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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
3
The advertisement claims remedies for female weakness and pelvic organ issues, praising a "Favorite Prescription" with glyceric extracts and no alcohol. It touts endorsements by medical writers and contrasts with unknown substitutes. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are billed as original Little Liver Pills, easy to take as candy.
A report from Aukerman station says the Wayne Medina Oil and Gas Co drilled on the Lewis Aukerman farm and struck a strong sand flow about fifteen feet down. Observers expect the well to yield thousands of feet per day if the flow continues, though company officials offered no comment.
Manosh Gingery aged 74 years 8 months 17 days died at Garrett Indiana August 16. Born in Wayne county he lived many years in Milton township where he worked in the chamber busi ness. Interment Hicksville Ohio August 19. He was brother of Mrs Leah Lewis Creaton and Mrs Ibble Kranee Toledo. Died very unexpectedly at her home in Toledo after brief bowel illness.
Creston man Jay Clapp, once leg hurt in a cave-in near Wooster that injured several and killed one, claims he is pursued by a hoodoo. He broke his leg Thursday while riding a Creston street car and getting off caused the fall.
A Buffalo Express item notes a Fairbanks rescue of a young woman from the water and reports she threatens to pursue a stage career. The incident suggests Fairbanks will hesitate before attempting another rescue of a woman in distress.
A vintage advertisement extols S.S.S. as the best blood purifier to cleanse tainted blood and cure Scrofula, claiming it removes germs and poisons, strengthens the system, and leaves posterity with pure blood. It promotes a book and free medical advice from The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, GA.
Miss Mollie Bush hosted a four course dinner Wednesday for Mrs H H Neptune of Galion with yellow decor and gifts of Japanese cups. The social calendar includes church picnics, family reunions, and entertainments across Wooster Bloomington and Ashland areas with numerous hostess events and prize games.
Eminent medical scientists argue life can extend beyond current limits with advanced knowledge. The crucial 60s decade demands strong care for longevity, warning that carelessness then harms lifespan. Electric Bitters is promoted as a vitalizing tonic for those over 50. Guaranteed by S. H. Boyd & Co. Druggists.
The county fair lands Heberling’s 50,000 Trained Wild Animal show a premier act after missing an airship. The troupe features a broad menagerie including bears, leopards, tigers and panthers, rivaling Hagenbeck fame. It travels from the White City Cleveland where it has headlined for two weeks, soon to play Wooster.
A fragmentary news page recalls a child’s warning about storms and God’s signs, a girl missing a penny to buy gum, and reflections on smiles versus gloom. It also notes a rural mail delivery run by Michael Evans and his son, plus Barberton fears as a circus nears Doylestown with warnings about water pails.
A Crady Springs report notes water carriers travel over 3 doslkstaen seeking work while General Overwell and the Fighting Fifteenth honor their old commander at a reunion parade in drizzle with flower-littered paths. A reception and veteran excursions follow, and a wedding tip sparks a late scene as Adam Long marries and secrecy collapses under a Republican reporter.
The university endowment effort stalls in the heat as September returns to resume push under President Holden. A university insider cites promising pledges toward the half million goal, with hope tied to a Rockefeller gift deadline next April and renewed activity after warm weather eases.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for kindness during the illness and death of a husband and father. Floral tribute noted. Catherine Shoup and family. S E Blandford. C G Hays of Biuff, Mo., endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as quickest healing salve for sores burns and wounds. Guaranteed by S. H. Boyd & Co. druggists. 2c mw'
Ad claims Foley’s Honey and Tar provides immediate relief for hay fever sufferers with difficult breathing and inflamed air passages. Warns genuine product is in a yellow package and offers instant relief even if a cure fails.
An advertisement copy claims Doan Regulats cure constipation tone the stomach stimulate digestion and aid bowel passages. It urges asking a druggist for them at a price per box. Also promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with a 50 cent to 1 dollar bottle, guaranteed to cure disordered stomach and keep you well.
Wooster carpenter William Keebo testifies the Doans Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney troubles since 1918. He says attacks disappeared and he has advised others to use the remedy. He invites repetition of his statement and notes Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells them nationwide for 60 cents.
Cileage and west Washington and east Hest routes to Jamestown. Stop overs allowed Horeseekera and Tourists tickets at very low rates. Ticket Agent Woaster, bhoue é sath tu wus 3.
Free copy of a pamphlet detailing securing a cheap irrigated farm or grazing land along the new railway lines of the North Western Railway. Includes information on low rate excursion tickets for settlers to Wyoming and other states. Written by W2B haltakern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
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