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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
7
Washington reports the post office department has eased rules for third and fourth class mail. Writings such as Merry Christmas Happy New Year and best wishes may now appear with the sender’s name and address on mail matter or accompanying cards without changing its classification.
The organization mourns the loss of beloved and esteemed brother knight Andreas Bosch. It resolves to drape the charter in mourning for thirty days and extend deepest sympathy to his wife and children, with a copy of the resolutions added to the minutes and sent to the family.
Wedding news from Ketton and Oberlin outlines Miss Margaret Merrill of Oberlin and Joseph T Glenn of Ketton, son of Rev. Wlene of Bloomington, to marry at 2 PM on December 26 at Second Congregational Church Oberlin. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Ketton where Glenn is principal.
A fragment urges Hood’s remedy as the best aid for recovery after illnesses like typhoid fever and grip. It claims genuine improvement is rapid with Hood’s product and invites testimony from thousands of users.
Ross W. Fonck trustee for the Bankrupt Woost of Biiale Brick & Clay Co paid the third and final dividend of 22.87 percent to creditors on Thursday. Creditors had previously received two payments of 25 cents each, totaling 72.87 cents. The trustee’s handling of the trust was praised as creditors benefited more than expected.
A handsome Christmas present from Mr. Severance of Cleveland adorns Holden Hall. A beautiful Kimball piano now fills the vacant back parlor, greatly appreciated by all the girls who value the new instrument.
Solomon Rickabaugh holds a canteen haversack tin plate belt portfolio Testament musket piece and flag staff braes from his regiment. He calls them treasures.
An advertisement claims digestion depends on what is digested not intake and promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to invigorate stomach and liver. Benefits cited include better relish, strength, weight gain, endurance and a clear head. Price 25 cents with free samples. Sold by Bixlers Modern Pharmacy and H Boyd & Co.
A vintage medical note claims Ely Orram Balm relieves catarrh and nasal congestion. It describes relief of forehead pressure watery eyes and nose, with restored breathing after application. Street address provided is Warren Street New York for order.
Advertisements urge use of Foley's Honey and Tar and Preventics for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention. Bixler's Modern Pharmacy and Druggists tout Preventics in yellow packaging with trial boxes and pricing. Additional pitches praise Little Liver Pills and Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for liver and urinary relief.
In the Askland Tinisa Gazette a proposal to form a trolley league for baseball in 1908 is floated. Wooster and Ashland areas are named as possible member cities including Mansfield Wadaworth Elyria Barbexton and Ashland with W. O. Atwell of Ashland, Ohio seeking inquiries and a meeting to discuss organization.
Humorous Cleveland plat item recounts A C Shriner debating paste grades for schools with quarts to buy amid pasty antics. Rail yard excursion by Chief Kingsley and Superintendent Fisher to Orrville to inspect water works enging and freight yards ends with a lone engine tale. Edward Bizler’s daughter inspires candy caper as packages misplace in The Republican office and at home.
A cluttered old ad page touts Chamberlkin's Cough Remedy to prevent diphtheria by killing germs, alongside claims for Nat Good digestion tablets, KODOL digestive aid, and Drastic Physics laxative. Local druggists Krieg er's Drug Store Bixler's Modern Pharmacy S. H. Boyd & Co. promote these tonics and guarantees.
Mrs Sandford Hinmyn of Wooster writes that constant backache headaches and fatigue plagued her until she used Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports relief after a time and notes the product's reliability after six years, with Foster Milburn Co. as the U.S. distributor in New York.
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