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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
7
An advisory urges careful handling of heat related to intravenous drug protocols, referencing standard remedies and a precautionary approach. The notice emphasizes safety, proper labeling, and adherence to guidelines while noting an associated contact and location for inquiries.
O F Fritz attorney at law with office over Procter O Hail's drug store on Liberty Street Warater PTaylor Taylor J B Taylor RC Taylor Ohio offers rooms 1 and 2D in aNice block and solicits business in a terse classified style reflective of old Era listings.
A federalized hearing in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, centered on Rev J T Booher and the church council. A five minister committee found Booher shall vacate the entire charge, ending the dispute and restraining him from church premises, with salary claims dropped and legal actions to be closed.
Public notice-like testimonial ad touts Dr Miles' Heart Cure as a remedy for chest pain breathlessness and dizziness claiming to strengthen heart nerves and muscles. Includes customer testimonial and guarantee of refund if the first bottle does not help. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind. is named.
A government inspector visited to approve mail service on the Cleveland and Southwestern electric line. Walter D. Foss reported a favorable decision, enabling air mail communication with Cleveland via pouches carried on two trips daily. Congressman Smyser advocated the measure, securing early action for expanded mail facilities.
In the lead up to fall elections, Democratic Mayor M. M. Van Nest is expected to seek another term though no public statement has been made. Close friends say the issue of a third term may affect the campaign, while Republican prospects remain undeveloped with several names mentioned.
Wooster University students plan a novelty skating rink on part of the athletic field. A shallow water-filled area will flood and freeze, creating an ideal skating place for the university men and women this winter.
The Wooster Gas Light Company is in the hands of a receiver after a Cleveland court filing. John McSweeney was named temporary receiver with a $10 000 bond, and the plant will operate under the receiver while a sheriff sale proceeds to liquidate assets. Petitions from Pittsburgh and Wooster interests allege mismanagement and significant debts, including loans to the company and outstanding judgments.
Rev. Dr. W. H. Singley of the North Ohio synod was adjudged insane in Ashland county probate court. He had been promoting the Wooster and Mansfield railway line and writing a play, with peculiar hallucinations reported at meetings in the opera house. Judge S. G. McAdoo ordered him confined. He formerly pastored at Froudenville.
Fragmentary OCR style text shows mentions of a frightened woman and a homely look, a citation to Hockyoun tain Tea and Boyd & Co, a claim about quick relief for piles from Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment, and a generic sales pitch promising satisfaction.
Dalton December 18 Mayor Price acting as judge in a state case dismissed the trial of John Caldwell and Abraham Erich for trespassing on land owned by A M Buchwalter after Deputy Warden Dangeleisen failed to arrive by the appointed hour. The defendants were freed, leaving dismissal recorded and possible warrants to be issued in Wooster.
Sixteen young men from the 17th congressional district sat for a competitive exam led by Judge Smyser to win appointments to West Point and Annapolis. Nine passed the physical tests after physician examinations by Dr. Bertollette and Dr. Stoll. results to be reviewed by Judge Smyser, with two alternates named for each academy.
W L Rawls of Beils Tennessee reports twenty years of nasal catarrh. He states swelling and soreness in the nose vanished after applying Bucklen Arnica Salve to the sore area. Claims the swelling disappeared and did not return. Also promotes Burdock Brand Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia restoring digestion and health. Available for 25 cents at Laubach & Boyd Druggists.
Notice alleges loss of strength and nervous headache with constipation and catarrh improved by a famous remedy. Claims it aids digestion and stomach troubles. Product marketed by E. O. Gewitt & Co., Chicago, Krieger Drug Store.
A boxing style pigment event ran Wednesday night at a Shelby farm amid Creston Cleveland and Shelby birds with about 150 spectators. One Creston bird defeated a Shelby rival after a delayed match, with plans for more fights in Cleveland Buffalo and possibly Shelby, depending on remaining birds.
Clearcreek news reports David Showalter and his wife recovering from illness and Kate Wassup returning home for the winter. Aprvey Raudahaugh is improving and grading a lane for winter planting while neighbors watch. A parker weighing 655 pounds was killed, with a 5 foot plus back and 1.5 foot width noted. The Tin Pan Brigade performed for Elsworth Jubnean and his bride with music.
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