Heart Cure Promises Quick Relief for Weak Hearts
A testimonial advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure for heart weakness, claiming to strengthen heart nerves and muscles and relieve symptoms like breathlessness, palpitations, and dizziness. A Frost, Ontario reader reports rapid sleep and improved heart rhythm after starting the remedy. the ad notes availability through local druggists with a guarantee and refund if no benefit.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
D. McGiles
Frost
Des—Miles
Eur
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Wooster Victorious at Ashland in Narrow Win
Wooster traveled to Ashland Friday to face a fast Ashland squad. Harry Lloyd pitched for Wooster, Leibeld's strong pitching and solid defense carried the game as Wooster held their opponents scoreless through five innings. Alcock made a running catch that prevented a homer, while Nolan, Kettler and Follis contributed key plays. The final score line is not provided.
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Wooster
Ashland
Harry Lloyd
Pbotho
Srepublican
al Luce Wooater
Chicago
Junction
Chicago Junction
Leibeld
Alcock
Nolan
Kettler
Atéal
Follis
Reappointed Guards at Ohio Penitentiary
Frank Campbell and Will Lehr have been re appointed guards at the Ohio penitentiary. Campbell resides in Wooster and has already served one term. Lehr, from Plain Township, has completed three terms.
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Frank Campbell
Will Lehr
Ohio Penitentiary
Campbell
Addrésa*I
Wooater
Jenn Lehr
Plain Township
Popu
Co D of Ohio National Guard Heads to Camp Pattison
The Eighth Ohio National Guard company will depart Monday for maneuvers at Strasburg. Captain M R Limb expects at least 50 enlisted men and has issued How Kahkry shirts. A special train leaves at 9 20, routing via Liffie Galion Mansfield Ashland and Shreve to Massillon for a camp change to Camp Pattison in honor of the dead governor. Cooks Harry Wool man and Henry Kettler with two assistants will serve simple field rations. Officers and men will wear field service uniforms and carry basic meal gear. The 25 square mile maneuver grounds offer ideal terrain for tests designed by regular army umpires with General Dick and staff arriving to establish camp at Strasburg on Sunday.
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Co. D
Ohio National Guard
Strasburg
M. R. Limb
Limb
Liffie
Galion
Mansfield
Ashland
Shreve
Massillon
Battalion of Engineers
Cleveland
Regular Army
Doylestown Girl Rescued From Drowning by Columbus Jeweler
Fifteen year old Josephine Tagg of Doylestown nearly drowned while swimming with sisters near Beulah park Cleveland. Jeweler W. H. Auld leapt in, reached her as she sank, and towed her to shore unconscious. Henry Grassgreen assisted the other sister, Bessie, who nearly drowned. Josephine recovered after restoratives.
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Josephine Tagg
Doylestown
W. H. Auld
Columubs Lhe
Beulah Park
Cleveland
Bessie Tagg
H. Smith
Tagg
Sandber
Doréphine
Josephine
Ael Ge Anserary Tate Ohorale
Bessie
Henry Grassgreen
Lake Shore Boulevard
Ahs
Levond
Died in Hospital of Wooster Resident at 5
Alexander McKinley aged five a Wooster resident died in Masaillon hospital on Friday from paralysis after a brief illness admitted weeks ago. He once ran a billiard parlor in rooms now used for the telephone exchange. Interment will be at Mansfield. Survived by wife Mrs McKinley and son Harry of Elyria and three sisters Mrs E B Childs of Wowater Mrs J H Boyden and Mrs S D Nye of Mansfield.
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Alexander McKinley
Wooster
Masaillon Hospital
Mansfield
McKinley
Harry
Elyria
E. B. Childs
Wovater
J. H. Boyden
8. D. Nye
Death at Infirmary Claims Nelson Proat Patient
An aged inmate Nelson Proat died Saturday at the infirmary. A native of New Jersey, he was admitted from Clinton township five years ago. The report notes his death during a period of routine oversight.
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Nelson Proat
New Jersey
Clinton Township
Panama Canal to test Chinese coolie labor plan
Washington reports a formal test to employ 2500 Chinese laborers on the Isthmian canal project. The move, weighed against Jamaica labor shortages and labor agency contracts, aims to speed construction with wage comparisons to Jamaicans. Officials pledge bonds for contractor performance and plan to export Chinese workers under fixed terms.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Taft
Shonts
Isthman Canal Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
Commission
Bida
China
Troy Park
Spain
Stevens
The Caddy Party at the Country Club
Thirty boys met with President Schwartz and Dr. Martin to standardize caddy rules at the country club. Registered badges became mandatory. pay set at ten cents per nine holes with extra for extra players. no club house entry for unemployed or unauthorized caddies. balls turned to players. violation risks loss of privilege. Twenty boys received badges and a clock-golf contest followed, won by John McClure with a 29, plus ice cream.
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Schwartz
Martin
Country Club
Catcy
Groaada
Robert Barr
John Bartell
William Bartell
Wilson Crowl
Leo Dankle
Earl Franka
Willam Franks
Ralph Figert
Jay Frick
Paul Haupert
Edward Howard
William Howard
John McClure
Walter Maize
Clarence Marr
Stuart Martin
Carl Sweeny
Earl Sweeny
Ceylon Strong
Robert Wilson
Clock Golf
Picnic closes Wooster Model School term under Miss Cowden
Mies Corrie A Cowden principal of the Wooster Summer School led a picnic and dinner for pupils and staff, marking a successful first term. About 30 children across two classes participated with daily observation and practice periods, aided by Miss Anna Hurst and Miss Hartman. Specialists provided weekly lessons in various arts and sciences, and the event drew strong community support and a fund nearing 50 dollars for next year’s equipment.
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Mies Corrie A Cowden
More School of
Anna Hurst
Woostern School
Miss Cowden
Akron Normal School
Misa Daugherty
Warren
Miss Haret
Wooster
Hartman
Giexe
Warner
Smith Miller
Brahman
Tea Morgan
Mra Snell
Miss Fresser
Moree
McKean
Mies Cowden
Ohio
Heavy Yield of Oats Recounted in Overton
Charles Miller of Overton reports a strong oats yield for Henry Warner. He threshed 43 bushels per acre on three and a half acres. The boast prompts readers to wonder who can beat that measure.
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Charles Miller
Overton
Henry Warner
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Magnolia Indiana resident hails Dr King’s New Life Pills for solving bilious attacks and habitual constipation. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and cites Osino Laxative Fruit Syrup and Dr Shoop’s Green Salve sold by local pharmacies with promotional phrases and guarantees.
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Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Ont Laubach & Boyds Drug Store
Dr. Shoop
Bixler Modern Pharmacy
Chas. E. Bixler
S .Modero
Pharmacy Wand Laubach 2
Boyde
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