Conscience as the Key to Character in University Life
A speech urges students to adopt conscientiousness as the core aim of education, grounding it in the majesty of conscience and the will of God. It stresses forming a deep, intelligent purpose, facing opposition, and practicing conscience in small daily acts to build steadfast character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
toNeal
Moses
Phecy
God
Fricon
Rome
Belwrefie
James
Jerusalem
Gaapiye
Wigan
Christ
Satan
Goj
Ohio Penitentiary Brooms Spark Statewide Trade Clash
Ohio Penitentiary managers shift to broom and harness sales to dealers, undercutting local Columbus makers. A traveling pen salesman offered wares below cost, including hearth brooms bought by Mr. Boggs for samples to expose alleged Democratic incompetence. The piece notes taxpayers cover the deficit from private pockets and labels the practice as harmful to labor and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Penitentiary
M. Boggs
Auzette
Sciuto Gazette
Chillicothe
Hoadly Opposes Soldiers Rights and Burial Bill
The piece attacks Governor Woadly for opposing soldiers and ignores their contributions. It notes House bill No. 121, 1484 Ohio burial aid for indigent soldiers, led by Republican W.S. Matthews and later passed in Pennsylvania, suggesting Hloadly would have vetoed such measures if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W.S. Matthews
Iallia
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Mathews
Hloadly
Conference Appointments in Wooster District by North Ohio
The North Ohio Conference completed its annual meeting at Berea Ohio naming Wooster District pastors led by Elvera Persons as P E and listing assignments such as Apple Creek Millsburg Dover Canal Fulton and Wagar along with other clergy to several towns. The report also notes Rev Geo W Pepper moving from Trinity M E Church to Ashland and ends with a homes motto about family life and providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Wooster
North Ohio Conference
Berea
Ohio
Elvera Persons
E Apple
Reek
Y Mills
Burbahk
Aete
Hee
Wagar
Dover
Buxton Canal
Fulton
E.L. Warner Daltoch
Ayn Rae
Athe
Henre
Smith Peach Chan
R. L
Wiledsburgi
Uf T. Hope v
Raddick Nashvel
Mseukhe Snyder New Portage
Brush Old Town
Eid
Barnet
Barnet Orrvilla
Wolfe Bevilla
Ee ” Sonn
Hithworth Shreve
Hantsberger Wadsworth
Gee of
Squire Wilmot - Ee
C. M Gay Wipate Chiure
Géo, Mather
J. L. Shruik
Mt. Union College
Trinity Ee
Wilmot Quarterly Conference
G. W. Collier
U. S A
Geo. W. Pepper
Trinity M. E. Ureh
Ashland
Steam Job Printing Office Offers Wide Range of Supplies
The establishment advertises fitments in aj style equal to Leist country offer in 9 with 38B9 assurances. It provides latest styles of Type Borsters and all facilities for any job work, plus a stock of Cards Paper Envelopes Tags and Address Labels ready for rapid supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
The text promotes King’s New Discovery as a cure for consumption and throat lung ailments and offers a free trial bottle. It claims quick relief for coughs colds bronchitis asthma hoarseness and lung conditions. It also notes a legal verdict of 85 000 damages won by Mrs. Lee against the Chicago and Alton Railroad over a fatal railroad crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Laubach & Boyd's
Lee
Iness
Vincenns
Ind
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Local Men Speak On Medical Treatments And New Factory Jobs
Edward Stepherd of Harrisburg reports relief from electric remedies and Bucklen's Amine Salve after doctors warned of possible bone decay. Electric Bitters cost four cents a bottle and Bucklen's Salve two pence per box at Laubach and Boyd's drug store. Twelve Pittsburgh glass factories resume after summer shut down, employing two thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Culverwell
Culverwell Medical Co
Ann St
New York
P. O. Box
Edward Stepherd
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Fragmented 19th Century Advertisements and Brief Notices
A mixed tally of items appears: hair tonic claims by Parker's, a Worcester murder attempt report, medical cures and remedies including Mishler's Serb Hitterh, and a Kenton farmer’s note lift gone wrong. The fragmentary text reflects late 19th or early 20th century advertising and local notices with scattered personal misfortunes.
