Public take on Dr Pierce medicines and open ingredients
The article defends Dr. Pierce's practice of publishing all bottle ingredients and details of his medicines. It argues openness builds trust, cites professional endorsements, and explains the two leading products Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It notes the formulas remain withheld, the preparation avoids alcohol, and invites readers to consult by letter with confidentiality.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Cal
Dr.Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Svers
Glass case update delays Pococks legal fight in Cleveland
The board of trade withdrew a motion to dismiss the Pococks case in the glass works dispute. If the board wins in common pleas court, the Pococks must post funds or appeal. An appeal could push the matter to circuit, then possibly to the supreme court, likely taking months to years.
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Board of Trade
Pococks
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
Adair
Blandin
Gas Case Decision Sees Receiver Motion Blocked
Judge Eason ruled on Thursday morning in the motion for an application for a receiver for the old Wooster Gas Co to collect outstanding accounts claimed as assets of the company. John McSweeney as trustee had the right to answer motion. The question is before W. F. Kean and bankruptcy appears likely with no further action expected.
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Eason
Old Wooster Gas Co
John McSweeney
W. F. Kean
Nervine touted as nerve energy booster by Dr Miles
An advertisement claims tired nervous people lack vitality and nourishment, urging use of Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve food and medicine. It includes a testimonial about a wife recovering from nervousness after typhoid and promises sample cures, with seller details in Evansville and Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart.
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Miles
Pvansville
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Prof Sauvain Promoted To Uasselton Schools
Prof Nelson Sanvain, nine-year Wooster instructor and former Dell Rapids supervisor, advanced to Uasselton North Dakota superintendent with starting pay of 1800 and potential rise. He left Dell Rapids after a higher offer, amid Caswellton’s growth. Other faculty moves include Walkinshaw in Rome and plans to return. Leroy Allen reelected at Cedarville College with salary raise. colleagues travel and study abroad.
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Nelson Sanvain
Wooster University
Acsoole
Dell Rapida
Uasselton
N. D
Dell Hrapine
Bard
Caseelton
Sanvain
W. &. Fankhauser
Ulairweont College
Puwona
Gal
R. B. WalkieSiaw
Europe
Rome
Wooster
Blankenhorn
Walkinshaw
Leroy Allen
Cedarville College
NOT TILL SUMMER FOR SWAT SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS
Delays in bond issuance push back swat X system improvements. Contracts must be let after bonds are issued, with a gas-powered pumping engine chosen for efficiency. The board plans to install the engine, noting it runs with compressed air and requires little attention compared to a steam engine.
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Jane
Board of Public Service
Springtime at Wooster's Evangelical Church Promotes Welcoming Atmosphere
The Wooster Evangelical Church urges a warmer, brighter spring mood as winter wanes. The pastor calls members to fill Sunday school and services with smiling faces, announces carpet arrival for next Sabbath, and invites both German and English services. The youth angle and quartet are highlighted, with plans for two services and a focus on involving young men and ladies.
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Membaere
Wooster
Wister
Builders and Contractors Stock of Plastering Lath On Hand
Builders and contractors have just received a carload of fine plastering lath and a carload each of flooring and house and tarp siding. Will be pleased to show stock to prospective builders and cup tractors. fkic 2 JUAN PF. HARRISON.
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Fkic
Juan PF. Harrison
Marriage Licenses for Wooster Residents
Henderson Reynolds and 8 Saunders of Wooster. Harry W. Bender and Anna B. Shafer of Wooster obtained marriage licenses. The text also references Dr Kips New Discovery pneumonia remedies and promotional claims about health restoration, including price details and local availability.
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Henderson Reynolds
8. Saunders
Wooster
Harry W. Bender
Anna B. Shafer
Endowment Drive Pursues Half Million Dollar Goal
The university plans raise 500000 dollars for its endowment. Alumni efforts push toward 15000 before commencement. Rockefeller gift expected July 1, with aim to complete fundraising by year end. Dr Halden oversees outreach to secure donations as the campaign intensifies.
