Suspenders Remembrance In Box With 18K Buckles
A brief notice describes a single pair of suspenders stored in a box. The item features an 18 karat buckle grade ranging from OG to G2.507 across all grades noted.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
3
A brief notice describes a single pair of suspenders stored in a box. The item features an 18 karat buckle grade ranging from OG to G2.507 across all grades noted.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions umbrellas and oaks with trimming and a price of 8.50. Includes unclear terms and a number 256 possibly a page fragment. No clear event or person names to anchor a larger story.
An old Wooster advertisement touts the most complete stock of new swagger long cuts and single or double breasted coats beginning at $25. It emphasizes fancy or black finishes, inviting readers to invest in a suit equivalent outerwear.
The Columbus Dispatch reports Capt Elmore F Taggart still uncertain about Mrs Taggart and the two boys disappearance from Wooster. He questions why he was not informed of the boys operation and says he will await legal guidance while noting she may be gone for good. A Highline Park sister says Mrs Taggart was not at home and had not heard from her.
Walter heirs in Jefferson claim left to him by a sister in Brooklyn who died with 9600 dollars. Walter Jr. supplied details to The Republican and will file the claim promptly. Notes include testimony from Geo W Hiffman of Harper Wash and an advertisement for Elec Batvers and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by Laubach Boyd druggists.
Wooster shopped Saturday as stores offered elaborate holiday displays and a flood of gift ideas. Despite past economic woes, shoppers favored quality goods and liberal spending, with dry goods, clothing, jewelry, hardware, and candy shops all bustling. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as a beauty aid.
New schedule takes effect Sunday November 26 1905 for Pennsyl vania lines serving Wooster station. Eastbound trains include No 8 at 1:53 daily No 138 Sundays No 6 at 11 34 am No 16 p m daily No 30 daily except Sunday. Westbound trains include No 41 10 36 am daily except Sunday No 9 11 12 am daily No 31 6 35 pm daily No 15 10 48 pm daily. Also mentions nonsensical advertising copy about a cough remedy.
A compact newspaper ad announces a sale of clothing styles priced at 25¢ and 50¢ and up. It emphasizes affordability and broad appeal with a focus on strong value and variety.
A brief gift item notes kid gloves in small size with a quoted phrase Up dents in.
Jennie A. Johnson wife of W F Johnson died after brief pneumonia illness at home north of the city. She was 44 years, 2 months, 12 days. Survived by husband and three children. Born in Canaan township, longtime Wayne County resident, member of Wayne church. Interment Wooster cemetery. More obituary to follow.
Mrs. Lydia Knox widow of former Shreve postmaster died at her daughter's home on Macberry Street after weeks of ill health. Funeral was held at Ripley church near Shreve. James Hunter a Shreve drayman died suddenly on the street aged 49. survived by wife and five children. funeral Thursday. Amos Shaum died at his son in law’s Smithville home aged about 75. formerly a noted Chester township resident and operator of Shaum's mill. father of 17 children.
Readers are urged to skip faddish health fixes and use Dr King’s New Life Pills for digestion. Laubach & Boyd’s drugstore advertises 25c supplies. Pennsylvania Lines promote low round trip fares for Home Seekers excursions west and south with stopovers and dates including December 19.
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