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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
3
Advert says constipation causes range from cold to worry and overindulgence. It extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as gentler, more effective than salts, with quick relief after a dose or two. Endorsed by Dr Wilson Brown of Metropolis Illinois, noting it treats digestive disorders and improves energy and appetite.
Cards arrived in Webster for the Sunday wedding of Ray Rollins to Miss Lena Thomas. Rollins, former manager of the Central Union Telephone Co, and Miss Thomas, an early Bell operator in Mansfield, courted by wire and long exchanges before their Mansfield ceremony. The couple plan to move to Cleveland as Rollins considers a new position.
The Wooster based Company D of the Highth Regiment Ohio National Guard was inspected last Wednesday evening. Capt Tenny Ross and Capt Mack Lee Wilson led the review as officers praised the high attendance and discipline. The inspection found property in good order and drill in extended order was especially strong. Capt William praised the men for superior instruction and Capt M R Limb anticipated a highly creditable report.
The article recalls Ping Wen Ko arriving from Cuba to join Wooster student life. It notes the couple renting on North Bever Street and beginning housekeeping. It mentions Prof and Mrs Milten Vance moving to Bilcowinston and Rev Shields planning a fall return to the U.S. due to health, plus marriages and a death in the community.
The gentlemen announce a second room will be donated for the new Wouter hospital. Mrs Mollins, also titled Mrs. Mollins, will furnish the room and fund necessary means. The naming of the room after her was not requested by the donor and is done in justice to her generosity.
Thomas Wallace of Oakland attends his father’s funeral and learns of the sudden death of his son Wallace, an electrician for Union Pacific. While repairing signals, he saw an oncoming train, moved to avoid it, and was fatally caught between a freight train and a sustained union, dying almost instantly.
Controversy surrounds the state board of health decis ion on the Wooster water plant. Dr Protest cites an analysis showing one well pure while Prof Bennett found another well excellent. Criticism grows as Pratt often overrules Chapin and others, raising questions about expert balance and private statements shaping public record.
A layer of old time remedies advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills 25 to 35 cents with guarantees from S A Boyd Co. Ely Cream Balm for Catarrh promises relief from first use. Vin’s Ointment treats itch and skin conditions. De Witt’s Little Early Risers pills are praised as safe and effective sold by Krieger’s Drug Store. Also mentions kidney and rheumatism pills with money back guarantees.
The town reports no league will be organized this year as electric railroad transport cannot be provided. Towns along the line were informed the road will not offer free transportation, ending hopes for a regional league. Local teams faced rising costs and few trains, with chances of a city team dwindling as discussions fade and fans look to the university.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a spring tonic to revive flagging health after a harsh winter. It claims to strengthen the blood, improve energy, appetite, and color, and cites testimonials from Chelwell, Bay City, and Seattle area users who report relief from debility, nerves, rheumatism, and weight loss. The copy urges readers to write for proof and to buy pills by mail or at druggists.
Frederick L Kahle, attorney for Worcester gas plant owners, visited the city and said no definite news would be released yet. He indicated information would be provided around April 8 and that plans to supply more natural gas to Worcester were likely, with continued uninterrupted service during improvements.
A Wooster-born policeman in Fort Worth Texas took part in a sensational shooting incident. The chase and confrontation involved Ben Bell and Lloyd, with officers exchanging fire and Loyd reportedly wounded. The account traces the pursuit across lumber yard piles and a dramatic open-drive clash. Also notes a birthday date and family references from urban news clippings.
No candidate has yet been chosen for Wooster School Superintendent to replace topt. Charles Hanpert’s term ends at commencement. Applications are pouring in from individuals willing to lead the Wooster schools, and the board will take time to ensure the right person is selected before any announcement.
Theodore Conningham wears the season’s first straw hat on Liberty Street in Wooster. The event marks the city’s early fashion moment as locals note the warm day and the new headwear amid spring weather.
Mr Wm Henry of Chattanooga reports relief from rheumatism after using Chanderista's Pain Balm and flannel wrap. Ads promote Pain Balm, Burdeck Bitters, Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup, Kreiger's drug products, and Foteg's Honey and Lar with refund assurances if cures fail. Local pharmacies advertise these remedies and guarantees.
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