20 May 1886
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1886
Page
1
A reflective verse contrasts a young boy's hopeful gaze with the burden of grief and the ideal of honesty. It extols an earnest, loving soul ready to face a world of joy and pain, suggesting that true value lies in fidelity and moral resilience through a life laden with struggle.
Message from creators stating rights reserved and publication terms for The jamood Letters. Publishers must contact Wooster Shite directly to negotiate sale under the contract with the newspaper.
In this continuing chapter, Elias Smith is subdued and handcuffed after a struggle with Mr. Dyer and Mr. Curtis. Sir Saville confronts him with forged papers linking him to a half million dollar receipt and a planned repayment deadline. Smith admits guilt under pressure and agrees to raise funds by tomorrow noon, amid threats of legal action and personal ruin.
Reuben Fisher is quite sick. John Stine has improved his lot with a new fence. Geo Landis Jr. returns from New York City. Chas Hodge Elliott returns to the University. Mrs Jacob Clippinger visited Wooster. Isaac Hoher ships a car load of sheep to New York. two more to follow. Mrs M H Murdock visited her mother in Wooster. Isaac Smith's new house progressing. W J Sharp in Springfield on business May 3. The Tile Co shipped a car load of tile to Boston.
Congress veteran fisherman Guy Micheal remains ahead after catching a German carp weighing two pounds two and a half ounces at Killbuck on Thursday. J F Simon recovers from a foot injury as wire fencing grows popular in Ourstown.
Cleveland Leader reports the first successful skin graft operation in Cleveland completed at Wooster University Hospital. Doctor Charles Merz grafted small skin pieces from healthy students’ arms onto the leg of a boy named Patsy, a charity patient, after months of treatment. The leg now shows new skin but remains tender as recovery continues.
A company of over 100 Washington scientists met at the Scottish Rite sanctuary on G street to form the Joseph Henry Council of the National Union. Officers include Prof G Brown Good as president and Prof H M Paul as vice president, with many U.S. Geological Survey and National Museum officials among them.
Salvation Oil billed as the greatest cure on earth for pain. Claims to relieve rheumatism nev or cuts bruises sprains quickly. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle and sold by all druggists.
The United States Land and Investment Company of 145 Broadway New York promotes 1000 First Mortgage 6 per cent 10-year bonds at 90 cash with installment features. Investors may receive a $100 gold bond after purchasing $50 in certificates plus bonuses and stock, with bonds secured by company property worth about 3 million dollars and cattle income projected at 20 percent after 6 percent bond payments.
Capt Coleman and his children suffered coughs while sailing between Atlantic City and New York. After using Dr King's New Discovery, all experienced instant relief and reduced chest soreness. The remedy is the household standard on board the schooner with free trials at Laubach & Boyd's drug store.
A vintage ad touts Electric Hitters as the best purveyor and regulator for liver inactivity Jaudice biliousness constipation and urinary disorders. It claims quick action with a money back guarantee and notes Laubach & Boyd sell the tonic for 50 cents a bottle.
Arantea Salve advertised as best for cuts boils sores and more with a money back guarantee priced at 25 cents a box sold by Laubach and Boyd. An unrelated paragraph promotes Ayer's Cathartic Pills as a universal purgative and health aid for various stomach and digestive issues.
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