Pain relief and a bank fire in a fragmented news brief
A Philadelphia man touts St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and pain relief. A town in Indiana faced a bank suspension after fraudulent warrants blocked doors and a bank failure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised. A boiler explosion at Crockett’s Bluff Tennessee injures a fireman and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngn, Ind
Jennings County Bank
Mont— Price
Crockett's Bluff
Tennessee
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Wonster Reepwblion
Hiuato
Wks
ACU PL
Teffries
Patents
Wayne County
United States
Omice
South West Side Public Square
Ross W. Funck
Court House
Harding & Cos
Ss. BR. Bonewitz
S. Dowell
Johnson
Public Square
S. B. Eason
Omece
Uiopal Bank
Zinmerman’s Block
Woostbury
Hod Bo.eason
Attorneys AT Law
Zimmerman’s
Wooster, OK
A.A. Ingram
TAW
John McSwedney, Jr
Wooler
A. Wayl
James Jeffery
West Salem
Wayne
I Q. Jefferies
Ptorney Aglaw Omvier
Straits
Root
Joby Jeffrtes
Kimber
Kimber & Yost
Feel J. Mitlons
Wailthic
DT Mullins Joun
Mc Baie
Mullins, McBride& Mullins
Attorneys-Au Law
Liberty Street
Gust Office
A.A. M'Clune
Martin J. Smyser
McClure & Amyser
ATLAW
W Quster
O . Witt
McSweifny & Parsons
Attorness
Newairk
Wooster O
South Market St
Bachange Bank
Hirau B. Swartz
Solleitor
Powhing
Hogs
Alfred J. Thomas
Law Wooster
Orrink
Secnad
Jackson's Bublddigg
Amlids Wiley
John C M'Ntarrads
Wiley & Wclarlan
Offier
Postatica East
Woodsieonth
Avlorneys AT Law Omce
East Literty Street
Postofice
Amt
M.ye
Woorter
OTTO
Mublin Square
RN. Warren
J. Dalzelle Alexander, M. DD
Logan & Myers
Rice
Job
Barrett
MY. D
Sulageon
Eye
Omee
Tighe
The
Archer Hijuse
South Buckeye Street
Dre. Lo & Wlw. Blrestone
North Market Street
John A. Gann
Episcopal Garren
Ztoy Goam
Pom
Ftadp
gRyl
HW. A. Hart
A. Wuwpilrey
A. H
Omeoe
Shibley & Bro
Cor Public Square
North
Buckeye Street
Jerry Fug
Geo. Lignett
Kampanum
Postonice
North Market
Trinity M E.church Wooster
Roller & Wilson
South Market Street
KE. Quintly
Supenor
Robison & Mateer
Oflcos
Glep m
Materb
Jullam Stoop
N. Market St
M. Shaffer Ffice
Laubach & Bevard's
Wilice
James B. Taylor
Otte Over Quinby Bros’ Shoe Store
Emporium Building
East Liberty Street
Wooster, Otto. Ly
Todd
Yocum
RB. J
Cunningham
D.S. Offic
Nango Street
J. Jones
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Ial
Erver
National Sank
Ogden’s. Wma Booster
A W. Blackburn
Post Office
Ea Rmrake
the Sturtevant Lumber Company
Union Association
Sturtevant Lumber Co
FRY Manufac'ng Co
Federal OT
Allegheny
Fry Manufacturing Co
Jennie Brown
Davis Ave
Mary C Donnell
Fulton St
Fry Iffy. Co
Genits
Fry
James Donnelly
Livery Stable
Arch Street
Merchornis
Clerha
Eneulsr
Automatic Pen CO
Norwich
Conn
D.w.bechtel
White Front
S.E. Cor. Pub
Hio State University
Jere Era
W. ME Scott
Square
Cc. W. McClure
Will Beresford
Liberty St
Archer Hou
Se, Shio
Buckien
Laubach & Boyd
Bre
Richard Ford
Bryant
Eli Castor
Wesley Hatina
W. LH [Martin
Hoadly
Mhotto
William JL Taylor
Worcester
Mass
Ohio Depot
Joan D. Park & Sons
Cincinnati
Henry Arthur & Coj
New York City
Fort Wayne
Mishler
John R $Mith
Kenton
S. W. Benerman
Philadelphia
Npoles al Hardware
St. Jacobs
Hood
Bureau of Rage
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