Doan Kidney Pills Relieve Chronic Kidney Pain
An 1890s reader reports relief from backache headaches and heaviness after using Doan Kidney Pills. The account credits reduced kidney trouble and pain lasting six years, with continued use and claims of safety and efficacy. The notice lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as agents for United States sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Thave
Geneta
Foster Milburn Co
Boffalo
New York
United States
Reimerter
Jane Deana
Moving notice for newspaper delivery change
A reader requests notification to the newspaper office about address changes to avoid delivery breaks. The message asks for both old and new addresses and notes carriers will report changes, but suggests sending word directly to the office as the best method.
Seventeenth District Honored Amid Federal Appointment
Fragmented OCR text references a Seventeenth district honor linked to a federal appointment. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but the piece hints at an official ceremony or recognition tied to government posts and political figures. The readable bits suggest a formal event with local and federal figures present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paapec
Gan Anrats
Hethee
PRESS POINTS AND POLITICS IN TOWN GOSSIP
A scrambled collection of editorial snips from multiple papers noting Roosevelt remaining active, Parker's planned speech, and general political chatter about the Democratic and Republican scenes. Items mention Maurice Barrymore, the St Louis Exposition, and assorted politics with brief quips on public figures and events.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Various Couples
John M Jordan of Chicago Janc tion and Zula Bechtel of Creston Vernon Fisher of East Unidin and Avna Frye of Franklin Edward W Spreve of Bre Prarie and Myrtle Brace of Shreve WOH Water and Sarah E Men of Shreve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Jordan
Chicago
Zula Bechtel
Creston
Vernon Fisher
East Unidin
Avna Frye
Franklin
Edward W. Spreve
Bre Prarie
Myrtle Brace
Shreve
Wooster
Sarah E .Men
Castor Bears The Fifth Amendment Law Buy Higastene
A garbled report mentions Castor bearing a law named the Fifth Amendment and a purchase of Higastene. Details are unclear due to text corruption. no dates or clear entities beyond Castor and Higastene emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Higastene F
Enemies Suspected in Plain Township Poultry Poisoning
A Plain township report alleges a deliberate act by an adversary targeting Mr Major. Cattle and crops weakened over weeks, a parcel of poison placed in his crib opened and sown into corn, suggesting a motive tied to a perceived feud rather than accidental cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain
Har
Major
Anne Mnitiawt
Majer
The Teachers Poe Returns To Work After Illness
A former teacher speaks of burnout and nervous breakdown from overcrowded classrooms. After years away she nearly despaired, then recovered with Dr Williams Pink Pills, which revived sleep appetite strength and energy. Others follow her example, praising the pills as a universal remedy for debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcei
Fersaiz Yenya
Miks James
Tavas
Thad
Shen
Willams
Atrest
Traction Men to War Over Electric Line Clash
A garbled news item discusses a dispute between Cleveland & Southwestern and Lake Shore Electric about rail and power lines affecting Wooster and nearby plant districts. It mentions authorities, patronage, and proposed routes, with leaders and decisions shaping the steel plant entrance area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Southwestern
Woosterlin
Laren
Lake Shore Electric
Budle Adine
Pastor Engler Likely to Accept Youngstown Call
The town awaits word from Rev. Engler who is expected to accept the Lutheran church pastorate and begin around Easter after returning from out of state. A letter to his Youngstown home may be held until his arrival. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as the best for coughs croups and grippe and is widely sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engler
Younustown
Lutheran Church
Youngstown
Moore Ros
Kidon
Iowa
Chamberlain
Snakes and Easter Flowers Stir Local News Cast
