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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

Page

2

Kidney Pills Promise Quick Relief, Endorsed Locally

Wooster resident Nelson Wells testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trembles and back pains after other remedies failed. He bought them at Buchwalter's drug store, reports lasting relief, and urges others to remember the Dean's name. Foster Milburn Co. sells in the United States.

Dean Wooster Nelson Wells Weat Spring ‘Streeb Main Strest Dvoan Buchwalter Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York Solesgenta United States

Civil War Veteran Joseph B McDonald Dies in Wayne Township

Joseph B McDonald, a Civil War veteran of the 67th Pennsylvania Cavalry, died near midnight at his Wayne township home aged in his sixties. Born in Juniata County, he settled in Ohio in 1866, farmed despite rheumatism, and was active in United Presbyterian and Wayne Presbyterian churches. Survived by several children, his life reflected steadfast service, farming success, and community concern. The piece also includes multiple advertisements for remedies and local businesses.

Joseph B. McDonald Wayne Township Joseph Boggs Juniata County Fiei Mr. McDonald Ohio Mechmgnicsburg MicDonald First Pennsylvania Cavalry McDonald MacDonald Athough Wayne Presbyterian Congregation Jills. AlcDonald Leora McDonald Henry Biuner Plain Township Daniel Brinkerhoof Burbank James H McDonald Wayne Townasir Major Welleraville Dwizbd Barnard Jubo Oxenrider Grace Auterman Madisonburg

Killed on Railroad in Clinton Mystery Fatality

Anthony Schofen aged 65, a stone mason near Marehallville, died after being struck by a northbound A and C passenger train at Clinton. Jane Schofen stepped onto the southbound track to let a B&O train pass, failed to notice the approaching passenger train, and stopped in front of the engine. He died en route to Barberton from head injuries.

Anthony Schofen Marehallville Clinton J .Ane Bchofen Barber

New Officers For The Voice Al ready Chosen

The Voice board of control elected the editor in chief and business manager earlier than usual. George Brown, a junior, was chosen as editor in chief and Kenneth Cooper, also a junior, was reelected business manager. Both are described as well fitted and will maintain a high standard. The current editor will remain in charge until next fall.

Voice Board of Control University Voice George Brown Kenneth Cooper Wells

Rally Day in May Set by Sunday School Board

At a meeting of the Methodist church Sunday school board held at Frank Hermans residence it was decided that the annual rally day will be held on the Hot Sunday in May Extensive preparations will be made to attract a large attendance and a program of unusual interest is planned.

The Methodist Church Frank Herman

Devoe Paint Advice Asks Why Poor Paint Wins

A Wooster Ohio letter explains three gallons saved equals twelve to fifteen dollars earned. It cites Hanford Platt of Bridgeport ordered fifteen gallons Devoe, returned eight, and a Hubbell & Wade Co painter claimed proper lead preparation. The writer argues Devoe outperforms all others and that poor paint wears as it covers, doubling costs.

Boyd & Co

Tribute to Keeler Honored by Wayne County Bar

Wayne County bar members gathered Saturday to pay tribute to Thomas B Keeler Esq and hear a report from a special committee. The panel praised his voice outdoor eloquence courtroom skill and generous nature while noting his tireless advocacy and deep respect from colleagues. The report was filed in court records and a copy sent to Keeler’s family.

Wayne County Thomas B Keeler Jaige M. Lemyser Joan McSweeney Mahlon Roach A. D. Metz Eugene Curlin B. Eason Smysen Mr. Kealer P. Jefffes M. 4. Smyser John McSweeney Mablon Roush Charles M. Yocum W. F. Kean Bason Lyman Crufifield Joseph O. Fritz A D. Metz

Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Liver Stimulant Relief

Advertises Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for stagnation of the liver and bowels with headache biliousness and jaundice. Claims purifying effects without grinding or griping. Price 25c sold by Krieger's Drug Store and BH Boyd & Co DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for piles.

DeWitt’s Krieger’s

Assessors Granted Daily Increase in 1907

County Auditor Tenat Hough reports that assessors will be paid $3 per day instead of $2, an amendment to section 1535 of the Revised Statutes. The change applies immediately and includes assistants, effective for assessors elected in November 1907.

Tenat “Hough Houlig General Assembly

Death Came Suddenly at Beatrice Becomes Local Business Icon

Albert F Thomen of Beatrice Nebraska died suddenly at his home at 801 South Second Street age 49. He was senior partner of A F Thomen & Co and formerly based in Wooster Ohio. Thomen had moved to Beatrice seventeen years ago to run the hide business at 113 Court Street and was highly regarded in southeastern Nebraska.

Beatrice Neb ) Daily Express Albert F. Homen Wooster Albert F. Thomen Fe Fale City A. F. Thomen & C South Second Street Sabanaey Mr. Thomen Markle Hotel Thomen Sunthone Gtrickan Court Street B. M Heffelfinger

Easter Suits for the Man Who Says 15

An advertisement highlights Easter suits in gray brown and blue tones with novelty weaves. It promotes long roll coats with patch or plain pockets and various cuff styles, noting prices that undercut higher tagged suits and featuring imported woolens and London shrunk fabrics.

London

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