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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
6
The copy markets Scotts Emulsion as a simple, palatable cod liver oil substitute that reduces stomach gripes and nausea. It claims to fulfill cod liver oil’s benefits, discourages cheap or alcoholic substitutes, and promotes its health advantages with the address Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
Jubilant social notes from Bloomington, Wooster, and Wayne township recount Thanksgiving gatherings. Mrs. John Brinkerhoff celebrated her 86th birthday with friends and a home lunch. Miss Fanny Benhaw and Dr. Harry Dryendale wed in Leroy. numerous seniors and families attended festive events and church plans.
Rev J T Oak and wife attended their daughter's wedding in Cleveland Wednesday. The Ladies Cemetery association bazaar and supper Thursday night drew a large crowd. A pump broke at Rudy coal mine causing a day’s work loss. Mrs C J Harrold of Wooster visited over Thanksgiving. Farmer Gerber lost the top of his left thumb while harnessing a horse. The Danaman sisters of Wooster visited. School entertainment filled the hall. Thanksgiving service at Presbyterian church drew a large audience and praise for Rev W G Hubbell. Prof Hiram Cully and wife of Cleveland hosted Dalton guests. Money changed hands over Canton Massillon football game.
Captain Hayes leads Salvation Army efforts for a city dinner in Wooster. Local stores collect woolen boxes and small donations as December dates approach. Funds fund a large Christmas meal for needy residents and demonstrate the army’s active presence in the community.
A Wooster offer hints at a revived basketball program with LD’s past winners returning. Enthusiasm grows as letters go out for games and a schedule forms, aiming to feature strong Wooster teams within weeks amid a cautious start before New Year.
An 80-year-old Chester township resident, the goosebone prophet, forecasts a moldy early winter with cold snaps after Christmas. He reads goose bones, noting white coloring signals milder weather and darker tones foretell colder, with a sudden shift when cold sets in.
Executors and guardians file final accounts inventories and reports for multiple estates. Hearing dates set for January. Public sale orders and administrator appointments issued. Bonded guardians and trustees named with specified bonds and appraisals noted for several estates including Dunham Inger y, Heslar, Galehoree, Steele, Wise, Force, Zercher, Scott, Horn, Serfass, Clippinger, Zimmrman, and Lanbach.
A weeklong halt is ordered on motions in the Taggart vase dispute as hostilities pause. Judge Eason remains firm on hearing the prejudice motion though filing and docket steps with Clerk Huarrull are unsettled. The pause may end quietly or rekindle after the week as connections to the case reappear.
An Wooster hardware store employee from Harding & Co. South Grant street testifies that Deans Kidney Pills consistently relieve back and kidney distress. He claims years of use with few recurrences quickly cured by a dose or two and urges others to try the medicine. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY, agents for the United States. Remember the name Downe’s.
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe pleasant perfect pill that clears the stomach and bowels of impurities, removes causes of headache and constipation, never gups or sicks, and is sold by druggists.
A fragmented ad line mentions cosmetics promising red lips laughing eyes sweet breath and good looks with a price cue and vendor names, reflecting a vintage style brevity. The readable text is incomplete, offering little verifiable detail on product, date, or origin.
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