Sewing machine ad from R. S. Applemana firm
The notice promotes Singer Sewing Machines and full lines from R S Applemana with drop head Singers parts and supplies for all makes. Easy payments offered and old machines accepted in trade.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
7
The notice promotes Singer Sewing Machines and full lines from R S Applemana with drop head Singers parts and supplies for all makes. Easy payments offered and old machines accepted in trade.
In Wooster a Grand Army hall campfire gathering united 102d regiment survivors, their wives and guests. Veterans heard speeches by Mayor Marcus M. Van Nest and William E. Weygandt, with performances by Mrs. Glass and young Seelie Jolliff. The reunion business meeting discussed history, losses, and future sites, noting the regiment’s Civil War service and end of an era as last veterans age.
Mrs M M Davison of 379 Gif ford Ave San Jose California endorses Electric Bitters as a superior general remedy for headache biliousness and torpor of liver and bowels. She claims a bottle provides more digestive health than any other remedy known. Sold under guarantee at H Boyd Co drug store 50 cents each.
An advertisement saga touts Foley’s Boney and Tar for immediate asthma relief and claims cures for stubborn cases. It promotes Toley's Quay and Tar for coughs and throat troubles, with no harmful drugs, and touts Dr Shoop’s Night Cure and a pile remedy, all free or guaranteed, sold by local druggists and stores.
A. P. Shalley conducted an allotment sale in the northeast city area and departed for Indianapolis Wednesday evening without the allotment being accepted. Cross words occurred between Shalley and council members, but no decision. Shalley plans to return soon to Wooster to continue the matter, while city officials say he remains liable for several fines of 50 dollars each.
Letters and ads promote Foley's Ortho Laxative and other tonics, toutting cures for constipation and diarrhea. The piece highlights John H. Zirkle of Philippi praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after eighteen months of relief. Multiple products, with local merchants, are listed in a bustling midwestern newspaper style.
A bridge near the coal shares tested Wednesday by Pennsylvania lines officials stood up remarkably well, surpassing expectations. A heavy passenger engine with three cars crossed at 78 mph and a freight train with three cars went over at 64 mph. Officials, planning further tests Thursday, were sent to Indiana unexpectedly late Wednesday night.
A well known local resident avoids lengthy trips by a quiet one day trip to Cedar Point. Despite threats of weather the day turned fine and Cedar Point drew an estimated sixteen thousand visitors from the area.
The Democratic campaign machinery targets Governor Harris over temperance laws, with the Liberal league backing breweries opposing him. Harris approved the Rose county local option measure after legislature passage, while critics claim he wields limited power. The piece argues local option mirrors home rule and questions party consistency in opposing temperance while facing voter sentiment.
Peter Witt, city clerk of Cleveland and adviser to Mayor John son, says in a published interview he would vote for Governor Harris over Harmon. He praises Harris as honest and honorable despite being a Republican and argues Harmon opposes their platform. Bryan cannot carry the load from the state convention.
Revestigation into the Howe committee’s probe alleges campaign material and public withholding. Harry M Daugherty defends publication, claims the inquiry was partisan, and argues official records show direct payments and proper banking practices, challenging the committee’s charges and testimony.
Dr Albert F Snellantes announces a travel consultation tour at Garfield Place Cincinnati Ohio offering free examination diagnosis and advice. He claims a new system treating diseases of men women and nervous conditions with guaranteed results and no charge for initial consults or mail analysis.
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