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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
5
A fragment mentions Miss Maria Dugharme and a nationwide appeal urging every young girl in America to participate in an interview or experience program.
Maria Ducharme of 182 St. Elizabeth Street Ontrrent Can writes that years of pelvic distress vanished after using Peruna. She thanks Dr Hartman and endorses the medicine, urging others to seek physician advice for natural delicacy and health concerns.
The Thursday and Friday sessions of the Wayne County Institute featured Prof Cully on history and Prof Boyd on Shelley as instructors. Attentive teachers and officers were praised, with health and civics talks by Dr Herr and Prof Warner, a large roll call, and nearly all attendees enrolling in the county ORTC.
Indigestion symptoms sour stomach weakness headaches constipation and bad breath are claimed to be cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The product touts digestion of foods and cleansing of stomach membranes with a tonic reconstructive effect. Testimonial from S S Ball Ravenswood West Virginia credits long sour stomach relief and baby use. Bottles sold nationwide by druggists with sizes and prices noted.
The Isle of Spice and The Wizard of Oz headline Wooster entertainment in November and December, with a 100-strong troupe. John W Vogel's minstrel show returns in November. A Trip to Egypt is booked for October, remade as a largely new musical. Hanlon’s Fantasma gets updated with electric effects for large-city runs. A twenty-two member repertoire company plans one-night stands during fair week, with high class specialties. Also, Runaway Match and vaudeville acts by Harry Bolas and others are slated for September and early October, with top vaudeville houses booking in Cincinnati and routes to the coast.
An early 20th century laundry of remedies pitches a tonic described as strengthening for the back and general health. The ad promotes claimed vitality benefits and mentions a 35-cent price, naming Laubach and Boyd as vendors.
Wooster locals discuss a surge in August telegraph business tied to a divorce case and courtroom antics. A Cleveland Leader report mentions witnesses cried from balconies as a Salvation Army scene unfolds amid gossip about Queen Caroline and the Taggart case.
H. E. Garrett announces a season’s best tournament in Esselbnrn Park West Salem on September 1. Creston Congress Redhaw and Spencer vie for cash prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars. Forenoon games at 9 and 11, afternoon games at 1 30 and 3 30.
Aug 21 social items list residents and visitors including Mr John Kurtz and wife from North Dakota visiting friends, Mies Ethel Poorman of Cleveland at Peter Heas grandfather’s home, Mrs Kline of Cleveland visiting Mrs Minnie Hopeyweld, Mrs Mary Rife. Patterson family in Norwalk for funeral, Lakeside cottage visit, Prof Richards and family, Gig Moore in Akron, outing at Silver Lake, Miss Marie Meari, Kath Ebenerville, Columbus lecturer at Presbyterian and Methodist churches, Anti Saloon League interest noted.
A fragmented note hints at prudent planning to prevent losses or errors as year end approaches. The readable text mentions foresight, caution, and decision timing. No clear names or places are present, but the fragment implies budgeting or risk avoidance themes.
Materials suited to school frocks offered for sale including plaids and checks in cadet gray and colored series. Panama cloths novelty suitings and Henriettas advance in display with embroidered Saxony flannels for house use.
The report outlines Russia's hardline stance on indemnities and Sakhalin while suggesting concessions on other points. It notes Witte’s looming meeting with Japanese plenipotentiaries, hopes for settling interned ships and naval power limits, and cites possible payments for prisoners as a way to bridge talks. Baron De Rosen’s dispatches to the emperor are praised by Washington.
A chaotic jam between two trains trapped several people on a platform, three died and others were injured in a fatal accident. Authorities and emergency crews responded as the crowd surged between the carriages amid the danger.
A sprawling digest reports a Denver bank closure with 8000 depositors and 1.4 million held, a Detroit arrest for a murder tied to Hannah McQuade, three executed killers in Memphis, a Portland fire at the State Room Inn killing two, drownings of two campers near Allegheby, a Bellefontaine child drowning after straying, a Hamilton painter dying after an assault, and three young Coreys fleeing an abusive keeper in Cincinnati.
The court martial finds three dead sailors at fault for the July 2 San Diego harbor explosion aboard a gunboat. Findings name a fireman and an oiler as negligent for failing to monitor steam pressure and gauge readings. Ensign Wade is spared. Legal actions proceed against the others.
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