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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
6
A historical note defines Oxygen hunger as a disease caused by deficiency of red blood cells. It leads to consumption and death with signs of weakness, weight loss, pale skin, and loss of ambition. The only cure is not stated in the fragment.
Ozomulsion is a cod liver oil based medicinal emulsion that vitalizes and oxygenates blood to energize tissues. Marketed as good easy food for all in need of strength, it is available at druggists. Send name and address to The Ozomulsion Co for a free sample bottle by mail prepaid.
Americans arrange memorial exercises at the Maine wreck for the fifth anniversary. A subscription funds decorations. Roosevelt and Cuban officials are invited. prayer by American and other clergy. a naval vessel may attend if available at Key West.
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Philo S Hankey in Mt Vernon after tuberculosis, noting her birth as Anna Lake Banning and family links to Wooster and North Sandusky street, with reminiscences of her visits and friends. Other obituaries include Mrs George Rhias in Brooklyn, RewiGaw Osborne of Shreve, and Adolph Buechel of Peru Ind, with funeral details and interments in Wooster area cemeteries.
Barberton officer D Jo Boetstler arrested 19 year old Edward McPhillon on a warrant issued by Miss Mary Smith alleging theft of goods to the amount of RO. The case will come up for trial sometime this week, per the Barberton News in Akron Times Democrat.
A wife testifies to four children with severe labor for the first three, then credits Mother's Friend with her last birth a strong boy. She says she worked at home until two hours before birth and endured only mild pains. She calls the remedy the grandest ever made.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a prenatal aid that strengthens the body and sharpens the mind, easing morning sickness and nervousness, relaxing muscles for easier labor, and reducing breast engorgement. It claims labor will be short and recovery quick, with a $1 bottle available from druggists and a free illustrated book by sending a postal request to The Bradford Regulator in Atlanta, Georgia.
Stethon Big Uncle Tom's Cabin company will bring a March engagement, with William Owen praised for versatility, performing Hamlets and The School for Scandal roles in same day. Lew Benedict and John Vogel join as cast, Benedict recalling a 80 year career from Duprez and Greene to Duprez Benedicts, touring US and Canada. Two matinees and evening shows set with reduced prices for children and adults.
Mrs Clarke of North Madison publishes a rebuttal to accusations against secret societies. She cites Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, argues Christianity and lodge membership support families finances and child welfare, noting sick benefits and widows and orphans aid. She condemns anti lodge rhetoric as ignorant and harmful.
Harry Funk of Chester township sues Kuthu Park of Congress township for 5000 dollars alleging Park beat him on the head and face, knocked him down, damaged his sight and right ear, and caused ongoing pain requiring medical care. Plaintiff seeks 8500 total damages and asks judgment against Park and Eugene Carhin of West daletu.
The Rathbone Sisters hosted a successful Bloomer social at the Pythian Castle on Friday evening with a new Roth orchestra, piano solos by Miss Dracilla Bolus, recitations by Misses Griff and Thompson, and a talking machine number by Walter Sehach. Guests enjoyed refreshments, a grabbag, and a flower themed program amid community notices and social events across town.
The Baptist church Home and Foreign Missionary societies held a joint meeting at the parsonage on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Pines and others participated while Miss Feeman led papers on Africa and Congo Valley. The training school for women in Chicago was also discussed. Sixteen ladies attended and planned to publish a coprogram for the year and hold monthly seminars. The event ran from two to seven pm with social functions and possession of the parsonage granted.
Mt Exton February reports strong winds and ground bog conditions with many people stricken by the grip illness. Local residents Louis Jaundervein Jr and Albert Pfeiater ship drilling gear to Harrison county while Doc Kennell returns from Chicago to vote.
The ailing Mayor Mather III remains confined to his home on West Atwood Street as his illness worsens despite medical care. Ochenderfer has acted as mayor for two weeks and will continue if recovery stalls. Friends fear the condition may threaten his term and possibly lead to continued governance by an interim.
Wooster residents testify to relief from back pain and kidney issues after using Doans Kidney Pills sold by Zommervan & Co. A factory testimonial from Mr FOT McAnaney notes persistent pain and eventual recovery eight months after completing the course. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY markets claim the pills are the official remedy.
Wayne County Circuit Court will convene in Wougter on Tuesday February 17 with Judges Voorhees Donahue and McCarty presiding. Dockets include multiple errors and appeals such as Samuel Berger vs William Best, Oldie Totten Russell vs Claud Totten, Daniel Bealave vs D C Boyd, The West Lebanon Coal Co vs et al, and others.
Women and men suffer from kidney trouble, with effects on mind, ambition, and vigor. The ad promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy, claims quick relief, and offers sample bottles by mail from Binghamton NY.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets on February 17 to New Orleans Louisiana Mobile Alabama and Pensacola Florida at a single round trip fare valid for return until February 2. Check B and O events for details.
Letters from James Foert of Alton Illinois and L B Mourns of Helena Montana praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure for neuralgia headaches and rheumatic pains. Customers report relief, improved mood in high altitude areas, and recommend the pills to family and friends. The ad notes availability from all druggists and a free book offer from Dr Miles Medical Co.
Nature warns of danger when feeling sluggish or ill and promotes Life Plant as a blood purifier. The ad touts cures for praumatism and blood diseases with testimonials, including Mrs. Logan Lewton of Malvern Ohio, claiming complete rheumatic relief after four bottles. Full month’s treatment priced at $1.00, guaranteed, sold by all druggists.
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