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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1865
Page
2
An advertisement lists attorneys and notaries available for public service. It mentions John Y s, Marvin Wlexa, and W.C. Moor, with office hours around 9 o clock PM and routine citations from a distant location. The notice emphasizes ongoing availability for legal business in Wayne and neighboring counties.
A fragmented poem fragment evokes Weald and a yearning for a distant shore. The speaker references Fat Say shops, Happy Lowery strand, earthly afflictions, and a distant gleaming lead, in a dreamlike, unresolved voice.
The President's body arrived in Chicago May 1 viewed by at least 26 000 people. A large procession including veterans and religious ceremonies marked the Springfield burial site with a vault at Oak Ridge and a monument planned for the illustrious dead.
The 730e proclaims the end of the war as a triumph for the United States. The nation boasts overwhelming military and financial strength, touting massive military manpower and war funding. It notes European critics who doubted U S resolve now seeking to purchase bonds at premium as government stocks rise in demand.
John Walton, a young man in a rural ridge community, abandons old farming norms to study books and science. He digs trenches, drains land, saves liquids as compost, grafts orchards, and builds a thriving farm winning funds, praise, and respect from skeptical neighbors.
Baring recently obtained an upgraded job material for steam job printing, delivering a level of refinement rivaling any county office in Ohio. The enhancement promises sharper results and broader capabilities for local printers.
A Detroit man recalls a humorous tale about Andrew Johnson tied to a Tennessee governor. A blacksmith, serving as a Supreme Court judge, was gifted a full suit of clothes the governor had fashioned in his spare time. The anecdote ends with the governor explaining his silence as gratitude for the tailor-made gift.
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