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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
5
Fragments praise Peruna as a medicine aboard ships and on land. Letters from sailors and a physician in Ohio describe health benefits for colds kidney issues and general wellbeing. The text mentions a supplier and an address in Cincinnati for Peruna products and inquiries.
Congress notes under Epworth League auspices Rev W Sprinkle of Akron will speak at the Methodist church Wednesday evening February 8 on The Unwritten History of the Civil War. Admission in cents. Sprinkle known as a brilliant speaker with a forceful delivery.
Market summary received by wire from the stock exchange shows grain and produce figures with wheat futures and corn notes, followed by butter, eggs, lard, potatoes and poultry. Buffalo and Chicago cattle and hog prices are listed with ranges, including exotics like butter and eggs, and miscellaneous grain data corrected by market reporters.
Creston notes from January include lingering illnesses, cold weather, and multiple pneumonia cases. Community events feature Rev S Sears and Rev Parker Miles delivering sermons, with revival services and a crowded attendance despite the harsh conditions.
News from Smithville reports a 13 degree Sunday in January. The Epworth league met at J Ve Houston's, a social at Dr Wheaton's, and Frank Doty begins touring. Local activities include feed distribution by J W Buchanan, a 280 acre Doty farm survey, and various visits, parties, and arrivals around town.
A fragment from Eaton notes and local chatter details family cures for rheumatism, a celebrated remedy claim, and an assortment of village updates. Mentions zero weather, local trades, farm news, and residents like Mr Tato, Miss Phabp Ro, and miscellaneous townsfolk in a period voice.
The eighth annual farmer’s institute in Lattasburg was held January 27 and 28 at the town hall. Weather was good, roads excellent, with large attendances both days. State speakers John L. Shawver and R W Dunlap shared knowledge and engaging instruction, aided by local talent and a concert by the West Salem blind trio.
details of residents and families in Madisonburg facing removals and relocations. Names mentioned include Abie, McCoy, Leuman, Tobias, Finley, Beury, Walger, Meg, Kine, Miller, Grane, Stu, Geist, and Mrs. Lev. Locations cited include Appledega and Berea with references to farms and house occupancies. The notice describes property moves, parental coverage for school days, and community farm shifts affecting multiple households.
Last week we counted stock and unearthed a great lot of merchandise we don’t want. This austerity sale clears extreme surplus with unsold items, broken and overstocked goods, all offered to boost profit before spring arrivals. Buyers sought for large quantities at clear gains.
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