Wooster High School Class of 1913 Commencement
The Wooster high school forty sixth annual commencement opened with a pleasant setting as the Class of 1913 received diplomas. President McKee spoke well as Carl Funk delivered a forceful oration on Our Obligations in the New Republic. Supt. Davidson outlined goals of clear thinking and love for fellow man, while the juniors staged a playful disruption with a pig release as part of the program.
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The
Wooster High School
Eahg
John 2. McKee
Carl F. Funk
Neunkids
Nek Republic
John Baa
Lima
Davidson
Sandles Backs Cox Agricultural Reform Plan in Ohio
Sandles, Ohio secretary of agriculture, endorses Cunningham bill to concentrate state agricultural work under one authority. He argues current system wastes funds and roles across departments, calls for unity to boost efficiency and farmer savings. Cox seeks to elevate agriculture to equal standing with other state departments.
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A.P. Sandles
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Cunningham State Agricultural Commission
Ohip
Neter
Sgovernor Cox
Heo
Cox
teYage
Shreve Grads Get Photographs In City Visit
Six young ladies from Shreve Mississippi Daryl Cornell Carrie Wise Celia Pomeroy Susan Tice Elizabeth Torbet and Mary Eberhart members of the graduating class visited the city Friday for photographs Superintendent Baumgardner accompanied them.
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Shreve
Daryl Cornell
Carrie Wise
Celia Pomeroy
Susan Tice
Elizabeth Torbet
Mary Eberhart
Ctr
Baumgardner
Barberton Auto Collision Injures Two, Father and Son
In Barberton a collision occurred involving Carl Farrer and Eldon Ewo, colliding with a machine driven by Charles Carbaugh and his son on Monday. Carbaugh and his son were thrown to the pavement. the boy suffered cuts and bruises while the father sustained head and facial injuries.
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Rhe
Carl Farrer
Eldon
Barberton
Charles Carbaugh and Son
Carbaugh
Son
Harness Gallts and Sore Shoulders Erecube Hi Hanfords
Product listing fragment mentions balsam Myrrh and Hanford remedies for sore shoulders and harness gaits. Readable text scarce but implies topical balm use with traditional botanical names. No clear event or person sequence.
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Hanford
Insurance Federation Drives 25000 Ohio Agents Against Green Act
A Columbus meeting of the Insurance Federation of Ohio urged enlistment of 25 000 agents to oppose the Green workingmen's compensation act. Speakers claimed the federation aimed to force political concessions, while some agents resisted being drawn into the fight. The article warns high insurance rates and doubts the campaign would bend the governor and legislature.
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Columbus
Jung
Insurance Federation of Ohio
Federation
Lfe
State Insurance Bugaboo
General Assembly
Ohio
Insurance Federation
Chad Doa de Mide
Aou Beale
Insurance Federaton
Canaral Assembly
Senator Vindicated After Conviction Reversal
Pittsburg Dispatch reports a New York senator, previously convicted, receives exoneration and is vindicated. The article notes the political and personal impact as supporters reflect on the outcome and its implications for public trust.
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New York
Pittsburg Dispatch
Doubling Human Life Across a Century
A reflection noting New York public health improved from an average life expectancy of about thirty years in 1846 to roughly sixty six years by 1910, highlighting a more than doubling of life span in under fifty years. The passage contrasts dire early conditions with later gains in public health and longevity.
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New York
New Ohio Prison Hall of Ethics To Open
The new warden Mr. Thomas plans a hall of ethics for inmates to discuss the recall of judicial decisions, a move noted by the Sandusky Register with sarcasm and skepticism.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
Sandusky Register
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as rheumatism cure
Henry J. Godrd Stein of Boston endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it cured five years of rheumatism that kept him from work. He reports severe pain and stiffness improved after taking the medicine and urges others to get it in liquid or chocolate form.
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Henry J. Godrd Stein
Bartow Street
Boston
Hood
Colonel's Cup Aide to Moderate Drinking Debate
A column critiques Colonel’s moderate drinking stance, arguing that public figures should avoid alcohol in campaigning. It contrasts Roosevelt and other leaders, urges voters to support a hustling candidate, and promotes a contest urging readers to join the Wayne County Twice-a-Week Democrat effort. It also discusses political wagering and a buggy giveaway incentive.
Free Buggy Giveaways Spark Sterling County Contest
The Great buggy contest stirs excitement around Sterling as readers rush to enroll. Subscriptions by June 28 award thousands of votes for Daily News and Wayne County Democrat, boosting chances to win Peerless Paste Buggies.
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Sterling
Medina
Daily News
Wayne County Democrat
Irate mother complains barber shaved five year old girl
In Cleveland Juvenile Court Probation Officer Tom Lewis reports an indignant mother accusing a barber of bobbing her daughter's hair. The child known as Tommy, from Scranton road, faces further medical care at Lakeside hospital next week. The mother plans to pursue arrest.
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Cleveland
Office of
Juvenile Court Probation
Tom Lewis
Sangissos
Tommy
Fis
Loretta
Barber College
Scranton Road
Ss. WW
Lakeside Hospital
Mrs. Abrahams
Lewis
Thirteen Boy Goes to Bed for the Day
Pittsburg report notes thirteen boy named Davis living on Taggart Street. He weighs 113 pounds and is linked to a Willam Davis family. mother born December 19. The item includes fragmented quotes and local commentary about Friday the thirteenth.
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Pittsburg
Willam
Davis
Taggart Street
Willams
Formidable campaign lines raise Wooster buggy bets
The Wayne County Twice-a-Week Democrat runs a contest where Wooster readers can earn votes by collecting coupons and subscribing to The Wayne County papers. Contestants seek help from friends and family to secure coupons and paid one year subscriptions to win one of several exquisite buggies.
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Weiser
Mayor van Over
Price Russell
Wertz
Mamma
Wayne County
Democrat
Wooster Daily News
Nomination Blank Offers 6000 Votes in Wayne County Paper
A damaged notice states a nomination blank entitles a nominee to 6000 votes if properly filled and sent to the Wayne County Twice-a-Week Democrat office. It warns only one nomination plank per candidate will be accepted by the editor, and the form is good for 6000 votes.
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Sysras
Bueer
Ee County
Democrat Alli
Gov. Sree Wilson
Lke W. Bryan
Irs Roosevelt
Wayne’ County
Democrat
Wayne County
Mt Wisdom School Picnic Highlights Charley Stoudenheimer
A lively Mt Wisdom school picnic Friday featured Charley Stoudenheimer in a recitation and Earl Flickinger with a solo. The May-pole dance drew applause and a good crowd enjoyed a fine day during the busy season.
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Charles R Stoudenheimer
Mt. Wisdom
Pe Fee Ashe
Earl Flickinger
Charley
Nokwilke
Veel
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