You Must Sleep Dr Miles Nervine Advertisement
A historical advertisement promotes Dr Miles' Nervine as a nerve tonic and sleep aid. It claims sleep is essential for restoring vitality and that the product soothes irritation and reduces congestion. A testimonial from Henry M. Smith describes improved sleep and recovery after using the remedy. The ad notes guaranteed refund by Giles Medical Co. in Elkhart, Indiana.
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Nature
Miles
Nervine
Billes
Henry M. Smith
Giles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Auto frightens horse injuring Medina man near Smithville
Mr Crider of Medina traveling from a Sunday school convention was knocked down when a frightened horse backed into his buggy near Smithville. The horse and top were damaged, the buggy wheel struck him, and he sustained bruises before being taken home two miles north of town. A lady passenger alighted and the harness was torn.
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Ags
Crider
Medina
A.C. Ramseyer
Smithville
Mr. Crider
Beloved Mother Nancy Swinehart Dies at 62 in Lattaburg
Nancy Swinehart wife of Benjamin F Swinehart of Lattaburg died Saturday morning at home after a ten week illness. She was 62, a deeply loved mother of three sons and four daughters, and a member of the Progressive Dunkard church at Fair Haven. Funeral Monday at 9:30 from the house, interment at Fair Haven.
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Nancy
Benjamin F Swinehart
Latta-uirg
Latasburg
Swinehart
Dunkard
Fair Haven
Politician Defies Plebiscite to Seek Popularity
A Baltimore Sun notice reports a politician facing a city standoff to undermine a trust and gain public favor. The item frames the act as a bold challenge to the status quo in pursuit of popularity.
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Baltimore Sun
Runaway Frightful Injures Mrs Immel and Spooks Team
Mr and Mrs Immel of Congress township had a wild runaway on North Market Street when an electric buggy pole broke. Mrs Immel suffered a shoulder bruise and a scratched nose after falling from the seat, while the three year old colt was badly cut. They were en route to Wooster to visit relatives the Musses Hoke on West North Street.
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Dwardt. Immes
Re Immel
John Immel
Congress Township
North Market Street
Mr. Immet
Mrs. Imme
Stoll & Ryall
Immel
Annat
Huree
Wooster
Musses Hoke
West North Street
Air ship contract dispute delays Wooster fair week plan
The Homecoming air ship project falters as the Alliance dispute stalls progress. Mr Fuhr failed to meet daily ascent promises despite collecting gate fees, while E S Davis holds funds for settlement. The Business Men's association may seek a settlement by week’s end, blaming unreliable weather and contract failure.
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Alliance
Fobr
Wooster
Busness Men’s Association
Davin
Fubr
Oldest Wayne County Resident Visited Wooster
David Rudy of Dal ton and son L B Rudy visited Wooster on Saturday. David, 91, is among Wayne counties oldest citizens and remains active despite limited walking. He recently received a modern limb and enjoyed a pleasant automobile ride with R C Taylor during his city tour.
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David Rudy
Rudy
Dalton
Wooster
Wayne County
Mr Rudy
Rudy Lodken
R. C Taylor
Remedy for Diarrhoea Endorsed by York County Resident
An endorsement letter from S Jemison of Spring Grove York County Pa praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best remedy of its kind. The writer says it has cured in every instance and cites five years of use and recommendations in York County. The remedy is sold by Bixler's Modern Pharmacy and Bordent Goater.
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Chamberlain
York County
S. Jemison
Spring Grove
Bixler
Hay Fever Remedies and Digestive Aid Advertisements
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever and summer colds, claiming immediate relief and air passage relief in a yellow package. It also endorses Kodol for indigestion, Kreiger's Drug Store, and Pine-Salve Carbolized for insect bites, burns, and bruises, with price details and local shop references.
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Foley
Bixzler’s Pharmacy
S. BH. Boyd & Tts
Krieger’s
Omwik
Slight Burn Causes Death Aged Lodi Man
W. S. Reed of Lodi died after blood poisoning from a burned finger suffered at home. The condition worsened after two weeks of treatment at Wooster hospital and work about the yard. he was about 55, survived by Mrs. Reed and a Bloomington-Reed brother, with remains taken to Lodi for interment.
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W. 3. Reed
Lodi
Wooster Hospital
Mr Reed
Wooster
Reed
Mr. Reed
Bloomington
Former Citizen Hurt in Hay Loft Fall Near Jerry City
Well Curry a 62 year old former Bowling Green resident was fatally hurt when he fell from a hay loft at James Lee's barn near Jerry City Wednesday night. A buggy wheel struck his ribs driving the end into his lungs. He was taken to Toledo hospital for care after Dr Gran and staff examined him. Curry formerly owned a planing mill. he lived in Wooster area for years and leaves two daughters Mrs Charles Kruse and Mrs Henry 2 1 Toledo arranged for his removal. A son Ed 18 was in Chicago and could not be reached due to a telegraphers strike.
