle, possibly explained by a submarine volcano near Galitia. Separately, Rev Isaac Taylor spoke at the Victoria Institute on alphabet history tracing origins to Egyptian hieroglyphs and the Phoenician script, detailing letters and influences on modern alphabets.
In 1873 R C Hurd and associates organized the Hurd Iron and Coal Company to develop Perry county lands. General Thomas Ewing allegedly aided the owner and overcharged Hurd and partners, leading stockholders to sue to recover excess payments. The suit targets Ewing and son.
A Cambridge reader reflects on Mary Ann Moxon’s dog collar joke and Harvard boat crew members who used a turpentine insult to rebuke media curiosity. The piece argues the press cannot take a joke and compares reactions to the poodle’s collar prank.
In a Police Court a clean cut white youth named McFindgan and George Washington Jones, a dark skinned companion, argued details of a street scuffle. The judge dismissed George Washington, noting a ten dollar fine for striking, while clemency for the other was granted.
The text advocates cheerful living over brooding on hardship. It warns dejection offers no relief and urges prudent, proactive steps to seek remedies when distress strikes.
A Unitarian paper argues Mr Moody must convert to belief while a German free-thinker advocates a similar reform. The exchange highlights ongoing religious controversy and cross national perspectives within reformist discourse.
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