Peruna endorsements from Illinois official and others
A Illinois state official John J. Furlong and other named individuals endorse Peruna medicine as a cure for catarrhal troubles. Letters claim permanent relief from catarrh of the throat and lungs and praise Peruna as a reliable family remedy. Readers are urged to write to Dr Hartman for free medical advice if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Furlong
Thirty-fifth
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Peruna
Osgood St
Chicago
Perana Medicine Co
Columbus
Moe
Twilliam Flood
J. A. Bison
Binte Rosa
California
J. A. Barham
Pernna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Spelling School Report and Local Notices
Plain Feb 17 itemization from The Country News notes a well attended spelling school with four weeks of school remaining and two weeks vacation. The report lists residents visiting, moved households, carpenters, sled road activity, and community events, including a death in Loganport and visits among families near Jeromeville and Cedar Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foot
Cleveland
Glen Warner
R. Houser
Jerameville
Resbok Noble
A. D. Reed
Apple Creek
Fimer McMannis
Whitamver
Miele Alleman
Levi Bisthbern
Sid
Doag's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Clergyman in Wooster
Rev Joseph Baker of East North street reports his family saw kidney-related symptoms improve after using Doag's kidney pills from Zimmerman Co drug store. He notes low mood headaches and languor associated with weak kidneys and praises the treatment. The ad promotes Doag's pills as reliable with price listed and dealer details.
A Creston Sleighride Hosts Friendly Evening
Last Thursday evening a large sleigh ride group traveled to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cockerell in Hurtuk for a Creston gathering. Guests enjoyed games and music with Mr. Cockerell's tenor and bass solos. Mrs. Cockerell provided vocal accompaniment. A late repast followed, and all thanked the hosts for their hospitality and royal entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtuuk
Mtr
Bert Cockerell
Alt
Cockerell
Madi sonburg School Hosts Teachers Festival Saturday
The Madisonburg school hall festival gathers Wayne township teachers on Saturday February 22 at 1 pm to discuss Indifference in the Schoolroom and uniform textbooks among other topics. An evening program starts at 7 30 with music farce dialogue and drama entries, and a small admission fee to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonburg
Wayne Township
M. F Matz
G F Bronson
O. BK. Lehman
M D Overholt
Walter Fireswne
Yeager
Martha Geyer
O. K
Marths-Gever
Fire Committee Favors Extending Hose House in Third Ward
City Fire Committee advances plan to establish a hose house in the Third Ward to improve fire protection, with debate over funding and location near Northwestern avenue. The matter goes to next meeting for a formal report as receipts from Opera House rentals are redirected to the University rebuilding fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
van Nest
Biessra
Fisher
Schad
Zimmerman
Callahan
Nolle
Kinney
Overholt
Saybolt
Kiaoney
Northwestern Avenue
Wm. Woodland
City Opera House
City Hall
Opera House
Pudd'head Wilson to Be Staged on Elaborate Scale
The city will host a major production of Mark Twain's Pudd'head Wilson this Friday. The dramatized version is billed as the season's dramatic event, strong in heart interest and comedy, with the same renowned company performing as in top theatres nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudd
Wilson
Mark Twain
Methodists raise funds for church and school improvements
The Methodist community held a special Sunday subscription to raise about 81,200 for church and Sunday school work, including new carpet, frescoed ceilings and walls, varnished seats, and interior and exterior painting. They note previous year gains and plans to contribute to the university and other local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheyv
Latta sburg notes and social events report
Feb 17 report from Latta sburg notes Josiah Swine was sick but is now able to be about Miss Lydon Weidman of Ashland visited friends last week Miss Sadie Camp of Red Haw supervised the I O TM officers installation Harry Garver of Lorain took Maccabee obligation The Maccabees will host Aspinal in town hall on Saturday with Washington's Birthday prominent in social display Captain Ida Pittenger leading Crow Dramatic Company presented The Soldier of Fortune to a crowded town hall audience with strong applause B M B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latiasburg
Josiah Swinebirt
Cary
Lydon Weidman
Ashland
Friends
I O TM
Sadie Camp
Red Haw
Harry Garver
Lorain
Two months visit ends as Nora Riffs returns home
