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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
3
The Republican editor receives letters challenging Hyomei ads for catarrh and deafness claims. The writer offers refunds if the treatment fails, asserts the product’s inhaler lasts for weeks, and states satisfaction guarantees.
A readable fragment highlights a broad holiday inventory including nickel plated teapots teacups chafing dishes and a notable silver lined tea and coffee pot line. The list also mentions carving sets knives scissors razors and an assortment of winter items like skates and sleds. Noted is a call to special attention to the silver lined items rarely found outside See Z Of city stores fees sf SF.
Mrs Anna Auman aged 66 wife of Frederick Auman died Thursday at her home on North Bever Street after a brief illness from a nervous-system derangement. She is survived by her husband two daughters Misses Gertrude and Bertha Auman and three brothers Charlie Gasche Fred Gasche and Dutings Gasche. The funeral was held from the residence at 2 p m with interment in Wooster cemetery.
Dr Rolven reports Rev Fulton and bimeets receive generous responses from the Presbyterian of Ohio on increasing Wooster University endowments. Churches sign willing to raise 10 dollars per member and wills bequeath funds after death. Holden estimates twenty years to reach one million dollars given recent progress. A three year plan is anticipated. Prof Haupert receives notice of a Culmbra meeting to discuss the new school code revenues.
A vintage advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for nervousness sleeplessness stomach upset and general aches. It claims quick relief by soothing the stomach regulating the kidneys and bowels stimulating the liver and purifying the blood with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
The Sunday School and church complex at the Reformed Memorial Chapel underwent extensive reconstruction. Architects preserved Gothic elements while adding modern Sunday school facilities, new pews, a pipe organ, frescoing, and a large, clear oak interior. Notable features include two windows honoring Isa Reiter and Leonora Schaffer, a redesigned pulpit, and seating for 720. The project cost over 4000 with extensive community donations and local contractor efforts.
A fragmentary 19th century advert warns readers about Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. It cites T. R. Beall of Beall Mississippi praising a wife’s cure after tried remedies failed. The ad promises a dollar price with trial bottles and notes warnings about cold-related graves, urging readers to heed the cortional recommendation.
Early action protects children showing croup symptoms with Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy. Give at first sign of hoarseness or when the croupy cough appears to prevent the attack. It is pleasant and safe and widely sold by druggists.
A vague ad style note claims Chamberlain's Cholera and Disrrhoesa can prevent bilious colic with a double dose. It states the first signs appear and a threatened attack may be warded off, urging hundreds of people to use the remedy with perfect success. For sale by all druggists.
Partial OCR shows travel notices for Peona Lines and Pennsylvania Lines with train times and stop notes. Mentions a new 345 a.m. departure, late Wooster shuttle, and change in B&O route. Also advertises New York Tribune Farmer free sample and subscription details.
Doylestown December 12 longtime resident S J Hochstetter died at 1 80 p m Friday after arriving in 1866 he served as plant superintendent and later agent for Excelator Hendke and Mower works He was active Republican aBeacon Lodge 255 I O O F Doylestown encampment 227 Royal Arch Masons New Philadelpaha and Doylestown Council 96 Royal Arcanum He leaves a widow two sons and three daughters aged about 70 years
Ailing for two years with tremors and nerve distress, a pastor credits Dr Miles Nervine with restoring health and vitality. The patient describes severe headaches and facial flushing ending after a bottle, claiming renewed strength and improved mental focus.
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