24 Nov 1853
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1853
Page
1
Advice on soothing infants to sleep emphasizes gentle motion optional, avoid rocking after sleep, protect eyes with light, cover faces to aid breathing, and use side sleeping for young babies. Keep rooms airy, ensure warm but not overheated clothing, and consider beds near mothers in colder seasons.
A fragmented excerpt contrasts life scenes with a mother and child near dawn, then shifts to a Western Plow Boy column advising a farmer’s life. It argues farming offers health longevity, steady wealth, and civic value, while other professions risk hardship.
An Excerpt notes a distinguished Army officer's death hastened by prolonged drinking. It laments how mothers, fathers, wives, and children suffer as a noble life is wrecked by intemperance, asking who truly bears the blame for such ruin.
A Creek leader sought a land warrant for his service and an attorney agreed to a half-worth fee. The Indian could not name battles, claiming to have fought under a grand general and to have fired at General Jackson repeatedly, revealing vague claims and a risky pursuit of the warrant.
A young local attorney lost a $200 wallet and notes on a ride. He advertised a reward in the Republican, and a thief sent a letter claiming the finders’ “fitsom” for the property. The note hints at proper endorsements and possible collection of the papers.
The Mormon governor Brigham Young lectures advocate immediate death for thieves caught on premises to stop theft in Utah. He claims he would never strike a man but would use his tongue to enforce order and urges others to do likewise.
The Deseret News reports Indian incidents in Utah Territory including Hatton’s death by Pawnee in Fillmore, five Indians killed at Manti, and ongoing cattle theft. Emigration to finish by mid October. frost on low lands but not on high table lands. the wall around temple block advances. church leadership votes on city wall plans and land boundaries. quiet among Saints with occasional thefts and early frost effects.
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