Nora Riffs returns to Uhrichsville from a two month visit with Wooster relatives. The item notes train No 44 change of schedule starting Sunday from 3 40 to 3 10, with connections at Orrville. Also mentions local society notes, such as the Punch Knights of Pythias banquet set for Feb 25, and various local events, deaths, and business moves in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Riffs
D. G. Davidson
Sterling, O
Nash F. Steiner
Akron
Alice M. Eshelman
Sterlingse 3
Puddinfield ’ Wilson
Hudson- Wescott Company
Griffin
Feoding
Laura Runkle
Jennie McKenns
Elix Russell
C. E. Goodrich
J. H. Kirk
St. Louis
Fredrick Kraft
Alice
Letter List No 7 Wooster Ohio 1902
Wooster Ohio February 17 1902 list of letters remaining at the post office includes G A Furniss J L Long Dan McCann E McClar ren Lyman B Sperry H R Tompson Mrs Emma Hurst Miss Rose B Hughes Miss J Turner Miss Anna Wise L Flattery P M and other names listed for Gentleman and Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woooster
Wooster
G A Furniss
J. L. Long
Dan McCann
E. McClarren
Lyman B. Sperry
H. R Tompson
Emma Hurst
R Se B Hughes
J. Turner
Anna Wise
Marriage Licenses List from Sherman Long to Maybelle Sparr
The record lists multiple marriage license pairs including Sherman Long of Canaan with Isephena Snyder of Madisonburg. Ametsmyser of Wayne township with Carrie R. Palmer of West Salem. Hirman Fisher with Edna Fishburn of Wooster. Frid R. Tschantz with Bertha Weuth rich of Urrville. Charles E. King with Lucy E. Horst of Smithville. A. D. Stough of Mansfield with Alice Miller of Wooster. Todd K. Buffenmyer of Ashland with Ellen Mou of Sterling. Frederic B Eshler of Paris with El Charles Sparr and Maybelle G. Sparr of Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Long
Canaan
Isephena Snyder
Madisonburg
Ametsmyser
Wayne Township
Carrie R. Palmer
West Salem
Hirman Fisher
Edna Fishburn
Wooster
Frid R. Tschantz
Bertha Weuthrich
Urrville
Charles E. King
Lucy E. Horst
Smithville
A. D. Stough
Mansfield
Alice Miller
Todd K. Buffenmyer
Ashland
Ellen Mou
Sterling
Frederic B Eshler
Paris
el- Charles
Hood's Sarsaparilla Adopts Rheumatism Relief
A testimonial from Niss Apa Dory of Sidney Iowa claims Hood's Sarsaparilla relieves rheumatism and joint swelling, noting the medicine allows continued field work after long discomfort and wet weather. The passage describes aching joints in fingers toes and limbs as inflamed and worsened by damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Sidney
Iowa
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Dramatizes Cure Claim
An old advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla with a dramatic claim that removing the rheumatism cause cures the disease. Pitts Hood’s Sarsaparilla appears as the product line in the push for a remedy.
Christened Madeline Krafft headlines local christening
Baptism for Rev. Klick's granddaughter Madeline Dorothy Krafft took place Tuesday February 18. The village notes a birthday guest, a February 28 schoolhouse debate, and various visits, illnesses, travel plans, and entertainment events within the community. Local bids, oil testing, and medical remedies headline a broad parade of small-town announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vices
Klick
Frederick Krafft
Madeline Dorothy Krafft
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Aene
Feruma
Perana
William Blood
Care
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Louisville
Hon Jorn
the Country News
Blacht Ryn
Naftou
William
Rickenbaugh Bros
Fair Woods
Springville
Wayne Allaman
Ocker
Cantoo
Grant Mero
Goolidady
Poods
Phat
Tealahoret
Fimiy
Lodi
George Ty
Henry
Rachel Jacobs
Ues Ferrer
Ceddar Valley
Thos. George
Kabank
Susan Wagner
Daugher
Marty Mark
Loganport
Ind
D W
John
Jason
Doag
Joseph Baker
East North
Street
Episcopal
Dosa
Iconsider
Dean
Pacrae
Milburo Co
Buf
Mbente
The
United
Lattasburg
Canaan Dramatic Club
Maccabee Social
ANS
Julius
H. A. Imgard
New College
T. W. Shaw
Garver
Mary Kerns Geoghan
James Kerns
Michael Moore
Garahoga Falls
John M. Swarts
Jennie Rohn
Massillon
Emery Barnard
Bever Street
Kuhn
Pittsburg
Runkle Shoe Shop
T. D. Cunningham
Frank Hower
LaFayette
Tad
Harding & Co
O'Brien
Medina County
Lerner, Ramsey
Cutter
James Pinnick
Alliance
David Zeigler
Bellfontaine
Wm. A. Russell
John Johnson
Geo. Palmer
W G. Whitaker
Squire Bolus
A.D Stough
Ronsa Langell
Berchester
Fredericksburg
American Ficus
Uutred ¢Oomercial Travt's Union
Woosterbrang
Scott, & Youny
Gray & Son White
Shale Brick Works
JH. Odenkirk
Bowman Street
Howe
J + Applebaugh
George Stark
Rudolph Danner
O. V.infty
George Rope
Wm Rope
Tut Republican
Oberlin
George
H Klick
German Evangelical Church
L. Flattery
P M
Moen
Newark
Frick Block
Mary Cameron
Doylestown
J.S McLoy
Louis Shaffer
Fifth Ward
Wod
George Foltz
Indiana
Christ Bolus
Oss
Brockway Grand Convert Co
Ezra. Dunham
de Ftn
Tom Crow
West Wooter
Monda
Ween Township
John Hall
Samuel Graber
John Graber
Wooster Artificial [Ee Co
Maximo
Stark County
H. B. Odenkirk
Bell Land
Lanbach & Bayd d
Dr. Woon
Court House
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