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Nniversity Ia
Halden
Rockefeller
Ohio firm seeks oil and gas expansion in Wayne county
The Ohio Fool and Sully of Columbus enters Wayne County fields with leases in Congress and Chester townships and expects many wells within six months. Pittsburg buyers of the Wooster gas plant have not yet completed a deal with Ankerman gas wells. If not, a new natural gas franchise may be sought by the old gas interests.
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Ohio Fool and Sully Company
Columbus
Wayne County
Fiela
Congress
Chester Townships
Soch
Wefe
Gerage
Wester Yeas Bees
Pittsburg
Wooster
Ankerman
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. Miller on Saturday
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Miller, 76, mother of Johnson, Frank, and Harry Sweeny of Wooster, died in Toledo from paralysis. Born in Portage County, she moved to Wayne County as a child and lived there until a year ago with John Miller. First married to Alexander R. Sweeny in 1851, who died in 1880. She is survived by three sons and a daughter, Mrs. Ida Stebbins of Toledo.
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Sarah Miller
Johnson
Frank
Harry Sweeny
Wooster
Toledo
Miller
Portage County
Ohio
Wayne County
Maria
John Miller
Alexander R. Sweeny
Sweeny
Ida Stebbins
Wont Extend to Dalton
Citizens learned last week that the Northern Ohio Traction and Light company will not extend its line to Dalton from Urged by local residents and promoters. John C. Welty said engineers found the project costly to build and maintain and that the population would not justify the extension. The company decided against extending the line to Dalton.
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Dalton
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Company
John C. Welty
Magilln
Public Service Board Holds Special Budget Meeting
The Board of Public Service met Friday evening in the city hall to discuss starting the annual budget for the coming year. The budget outlines needs and required funds, guiding the appropriation process. Also noted is a testimonial for Camberlain's Cough Remedy from W. F. Gastod of Posco Ga, promoting its safety and urging purchase at local pharmacies.
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Board of Public Service
Bnaieen
Camberlain
W. F. Gastod
Posco
Bixter
Modern Pharmacy
S. H. Boyd & 50
Es St Spee Bank
Rail routes and low fares spark expositions and home seekers
Advertisements promote B&O and rail lines with low rates to Chicago Washington and points west. Free samples of Dr Shoop Rheumatic Remedy claim to purify blood and cure rheumatism, with sales through local druggists. Also tout DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Foley’s Kidney Cure as safe options.
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Shoop
Acing
Bixler Modern Pharmacy
Social events and church society notices from town
Mica Metz entertained a High Echo at her home Friday evening with red and white decor, games, and music while Ethyl Berry celebrated her birthday with 17 little friends. Epworth League hosted a unique Backward social at Ray Johnson’s home, with verse entries, solos, and a reversed retreatment program for about 70 attendees. Millers Hall hosted a popular dance, praised for improving this year under Mr Miller’s leadership. The Baptist and Lutheran women’s societies held April meetings, with Easter quotas, missionary topics, and program papers by Mrs Harrold, Mrs Feeman, Mrs Myers, and Mrs Wacker, plus musical solos by young performers.
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Mica
Mére Metz
Miss Metz
Lannh
Mies Ethyl Berry
Wilson Berry
Spring Street
Thursiday
Barry
Rriagne
Ethyl
Epworth Fleague
Methodist Church
Ray Johnson
Millers Hall
Ralph Norwood
Canton
Elmer Schmutz
Mr Miller
Thoreday
Grant Myers
Harrold
Feeman
Brig
Africa
the Baptist
Rome
Figs
New Hearides Snd
Melanesia
Mra Jobo Wacker
Mra. I. N. Kinosy
Mary Fumbelle
Mary Nice
Millersburg Builds a Huge Horse Market Week
Millersburg reports a large weekly horse sale with 21 head bringing 4415 total, average 210. Buyers from Iowa Illinois Indiana Missouri the Dakotas and western Ohio attended. The town adds to its claim as the west’s greatest horse market with heavy horses and drivers traded. Shipments of horses valued around 1,000,000 annually occur here.
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Millersburg
Baraes
Iowa
Illinoia
Indiana
Missouri
Askotas
Ohio
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