Add to ORKGThe paper begins with a call for subscribers to pay their dues and with an announcement of State Field Day to be held at Ohio State University. There is a section near the beginning detailing the importance of the Index, the college yearbook, and the publishing of the year\u27s edition. There\u27s a short description of the New York State Legislature\u27s University Extension bill. A performance of Pinafore by the Wooster Opera Company is discussed. Various writings and sonnets are included.https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1890-1900/1027/thumbnail.jp
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An Epoch Marking Day, is about the celebration of Color Day and its festivities that included decor...
The Minstrels, is about the Fifth Biennial College Minstrels coming to perform. In Peace Contest, ...
The Editorial section discusses the beginnings of Commencement Week on campus, as well as how the ...
This newspaper includes the program for the Twenty-First Annual Commencement, which begins on June 1...
The Editorial describes a rally of the democratic party in Wayne county hosted by Governor Hill of N...
The first page of this newspaper includes a letter from the Editor-in-chief in which the editors pas...
This edition of the Wooster Voice includes a detailed article by Professor J. O. Notestein describin...
The Editorial begins with a discussion of the tradition of Society Farewells. The authors go on to c...
This edition includes an article called They Rush, which recounts the ball game, termed the \u27even...
This edition begins with a description of the action of the Synod in an article called The Universit...
This edition of the newspaper begins with an article on the death of Ellesworth G. Ritchie, who was ...
This newspaper includes an article on the death of Reverend R. E. Abbey, one of Wooster\u27s represe...
The ION Jackson Company, which puts on concerts appeared at Wooster. One article talks about a new b...
This edition of the newspaper includes an article which describes in great detail the auspicious ope...
This edition of the newspaper includes an article called Wooed and Wedded, which recounts a wedding ...
An Epoch Marking Day, is about the celebration of Color Day and its festivities that included decor...
The Minstrels, is about the Fifth Biennial College Minstrels coming to perform. In Peace Contest, ...
The Editorial section discusses the beginnings of Commencement Week on campus, as well as how the ...