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19 Jul 1855
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Wooster Republican in Wooster, Ohio
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1855
Page
1
The Shooting Star and a Narrow Escape at Sea
A first person narrator recalls a perilous night at sea during a November crossing. In a small jolly-boat with one oar and no plug, a missing signal light, a sinking boat, and the threat of death loom as a shooting star seems to mark a moment of hope before the dawn. The memory centers on loss, a missing mother, and the danger faced with two other men aboard.
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Ben
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Webster
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Ravin
Pyost
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Passage on a New Haven steamboat departure and wedding chaos
In New York harbor a steamboat departs leaving a distraught Yankee behind his bride newly wed the diversion ends with the couple reuniting aboard as the ship moves, amid a whirl of passengers and urgent farewells. The piece wanders into poetry, local lore, and moral reflections on family and Union.
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New Haven
Larry Ann
New York City
Ron
Larry
Sabbath Day Conversation of a Child
A fragmentary 19th century style dialogue shows a child discussing the Sabbath with his mother and mentioning keeping it holy. The text contains repeated garbled phrases and misread names, reflecting OCR-like corruption of the period language and names.
Women and Men as Souls in Modern Society
An essay argues for gender equality and full woman’s rights, calling for men to grant elective franchise property rights and public speech, and to abandon Oriental regressive notions. It stresses women’s evolving roles, the need for mutual respect, and the unity of soul between genders.
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Israel
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Diana
Margaret Pullers
Men and women equally averse to abstract knowledge
The passage argues both sexes dislike abstract knowledge though men are more driven by professional demands. It notes that many resist sustained study, seeking quick knowledge through social activity or busy life, and that motivation is needed to persist in learning.
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Blind Huber
Spurious Velocity Comparisons in Historic Text
The excerpt lists exaggerated speeds for various objects from ship motion to celestial bodies, then abruptly compares human thought speed to these scales. It reads as a wandering, speculative measure of speed rather than a coherent report.
A Good Woman’s Enduring Youth Through Virtue
A historic reflection extols benevolence and virtue as the true source of perpetual youth. It argues that kindness and mercy keep a woman lively and admired, while advising young women to shun fashion and folly to retain inner beauty.
Cash versus credit in Tempt era prose
A satirical piece argues cash is practical and stable while credit brings risk and romance. The narrator warns against trusting pass-books and fancy terms, favoring cash’s straightforward value with simple meals and tangible purchases. The style imitates old dime‑store advice with humorous imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
Credit
Fragmentary Political Musing on Travel and Trust
The passage discusses direction and purpose in travel and politics. It notes fourteen presidents and classifies them by profession, counting lawyers and soldiers, and argues that confidence and deliberation matter while warning that haste can lead astray. It reflects on loyalty, skepticism, and the duty to serve.
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