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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1905
Page
3
The passage explains blood nourishes and strengthens every part of the body when pure and healthy. If blood becomes diseased or weak it cannot supply needed nutrients, weakening the body and reducing its ability to resist diseases and troubles.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the Reformed church at 23:80 p m August 5 to discuss Sabbath observance. Mrs W T Knickerbocker urged stricter enforcement of state law and local ordinances while comparing international missionary practices and local behavior. A resolution calling city officials to enforce Sabbath laws was unanimously adopted.
C J Harrold of Wooster will take the oath of office next Monday the seventh and assume the duties of the county clerk of courts. He is a Duff's business college graduate from Pittsburg, with daughter Carrie as deputy. Harrold has long served Wooster and was twice honored with mayoralty, bringing seasoned business and legal insight to the post.
Mrs. Frank Rickabaugh of Blackleyville broke her right leg between the knee and ankle when she fell from a wagon while going for blackberries on Saturday morning. Doctor Weaver of Blackleyville treated the injury. Mrs. Rickabaugh formerly lived in Wooster and for years resided with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith.
The Taggart divorce case began before Judge Suttsaperdock with a packed courtroom. Plaintiffs James Sterling Ed Wertz and Major Taggart faced a defense led by Judge Smyser as Grace C Taggart appeared in black. Testimony covered social ties at Ft Thomas Chicago and Cuba and included family witnesses and depositions drawing sharp questions on reputation and conduct.
Texan visitor complains of moist heat while Wooster enjoys shade and evenings. Taggart divorce case drags with attorneys sparring before Judge Sinyser and Sterling. Wooster pitcher Stone defends love for a girl over big salary. Dr. Beer treats a frightened intoxicated patient while a Wooster man pursues deposition access in the Taggart case. County Clerk Esselburn describes legal maneuvering as a visiting reporter awaits evidence.
A reader letter extols Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney issues. Mary H Walters of 346 St Charive recalls illness with fever ague and sleepless nerves, claiming recovery after using the tonic guaranteed by Laubach and Sons druggists, highlighting trust in Dr Wilders extract and related products.
W L Neal pastor of the Christian church will preach his last sermon next Sunday as he leaves with Mrs Neal for California.
Major Taggart and John Manville clash over custody of Mrs Grace Viola Culver Taggart, with Manville admitting paternity of the children and attacking Taggart’s character. The Lafayette hotel scene underscores a heated dispute as Grace Taggart seeks custody amid accusations and public scrutiny.
The Mansfield Shield reports Creston man Mr Stone arrested in Ashland after a horse claimed by another man was found in his possession. Officer Wright returned with Stone and the colt, Stone claimed a prior mare loan to Mr Laird ended unrepaid, and he sought to settle the account. The case moved to the Ashland police station for custody and inquiry.
A Nebraska railroad man praises Hyomei as a safe at home remedy for hay fever, claiming it relieves sneezing watery eyes and respiratory distress without retreat. The ad notes a money back offer and a small cost for the device with extra bottles available.
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