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Daily Sentinel Tribune
Well Curry
Wooster
James Lee
Jerry City
Ies Corry
Lee
Gran
Cbia
Toledo
Charles Kruse
Henry
Chicago
Curry
Bowling Green
Hankey Lumber Co
Canary
W. Wooster Street
Reunions Near in Lattasburg And Clark County Tales
Lattasburg notes on family reunions and visits on a Sunday at Camp meeting. Mentions Mrs. B. F. Swinehart in ill health at this writing. E. G. Power and wife of Wooster called on friends while attending Camp meeting. Frank Schott and wife of Oberlin dined with Mrs. Mary Baker. Alonzo and Martin Smith completed plastering in Ashland. Qar painters finished work on Wilford Kamp farm known as Sunnyside Warm near New Pittsburg. Mr Kamp rebuilt a modern barn and recalled boyhood memories. The writer recalls his birthplace and wishes Kamp couple long life and comfort in their new home.
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Lattasbuerg
B. F. Swinehart
Hell
Kamp
Mr. Kamp
Secured Injunction Against Ohio Oil Over Railroad Tracks
Baltimore and Ohio railroad obtained a judge issued injunction to prevent Ohio Oil company from crossing under their tracks or through rights of way at a local station. Judge Fasan signed the order on Saturday in the CORI pE Ya ene area.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fasan
Ohio Oil Company
Cori Pe Ya Ene
Chamberlain's Salve Endorsed For Eczema Relief
A reader reports his wife found Chamberlain's Salve more effective than prior remedies for eczema and similar skin troubles after using doctor recommended treatments. Sold by Bixler's Modern Pharmacy and S. H. Boyd & Co.
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Chamberlain
Bixler
Modern Pharmacy
S. H. Boyd & Co
Fort Worth area remedies praised in local ads
Local advertising notes praise for Foleo Honey and Tar and Pineules for kidneys and bladder relief. Krieger's Drug Store carries small pills with a two line offer, while DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are also promoted. The clippings include unnamed testimonials and brand mentions.
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Kriegers Drug Store
Krieger
Black bag bug causes ear ache relief after removal
Lloyd Taggart awoke with severe ear pain. doctors diagnosed a ruptured vessel. An Akron specialist confirmed a Root sized bag bug had crawled into the ear, and Dr Hart in this city removed it. Immediate relief followed with no further trouble.
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Lloyd Taggart
Cas Fitter
Taggart
Akron
Br. Taggart
A. A Hart
Hart
Walters Family Reunion at Amandis Brenneman’s farm near Wooster
The sixth Walter reunion was held at Amandis Brenneman’s on John Bechtel farm east of Wooster with officers elected including President B Walter and Secretary Hatty Brenneman. The program featured songs, recitations, and talks amid a large gathering with over 200 attendees enjoying a shade-tree dinner and extensive proceedings.
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Walter
Amandis Brenneman
John Bechtel
Wooster
Orrville
H B Walter
Hatty Brenneman
Rev Felton
Smithville
Miriam
Ciert
Rude Walter
Charlotte
Iva Hoffman
Ada Welch
Edith Walter
Anna Walter
Ani Pearl Wolgamut of
Alfred Walter
Ecazilia
Orane
Ssee East Union
Six Girla
Missea
Christa Ani
Ada Hoffman
Gertrude Walter
Peapl E Hartman
Cleveland
Violet Waditcome
Mansfield
Dueb
Harty Brenneman
Maud Hoffman
Ohio
B Walter
Westernville
Jacob Walter
Milburn Swinehart
Colorado
Jacob Gardner
John Schaafer
Edward Wilford
Samuel Eshelman
Violet Whitcome
H. B. Walter
Greek shoe shine stand ordered moved from public square
A Greek shoe shine stand operator named Sater will have to relocate from the public square after commissioners cited numerous complaints. The time of removal was not set, and the stand may not return to the square. The Greek immigrant works diligently earning wages shining shoes, awaiting a new location.
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Nick Sater
Old Age Pills and Ointments Ad in Antiquated Language
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills and Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment as reliable cures. It promotes relief for piles and intestinal issues, with jars and prices noted, and lists multiple drugstores as sellers.
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Dr. King
H Boyd & Co
Druggista
Ohio Accyting Company Incorporation Reported
An ad dispatch from Columbus says the Ohio Accyting Company has been chartered with 154 capital. Incorporators include C M Levett A M Parrish 8B Long John McClarran and W R Barnhart Jr. The firm will own acquire and operate carbide acetylene generators for plants and sales. H Long, involved in plant installations, is a member and will relocate to the new city. A meeting of incorporators is planned early next week to reveal plans.
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Columbus
Ohio
C M Levett
A M Parrish
Long
John
McClarran
W R. Barnhart
Ttia
H. Long
Upgrading Wooster Telephone Service Aided
The local telephone company plans many extensions and major spending to improve service in Wooster. Storm outages have caused cross or grounded lines and will be reduced by routing from the central station with a single lead cable. Ground work is underway and the company has not fixed exact locations for all improvements yet.
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Wooster
Fun May Prove Costly In Smithville Chautauqua Incident
A party of young men returning from a Smithville Chautauqua caused trouble for wagon drivers guiding a large wagon carrying many young ladies. They blocked the road with a fence, started a fire to burn oats, and created dangerous dust and chaos, risking horse control and the safety of the occupants.
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Smithville
Doan's Kidney Pills Tribute Letter Promotion
An advertisement-like passage extols kidney health and explains how kidneys filter impurities daily. It features Theodore Miner of Massillon praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble relief, urging others to try the product and citing a price of 50 cents with Foester Milburn as the agent. Remember the name Doan and take no other.
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Theodore Miner
East South Street
Massillon
Dean
Buffalow York
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