The Food Value of Alcohol Debate in Public Health
A historical tract argues alcohol is not a food but a poison, citing animal and human harm, addiction, and disease. It condemns liquor advertising, saloon bias, and medical endorsements, urging abstinence and citing physician experiences reducing alcohol in surgery and recovery. The piece notes a new appointment to the Experiment Station Board of Control, praising Derthick as an authority in agriculture and Grange circles.
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United States
Policeian
Lquor
Cyrus Turrzer
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Bureau
Wen
Senne
Max Kassowitz
University of Venice
Geo Nash
F A Derthick
Mantua
Portage County
Friend Whittlesey
Mr Derthick
Minor mentions and local incidents in Wooster area
A brief local notice record notes a Dankards colony preparing to migrate to Canada from Weilereville, Edwin Beck returning to Mt Eaton after three years in Persia on missionary work, and several locals fined for intoxication. It also covers Garfield’s death anniversary observed with half mast, a church rededication planned for October with Rev. Miller to preach, a liquor arrest of Frank McCracken for a minor, a fire west of Wooster with unknown property, and Jewish New Year dates and customs describing Rash HaShana and Tish month.
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Edwin Beck
Wooster
Mt Eaton
Persis
Reformed Church
Rev. Miller
Heidelberg University
Tulsa
Frank McCrackex
Burbank
Wee
Leo Miller
Coats
16th OVI Holds 28th Annual Reunion In City
The 28th annual reunion of the 16th OVI is under way in the city with veterans and their wives joining a camp fire and social at Andrew Branstetter's home last night. Today the group convenes at the G A R Hall with a program including an opening by President Branstetter, welcome from Mayor Van Nest, a response by Captain H P Pisher, reports, dinner, and addresses by comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V I
Andrew Branstetter
G. A. R. Hall
Branstetter
Ga.m
van Nest
H. P. Pisher
Walter Nice suffers broken nose in Wednesday football game
Nese Broken reports that Walter Nice nicknamed Dude broke his nose Wednesday afternoon during a football game.
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Walter
Dude
Nice
Saloon burglaries and laundry thefts reported
Borglars forced entry at Chas F. Schuch on E Liberty and Jacob Mougey on S Market street taking about 13 dollars and two cigar boxes at the first stop and nine to ten dollars at Rougay saloon. A break in at Mongey's place involved entering through a window and using an empty tobacco bucket. The Davis laundry office was entered through a rear window and about 87 dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Laundry
Commissioners Cage Bill of Exceptions Case Recapped
Circuit court heard the motion to strike the bill of exceptions in county commissioners case arguing that filing was premature before a regular time. Judges Voorhees and Donahue ruled for the commissioners while Judge McCarthy sided with the state. The matter goes to be carried up. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C W Ward on Friday Sept 8.
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Circuit Court
Voorhees and
Donahue
McCarthy
C.W Ward
Death of Mrs Rebecca Spangler Beistle
Mrs Rebecca Spangler Beistle, widow of John HA Beistle and a former carriage and buggy manufacturer’s wife, died Wednesday after a long illness. A native of Pennsylvania she lived in Wooster about 65 years and belonged to the MEB church. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at the residence on N Buckeye St with burial in Wooster cemetery.
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Rebecca Spangler Beistle
John HA Beistle
Ste
Pennsylvania
Wooster
MEB Church
Buckeye
Manager Wanted for County Business Duties
Trustworthy Indianapolis area or gentleman sought to manage a well known financial house in the county and adjoining territory. Pays 20 000 straight cash salary plus expenses, paid each Monday by check from headquarters. Permanent position. Address Manager G10 Manon Bidz Chicago. Ll
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Indy
Manon Bidz
Chicago
East Liberty Market Prices Amid Mixed Demand
Market report from East Liberty shows varying prices across livestock and produce. Prime cuts and fresh meats trade with moderate demand while lighter stock and lambs attract attention. overall market activity remains steady with notable quotes for beef, mutton, and wool offerings.
Ashland Worcester Railway Timetable Change
Time schedule effective January 3, 2068 shows connections at Ashland with Pennsylvanian line. No other details provided.
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Ashland
Wecester
Penna. Eyatem
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Evans O'Neill Kane, M. D
Kane, Pa
Weill
Board of Control
Experiment Station
Weilereville
Canada
Wm Merkle
A W Bashford
Wm Troutman
Arthur Allenbaugh
Vosta
Garfield
Reunies
Borglars
Commissionara’ Cage
Mra John Refatte
Saitauece
Mattin
Moss Ty
Gue
Doje
Anton
Cleuland
Columbus
oCinveland
Columbus Union Station
Cleveland
Columbus Union
Lrave Hudson Vie
Cleveland & Pitaburgh
la Tranilie Monte
Tmnt
Friend
Dom
Sf Buetid
Newbrngts
Hoadsen
Mimburg
Teotabaner Nes
Nordvound
Im Volumbus
Ben Beren
Tedurg
Orrville
Marastie
Cleveland Vasr
Pa. Pw
Sia
Central Time
Kilback
Baron
Ome Barromnd
Dellanoe
Fostoria
Chronge Jet
Oroestom
Sterling
Rituman
Warwick Beylestown
Barberiea
Pitubarg
Ayame
Rew Terew Tork
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Stom
Barberton
Warwick Aca
Desateen
Bering Au
Oreston
Stiam Chicago Jet
Cam Porteria
Besco
Beuth ' Orthles
Esam
Ankermas
Cedar Valley
Holmetille
Mulersbucz
Lochwat Point Wat
Zg Borth and
Penth
Wellington & Bi
Eat Wooster
Dally Ion
Wayne County
Ohio
Patternon
Una
Witte
Knight
Coustesa
A. Hetling
Terk Wooster
EE AbAalk
Dosiestown
Howe
AQHA
Oma
Soodnendes Jhaia- Bend
H. A. Cart
Cor
Public Square
Wooster, D
John Rockey
Wacker Bros
Haagn
East Liberty
Mndiam
apTing Lane
Coemmon
Yocums
Yocum
Soraros
Wise Bissk
W &C
Ma. & Miller
Genera
SS de Lenre Sublantees
Castaloga
Lears Cattalooga
Isromorille
Ashiend
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