18 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1890
Page
1
Fragmented OCR snippet shows an advertising rate table with numbers and prices. It references entries like 170 2001 and various dollar amounts but lacks clear context or readable entities to form a full event or notice.
A crowded Opera House witnessed the class of thirty four graduates receive diplomas after speeches and poems. Supt Lversole presided as teachers and students showcased Salutatory themes and essays on life, memory, thoughts, and nations.
A long column reviews student speeches, essays, and recitations from Wooster High School. It notes performances by Alice Logue, Childe, Parsons, and others, with praise for civic themes and a Winter term program culminating in a Cesar Social and class activities.
The article reflects on the class of No ig jcomposed from twenty nine girls and five boys. It notes the girls wear lawn dresses and the boys are praised yet not fully known. Enrollment grew from 17 in 1867 to 46 in the second year and promises a notable second year.
The article sketches cultural figures like Isabel Onyder and William Siover, with Chas Tedice in New York periodicals, while a Alaska expedition trips through untamed terrain. It notes translators Grace and Dora preparing Greek and Latin works, Nettie Childs revived in name, and Mary Kingsley’s fragile health as the steamer Viowe sails to Europe with notable passengers.
Fragmentary text attributes praise to a well known fan and discusses a medicine described as a standard, noting its merit and cures. The garbled excerpt mentions alternatives, routes, and supposed unrivaled effectiveness without coherent context or identifiable names.
A fragmented notice touts a root and leaf remedy from Dr Has Lange said to cure constipation when combined with herbs. It claims benefits for headaches blood liver kidneys and complexion and notes druggists sell it for a cent or so.
A Michigan Central Railroad employee at Augusta Michigan wins a case after a seven year contest. The case involves health issues from impure medical substances and a public announcement notes the employee’s condition and the remedy claimed. The record mentions Lara Lee as agent and the medicine sold by Detroit area druggists.
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