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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
1
WM.N. LAVIERS announces as a registered Veterinary Surgeon and Ontario Veterinary College graduate. He treats all domesticated animal diseases and specializes in castrating horses and cattle. Contact by phone at 82.
The quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins in Baltimore with about 787 voting delegates including three governors, a U S senator and several representatives. The event could shape union talks and church rules while electing bishops and honoring ministers. May 7 report from Cleveland Leader.
Cedar View Mississippi merchant Bb G Stewart touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming customers gain “the weight of gold” in relief from constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold with guarantee at White’s drug store for 25 cents.
Mr Jobn Riha of Vining Indiana says DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills sell well after a year with twelve customers reporting perfect satisfaction. He notes personal use with fine results and lists A J White as the seller.
The leading Wooster attorney Hon. M. L. Smyser died suddenly at his home between five and six Wednesday afternoon aged 57. A Pew of earth moving, he collapsed while at work and died shortly after. Survived by his wife, a daughter of ex-Sheriff John 13 France. Smyser had served as prosecuting attorney, two terms in Congress and part of a circuit judge term. Funeral held Saturday on West Liberty Street with Rev. Frank Sleimann and bar association speaker.
Special notice for Dalton customers on Wednesday May 20 offering glasses at five and six dollar prices for two seventy five. C Miller, optician.
Charles F Budatn of Tracy California recalls his luck finding Bucklens Arnica Salve in a 25 cent box at White's drug store. He says the salve cured years of itching piles after other treatments failed, under a guarantee.
The State Sunday School Convention opens in Toledo on June 9 1011 with a star lineup including Marion Lawrance general secretary of the International Sunday School Association Miss Margaret Slattery of the Massachusetts State Normal School and Prof St John of the Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy The program features six lectures and several addresses by noted educators and church leaders with free program copies available from the Ohio Sunday School Association Columbus Ohio
The revised laws require the enumeration official to estimate the number of imbeciles or feeble minded children aged six to twenty one in the district and to keep a detailed list of names, sex, age and residence for the board of education report. It also calls for an accurate count of physically disabled, blind or deaf or mute children in the same age range. The enumerator should indicate if any listed are living with the resident.
Miss Emptina Gerber suffered severe burns after a lamp incident last Monday while her family treated the flames. Mrs Gerber and Mr Gerber burned their hands saving her. Several students took the L Lt F rooster on Saturday and Illa Gerber and Wilson Lehman passed the first exam of the year. Harrison Zuercher earned a teaching certificate and Auercher will graduate from Dalton High. Earl Straits closed a term at No 6 and a district picnic was held indoors due to rain. Mrs David Brown of Youngstown visited her parental home. corn planting is delayed by wet weather with heavy rain Wednesday night. A poem recalls night school journeys at No 10 led by the rain and shelter in the barn while ghosts seemed to creep. Kir Kat Kuups.
Miss Agnes Schultz of this place has led a class of sixteen nurses at Columbia Hospital Washington D C with an average of 91 73 She will graduate June 4 The Gazette extends congratulations on her success
Probate Judge T W Orr appointed the Wayne county commission for the blind. Peter E Miller from Clinton township serves three years, George J Swartz of Wooster two years, Harvey E Ebert of Wayne township one year. The panel may levy a tax up to 150 dollars annually to fund blind care, pays members two dollars daily plus mileage, up to five days a year. Orr also reappointed Rev C D Castle Creston and Mrs Martha Xramer Wooster to county charitable institutions board for three years.
A promotional letter from Devoe & Co. extols painting as protection and style. It argues paint choice affects beauty and durability, urging two coats of Devoe as cost effective, and notes Y. E. McDowell as local seller.
Arlington Lodge No. 775 I.O.O.F. meets Mondays in Wertz Hall Main Street with visiting brothers invited. Montrose Council No. 156 Jr. O U A M meets first and third Tuesdays in Wertz Hall with visiting brothers invited. officers named include N G Xeckard Will E. Scotty and IRA Clapper CG and Ernest F. Scott HS.
The article proclaims rheumatism as the common cause of pain and claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm offers relief and improved rest. It notes temporary relief can become permanent for some and recalls limited cures in chronic cases, with 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by A. J. White.
The village council of Dalton Ohio accepts a donation and orders purchase of land to extend Schultz avenue west from Church Street. The ordinance specifies parcels in township 16 range 11, and outlines the platting, funding, and recording steps with dated authority and mayor W H Nubbell signatures.
Crown Hair Tonic advertised to strengthen weak roots and cure dandruff while improving scalp health. It promises arrest of advanced baldness with persistent use, claims to be non greasy, odorless, and rapidly effective, selling for 1.00 with Sabeby W. C. Haney of Dalton Ohio as contact.
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