17 Sep 1868
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1868
Page
1
A speaker reflects on guiding a group, balancing care with discipline. They describe teaching knowledge and seeking goodness, while prayer returns to self. The narrator plans to depart the old house in autumn, and laments missing the daily rituals, the group on the green, and morning flowers.
A Democrat versus Republican tax debate centers on who created national debt, who bears tax burdens, and the case for honoring Grant. The speaker defends Reconstruction costs, condemns taxation of labor, and urges continued Republican leadership to build railroads, schools, and churches while warning against the return of slavery-era politics.
A vivid scene of a quiet Sabbath in a New England village. Nature and birds dominate the day as all artificial sounds cease, people stay indoors, and the sun shines clear, with haylows and crows echoing in woods while the town rests in peaceful worship.
The early September window favors evergreen transplanting as soil warmth aids root establishment. Avoid drought by transporting after rain and thoroughly wetting roots. If dry, heavily mulch with decayed woods for moisture retention and water deeply. Do not bury roots deeper than before or use barnyard manure.
In a rural classroom Mr Rogsell frames a harsh lesson as Charlie Allen, praised for kindness, falls to a fatal accident caused by another boy’s carelessness. Charlie’s memory haunts the class and a later reckoning surfaces when a boy admits guilt, underscoring a lasting moral: never forget.
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