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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1881
Page
2
The excerpt cites U S population totals and racial breakdowns then abruptly shifts to unrelated commentary on a Ben Hill event, obesity versus vanity, and a grand St. Petersburg procession. It also references a murder monarch and a funeral, but the text is fragmentary and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
A Detroit scene details a bunko scheme targeting a farmer on Woodward Avenue. The unlikely confrontation ends with the deceit exposed after the farmer, furious over missing pears, physically disciplines the young con man before bystanders intervene. The tale blends finagle with moral musings on virtue and self discipline.
Entertainment in sub-District No. 8 on March 11 and 12 drew many observers. The production "Broken Promises" impressed all with its quality, while "Mother's Fool" and "John Smith" drew laughs and praise. Alma E. Smith delivered a precise valedictory, and Frank Geisleman led a strong band performance.
The report notes visitations by Bull Akida and guests of Winthrop Summers. John and Chass Summerton departed Monday for Indiana seeking a safe journey. The Cornet Band performed lively tunes to entertain citizens on Saturday evening. Russia Warner and Jov Beal recover from lung fever, with J. W. Sheppard assisting in efforts that show ongoing success.
March 31 1881 report notes Allland and Mrs A W Matz ill but improving under proper care. Closing exercises of the low next Friday and the Entertain weather are mentioned as part of the events. Archie signs the brief item.
The article lauds linoleum as a superior floor covering made from finely ground cor solidified oil. It highlights its elegant designs and coloring, suitable for homes and public spaces, and notes genuine backs marked with Sinotrex, sold by carpet dealers.
An advertisement touts Henry's Carbolic Salve as the best cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers eczema salt rheum tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It warns that other products are counterfeits and lists a price of 25 cents.
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