Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Troubles Say Wooster Resident
Suffering backache and urinary disorders, a Wooster resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills for lasting relief. The testimonial notes severe pain easing after use and claims no recurrence for years. Manufacturer and local agents cited, with the brand name urged for memory.
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New York
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Wooster Players to Train with Birmingham Ahead of 1966 Season
The Wooster baseball contingent led by Irve Wilhelm Stubby Clark Forty Alcock and Pre Hilliard will travel south around March 1 for a few weeks of training before the regular season. Contracts are not yet issued but expected by late February.
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Miller Passes Bar Exam at Harvard for Wooster Career
Wm H Miller of Yooster has passed the bar exam at Columbia after studying law at Harvard. He began under John S Adair, then went to Harvard to finish his legal education. A Starvard graduate, he plans to practice law in Wooster or Canton.
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Columbus
C Miller
F. W. Miller
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Miller
Starvard
Wooster
Canton
Students named for perfect spelling at St Marys exam
The December spelling exam at St Marys school awarded 100 percent to the following pupils Helen Boyles Catharine Shay Julia Miller Thomas Madden Mary Lucke James Massoni Joseph Shay John Anton accio Mary Cusack Basil Saley Mary Onesto Adeline Zarlengo Teresa Zarlengo Sabatino Santangelo
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St. Mary’s School
Helen Boyles
Catharine Shay
Julia Miller
Thomas Madden
Mary Lucke
James Massoni
Joseph Shay
John Antonaccio
Mary Cusack
Basil Saley
Mary Onesto
Adeline Zarlengo
Teresa Zarlengo
Sabatino Santangelo
Wooster Christmas Shopand Crowds Shape Holiday Day
Wooster buzzed with Christmas shoppers from morning to afternoon with crowds arriving by electric line from Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania trains. Merchants served meals to staff as stores overflowed and a moving picture show drew steady crowds at five cents admission. A new hose cart upset driver Robert Landaw with its swing, and a parrot story amused readers as townsfolk enjoyed tree lines, snowball fights, and Santa calls to local operators. Minsters faced a late meeting misadventure at the Lutheran church when a grocer found the oranges delivered and locked in during prayers.
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Pennsylvania
Shreve
Orrville
McClu 6 Honage Furnishing
Fredrick’n
Annat’s
Freedlander's
May Break the League May Break the League
Ohio trolley lines refuse free passenger transport next year threatening the Cleveland and Southwestern Trolley League's continuation. The league depended on complimentary rides last summer, a policy the lines now reject, saying the interstate commission would object. Without free transport the league may fail after a few weeks.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Trolley League
Trolley Linea
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Paid Liquor Tax By County Residents
The county treasurer records show a one dollar liquor tax paid by Daniel Mossop and Obadiah Morgan of West Lebanon, Dayton Marehall of Mt. Eaton, Donald and Harig of Dalton, Lee and Jacob Smith and Joseph Bein of Doylestown, William Dogan and Drouchard and Blanchard, Harry Getz and Co., A. B. Houser, Leles Bros., and Chas Wepler and Chas Haag of Orrville.
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West Lebanon
Obadiah Morgan
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Mt. Eaton
Donald & Harig
Dalton
Lee
Jacob Smith
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Doylestown
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Drouchard & Blanchard
Harry Getz & Co
A. B. Houser
Leles Bros
Chas. Wepler
Chas. Haag
Orrville
Rewarded for Work by the Cleveland Press Carrier
Frank Nesto a Cleveland Press carrier receives a $5 Christmas present check for his hustling on his route. The note highlights his active work ethic and cheerful spirits as the season’s reward.
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Cleveland Press
Frankie
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Allcock's World’s Standard External Remedy Recalled
An obscure historical text notes Allcock's as the “world's standard external remedy” and recalls how it was introduced sixty years ago with imitators appearing but none matching its claim. The excerpt emphasizes form and rest as key elements, contrasting it with rival products.
Wooster Schools Spark Interest In Spelling Tests
The Wooster Public Schools report lively spelling interest among poor, teachers, and parents with many children benefiting from home attention. Fifty commonly missed words were chosen for a final written test, and numerous students across grades earned top marks. Superintendent stress on attendance and regular truancy vigilance underscores the board’s pride in fall term results.
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Wooster
Bloom Hites Affair Settled by Marriage in City Hall
Miss Jennifer Hites and Bert L Bloom, once at odds over their future, married by Mayor M M Van Nest on Saturday after a lengthy city hall conference. Bloom agreed to marry, with relatives present, and the couple departed with a small wedding party. The bride, whose father is deceased, and her mother reside in Fredericksvorg.
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Bert L. Bloom
Mr Bloom
Miss Hites
M. M van Nest
Bloom
M M van Nest
Hites
Mires Aites
Mies Hites
A Miraculous Cure Ad by Local Pharmacies
A parents statement from H M Adams and wife Hearietta Pa claims a miraculous cure after using Electric Bitters for their child once deemed incurable from eczema. The note promotes medicines from Laubach Boyd’s drug store and Bixler Modern Pharmacy, plus Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment and assorted tonics as guaranteed remedies.
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Hearietta
Laubach & Boyds Drug Store
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