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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
2
Dr D H Braden a homeopathian from Shelby has rented the West Liberty street office once held by J Warner and expects to be ready for calls this week.
At a Friday evening gathering the Wooster City Band elected officers: President Will Smith, Vice President George Limb, Secretary W. J. Keister, Treasurer Will G. Hess, Business Manager Will Smith. Directors were Fred J Melvin and Horace Bar rett with Horace Ho Barrett, Warren Kester, Fhea S Wiggins, George Linh, Willsmith as trustees.
An English exchange mocks Dr Schenk and Diet theory as determinants of sex, noting a year of female births to nobles and royalty. It references Lady Chelsea and the Duchess of Manchester, and comments on trends in female births amid famines. The piece plugs Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with patient testimonials.
A New Year event organized by the ladies of the Lutheran church brought hundreds aboard a guided travel fantasy. Guests toured a German empire setting with a throne room, oriental and German stations, music, and a feast featuring sauerkraut rye bread cheese and coffee while visiting dignitaries and local organizers were announced.
Local notes recount New Year guests at A B Lee and Mrs. attendees at Miller's hall dance. Columbus Road area reports Chauncey McDonald wed in Cleveland. weddings also of Tanny Amstuts and local social news. Fire on Cot Hard residence contained by family effort. Agatha Hard injured. various visits, travels, and appointments in Wooster and nearby towns. News includes tax delinquencies, a new bank in Jeromeville, and upcoming evangelistic meeting led by Rev Niel.
On the 2nd after December 1, 1901 the price of THE REPUBLICAN and New York Tribune Farmer when paid in advance was fixed at 81.75 per year REPUBLICAN and Tribune Review 82.66 per year. The text cites reasons and references a Rig’s advances and unsettled prices of other papers, with unclear wording about heir papers and attachments.
A Mexican war veteran and prominent editor vows that Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy kept him from losing a pension during renewal doses. He praises its quick relief and pleasant taste. Advertisers claim wide usefulness and warn against counterfeits. Local retailers Laubach & Boyd and D.S. Mitchell promote the product alongside other cures.
Report on a Woman's Relief Corps installation by W R C noting Mrs Dr Lerch performed the installation in her usual capable manner. Page text references yesterday's issue and honors given to the installer for her service.
Miss Lara B Kean principal of the High school is named to a state teachers association gathering at Putin Bay next June. Her topic will be Problems of the First Year. In New York City Jan 4 Mayor Low warns of a possible maneuver by opponents to change the board of aldermen’s fusion majority.
Prof Roxa Tyler of Chicago vice president Illinois Woman's Alliance recounts curing a severe winter cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says the medicine was pleasant, relieved symptoms at once, saved time and suffering, and she will not be without it again. Sold by Laubachaks Boyd smefie s.
Multiple wrecks west of SQ tower on the Pennsylvania Railroad leave one dead and four seriously injured, with several others sustaining minor injuries. A second westbound freight collided with debris splashed into the Conemaugh river, amid a chaotic scene for crews and flagmen. Nearby reports chronicle Turkish mutiny in Beyrout, boxing result in McKeesport, and Governor Shaw of Iowa arriving in Washington to discuss Treasury succession.
Sparta resident Robert C. Brown, longtime representative of Illinois 48th District, is slated for a clerk position in the U S Court for the Southern District of Illinois. Born in 185? he built a career from blacksmithing to law, reading at night and gaining admission to the bar in 189?. A prominent member of the Knights of Pyastines.
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