06 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
1
Advertises Holiday handkerchief stock as the greatest ever shown and superior values. Encourages early selection before stock breaks, stressing elbow room and time to choose this important gift item for Holiday gifting.
Wide selection of handkerchiefs including women's embroidered and lace styles from 5c to 50c each, Swiss and initialed pieces, men’s initials, and box sets. Prices span 5c to 50c, with women’s lines up to 2 40, and boxed sets ranging 1.50 to 3.00 per box.
A.J. Fredrick & Co. Overton gleanings report Clarence Sande Bangh recovering from pneumonia and typhoid fever, Dave Spitler killed a Chester white hog yielding 20 gallons of lean lard, John Howman briefly ill with grip, Jim Hurst finished work and returned for the winter, stock appraisal underway at Overton Hardware, Ella Wagner and Nerva Smith returned from Cleveland trip, Bethsalon Christian Endeavor services deemed very interesting, subscription urged for The Daily Republican.
The Cleveland and Southwestern will run one more limited car from Wooster and one more return trip. Limited departures from Wooster are 7:15 a.m., 11:15 p.m., and 12:15 p.m. arrivals at Wooster occur at 11:15 a.m. These new cars will operate on the route and carry baggage and express.
The trial centers on the death of a child linked to medical testimony from Dr Garver and witnesses from West Salem. Doctors discuss the child's condition and possible organ disease, while neighbors and relatives recount events and visits around Thanksgiving and prior months. The inquest continues with plans for final state chemist analysis and potential defense actions by Mrs Morehouse and others.
Dec 4 report from Pleasantsville recounts Edith in Pennsylvania Home for a week, visiting Beepgye Rie and Maggie, with E G Mason instructing the Pleasant Home school advanced department. Gertrude Snyder visits Ashland College and plans to spend holidays with her parents, noting trips to nearby schools and Thanksgiving football events.
A promotional snippet extols Royal Baking Powder for calls to cream of tartar soda or baking powder, asserting absolute purity and strong leavening. It contrasts with alum and phosphate powders, claiming they produce inferior, less wholesome, and less reliable results.
In West Salem on December 6, reports note evangelistic services at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. Gi Aidgire D D and the strong preaching of Dr. McQuean. The coroner and attorney investigated a child’s death at a home in China, while families and visitors from nearby towns gathered for holiday preparations and social visits.
A jury heard a case labeled 5E WIE oe Lem with confusion over the plaintiff’s damage claim. The transcript notes the plaintiff alleging “hixing the smer” at a date not clearly provided, while the defense argued lack of evidence.
Fragmentary sale ad lists umbrellas in ivory and silver trimmed handles priced at five cents to zero cents. It also mentions handkerchiefs in all styles and various headwear. The legible items indicate a mid sale event with broad discount pricing.
Waterproof rain coats are praised as essential by well dressed men. The store emphasizes a large selection and prices below normal, touting the outfits as fashionable and practical for sunny days and rain alike.
A bold sales pitch touts Suits that supposedly excel in quality and dressiness while costing no more than ordinary clothes. It invites customers to visit and see the claims demonstrated in person.
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