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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
2
The Pan Hellenic banquet celebrated the nineteenth annual event with delegates from four fraternities present. Out of town guests included Louis De Barr and Barbs Prathe U Cleveland Lee. Speakers praised the spirit of fort and unity while plans for future festivities were discussed and honored.
A baker suffered a crushed finger while at work causing concern over possible amputation. Dr Tom Ronny indicated surgical care might save most of the hand, with medical staff offering treatment options and warning of potential loss if infection or further damage occurred. Local responders and company workers assisted as the incident was documented at the scene.
The readable fragments indicate a repeated news item about the same story, referencing San St lar and Nowe at Sor, with stray characters and garbled wording. No clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge to identify a definite event or outcome.
A fragmented ad column promotes mercury compounds for chest and lung ailments. It cites doctors claiming recovery from pneumonia, endorses Fu Yeys Hone and Tar as a grand remedy, and urges indoor living. Also features Orino laxative fruit syrup and Early Risers pills as health aids for digestion and liver cleanse.
A fragmentaryWire of April reports covers a Danville incident with a man identified as Tot Harte, a Bloomington death, and various local happenings. It notes Miss Jabnethe Rent entering the Public School intake, Glenn Hoffiman transferring to PM school, and William Nowef in Salem. Also mentions a fire at Mr Curry’s establishment, Wayne County education board actions, and community updates on illnesses, accidents, and local visits.
An advance Ringling circus troupe plans a Wooster stop this coming summer pending final arrangements. Local agents visit Wayne agricultural safety groups and merchants to coordinate the show’s arrival and prevent accidents while setting expected dates and preparations for the event.
Mrs Stella Kistler of Wooster filed a second petition through Judge H B Swartz asking for divorce from George W Kistler. The petition cites prior divorce proceedings and accuses Kistler of gross neglect, cruelty, and failure to provide. She seeks divorce, custody of the children, and real estate as alimony.
A fragmentary ad batch touts Bucklen’s Amicabil Salve claiming permanent cure for piles with a single box, plus endorsements for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from L S Napier and Hon Joe Moore. Text repeats marketing lines about relief for wounds, sour stomach, and indigestion with price notes and drapery-store style closing pitches.
Jean O Wilson representing the Cleveland Traction Co and trolley league officials toured Wooster to gauge local support for a league this season. He noted Wooster’s improving interest, the need for organization, and efforts to recruit teams and management amid lingering illness and player availability.
The article discusses Congress facing an immense push to revise and codify federal statutes this session. It notes a government commission has prepared reports and a flood of volumes awaits House consideration. Judges and clerks face a heavy workload as lawmakers aim to modernize the legal code.
Bea D Miller presents a carpet cleansing machine touted as a labor saver for homes. The device resembles a lawn mower with beaters driven on demand to lift dirt, praised by locals who saw it work Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mary Painter wife of Milton Painter of near Latiasbusgy died of pneumonia. Her death was reported in the local obituary column with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements to follow.
The Board of Public Service met Thursday evening with all members present and conducted routine matters. A pension was granted to raise an alley at a council member’s home and sewer work on Spink Street was authorized. Citizens from Palmer Street urged sewer relief, while discussions with South Sheet Company focused on land leasing for water facilities and ownership. Council member J B Miner highlighted street paving complaints before adjournment.
Wayne township resident Joh Snyder and local builders plan parochial church facade work valued around 87 500. The project includes plumbing tile and brick front facing with Cleveland red hydraulic reed. Construction aims to finish as the old frame is removed and the wall meets city standards.
1H Myers a renowned retired insurance agent underwent an operation on Saturday at his home. The surgeons Dr J A Stoll and Dr Harry Stoll performed the removal without anaesthetics. Though elderly, Myers is robust and expected to recover quickly. many friends wish him a swift convalescence.
Local talks about a proposed road extension from Wooster toward Canton with supporters including Mars illon Canton line and surveyor Moyers. Albert Shape and others were named, but the plan reportedly died with no company formed or incorporated.
A local Patterson examination day drew a large crowd of bright boys and girls who gathered in the morning to attend the school certificate exams under the new law. The scene showed many students ready to take the tests as officials supervised the proceedings.
In Orrville on Saturday a Democratic congressional convention plan emerged to be held in New Philadelphia on June 6. Wayne county will send five delegates, Holmes 26, Cashect and Tuscarawas 63, Licking 65, with strong infighting expected for the nomination. Ashbrook of Newark is seen as a leading contender and Wertz, a director in a tank, is mounting a robust bid amid speculation over his ability to endure the contest.
Periodic Pains advertisement touts Dr Miles Antipain Pills as a remedy for backache nervous head ache and other distressing pains. It promises complete relief with 25 doses for 25 cents and money back if not benefited. Sold by druggists with Miles Medical Co. guarantee in Elkhart Indiana.
Kidney complaints described with symptoms such as urine changes, back pain, dry skin and hair, joint pain, fatigue, insomnia, weight loss, hearing trouble, and nerve weakness. Remedies are cathartic and stress nerve power. avoid self treatment as kidneys require proper care. Sold by Bixler Modern Pharmacy.
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