C S Young ex policeman reports killing four large snakes near Londonville on Tuesday and an engineer says waters rose like a dam when a snake swarm blocked a river. The florist looks to Easter trade as blooms push through, while city rail plans and a wild animal escape spark local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Young
Londonville
Alvert Smyser
Walhening
Young
Greersville
Thia
Mr Young
Wife Secured Divorce Under Cruelty and Interference
Mrs Ellen Worst was granted a divorce from John Worst on grounds of extreme cruelty and unlawful interference with her management of property. The decree enjoined him from interfering and ordered both parties to pay their costs. Many witnesses were subpoenaed but few testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frithryern
Ellen Worst
John Wo
Suggestions to Curb North Bever Street Blackbird Nuisance
A North Bever Street resident asks the editor for ideas to remove the blackbird nuisance as the birds arrive from the South. The reader suggests thinning trees and considers a shotgun as effective, and contemplates council action to ban blackbirds from roosting in trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bever Street
The
Republican
Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
A historic ad extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a swift remedy for rheumatism, claiming one application relieves pain and citing numerous testimonials of lasting cures, while noting the product is sold cheaply by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
McClore & Co. Plumbing Firm to Continue Under New Leader
Plans to continue the McClore & Co. plumbing firm indefinitely were announced. Jesse Marshall will head the business and gain financial interest after final plans are perfected next week. Marshall has long served as a traveling executive for Canton Heurtine Plant Company before joining the Canton firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClore & Co
W. D. McClore
Jesse Marshall
Fall
Canton Heutine Plant Company
Forests Rapidly Alert on Railroad Ties Demand
Forests rapid increase discussed by RAF ards chief engineer of maintenance of way for the Pennsylvania Railroad before the American Forest Congress in Philadelphia. He cites U S railroad use of about 620 million cross ties, annual repair and extension needs of 90 to 110 million, and a wood supply demand of roughly 2,000,000 acres. He estimates yearly ties needs at 4 000 000 and requires about 1,800,000 trees each year under a 10 percent future increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafards
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Forest Congress
Philadelphia
Foresta
Herz
Railroois
United States
Richards
April 1 a quiet bank obligation day in town
Saturday April 1 saw bank clerks busy with financial obligations but crowds were smaller than in past years. Many residents likely postponed settlements to the following week, as Saturday fell on the first of the month and smooth arrangements appeared in place.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nll
A. R. Holmes
Citizens National Bank of
Theo. Oa
Eteckhelters
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Will Butt
Lee
Boston
Senate
Maurice Barrymore
Detroit Tribune
Parker
Democrat Club
Tealth and Family
Ajetander
Boston Herald
Broadway
Poe
Jeteer
Dettmann
Akin
Bachimati Nn
New Asric Press
Cleveland
le Oek
Joege Dante
Pittsburg Dispatch
Christopher Columbus
Santo Domingo
Chicago News
Haysil
Chicago Tribune
Castro
France
Germany
Washinton
Vienna
Hood
T. V
Wiliams
Laingsburg
Midh
All Druggias
Lorain
Oberlin
Troas
Fiat
Rev. Engler
Castoria
Oya
BY the
Way
Wuwater
Iit
T 18
Hat Land
Glaser
Vally
Warper
Wry Ann
dHaigters
Harper
Yau
Sigands Aieks
Cizena
Wen
Niles
Wade
Hoothe
Blackbirds
Coe
Tonesiline CO. Canton
SFP
Lion Coffee
Grocers Everywhere Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hickenter T! Livesapeta Paper Afadisen-Sauars
Acsae
Burdock
Ritters
Central Standart Tima
Jar
Fuclid Ave
Woodland Ave
Newburgh
Vpiadsen
Cuyanoga Falls
Areola
Narberton
Marshallville
Orrville
Ieng Apple Creek
Free Fradericksb
Holmesville
Millersburg
Bueck
Annk Haven
Serville Ff
Clumbeus
Teelsein
Tautel
Amy
TATA
Billbuck
Tayland
BiSsfleta
Methain
Warsaw
Turmoet
Cooperdale
Zamesville
Truton
Columbu
Columbus
Columbua
Hudson
Areubenstowne
Ree
Canton
iNaneo
Pittabur
Afifuneo Anc Iftabureh
Tea Ag Om
Aim
Kor Albhiuce
Columby
Mae
Teopatteee Port
Chica
Wal Ane Beerten Aos
Pittsburgh
Nemison
Paco Bigires
Yach
Gourt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!