Remarkable Heart Cure Claims Reach Lebanon Democrat
A letter from J. H. Bowman of Asheville cites dramatic results from Dr Miles Heart Cure, saying it cured his heart trouble and saved his life. He urges others with heart issues to try the remedy, noting immediate relief and travel among friends endorsing the treatment. The Miles Medical Co. advertises the product via pharmacists with a money back guarantee.
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Miles
EsThe
Miles Medical Co
Andin
Mmy Druggist 2
J. H. Bowman
Lebanon Democrat
Ashville
Tenn
Gift
Elkhart
Ind
Promoters in Town Await Engineer Report on Electric Line
David Collier of Plimpton and John Chestown of Shreve, promoters of the Wooster and Mansfield electric line, visited the city. Collier said no action was underway until the engineer’s report is received, but he was confident the road would be built as subscriptions rise. He noted towns are improving and that dirt flying will signal progress, prompting further funding.
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David Colliler
Plimpton
John Chestown
Shreve
Wooster
Mansfield Electric Inc
W Pater Eletain Duvenors
Collier
Conlier
Methodist Men Banquet Toastmasters and Speakers Aboard
The Men's League of the Methodist church held a pleasant banquet served by church ladies. Informal speeches followed with Judge R. L. Adair as toastmaster and responses from Prof Haupert W F Kean E V DuBois and others.
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Men's League of the Methodist Church
Spaschea
R. L. Adair
Prof Haupert
W F Kean
E V DuBois
Interesting Paper on Equity Jurisprudence At Century Cin
W. G. Patterson presented an interesting paper at the Century Cin meeting held at WF Kean home Tuesday evening on The Rise of Equity Jurisprudence. The paper was well received and generally discussed.
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W. G. Patterson
WF. Kean
Wertz Proposes Early Road Bill at Columbus
Eddy Wertz moved quickly in Columbus with his roads measure and a related appropriation of 268400 dollars for this year and 268400 dollars for the next year.
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Wertz
Eddy Wertz
Columbus
Be An Soon Jetter Calls For Religious Awakening
An article notes a detectable religious awakening in Wooster with churches growing, afternoon Methodist meetings attracting crowds, and several previously irreligious individuals joining church. The piece urges reflection on genuine faith versus empty ritual and invites readers to return to worship and church life under guidance of SCOTT F HERSHEY.
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Hepshess
Methodist Church
Pastors’ Association
Wooster
PRESS POINTS. AGENDA AND RIVALRY NOTED IN STATE DEALS
A collage of editorial quips and political commentary from Toledo Blade Ohio State Journal and New York Press notes Sam’s invite to the Motusan affair and cautions against public missteps. It laments retrenchment bills and lower salaries while Pennsylvania eyes 24 million in revenue for internal improvements. An art connoisseur warns of counterfeit paintings fooling critics in a Philadelphia Record item.
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Cnese Sam
Toledo Blade
Pennsylvania
New York Press
Philadelphia
Thorough oil and gas test planned in Wayne county
A thorough test for oil and gas will be made in Wayne county in spring and summer by H. B. Odenkirk and associates. He believes paying quantities lie there, citing recent local strikes. Locations for drilling are not yet announced, but a broad survey of the county is anticipated to find the elusive field sought by promoters and residents.
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Wayne County
H. B. Odenkirk
Odenkirk
Wooster
MADE GOOD IMPRESSION AT INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Attendance was large as Woo ter Lodge I O of installed new term officers Friday night. District Deputy John B Keeler of West Salem presided and impressed the brethern with his zeal. Officers installed included Henry Wiler noble grand and J B Myers treasurer with a slate of several other appointees.
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Wooter Lojze I O
John B Keeler
West Salem
Keeler
Brether
W Shives Promoted From Wooster Clerk To Detroit Journal Ad Chief
W Shives, longtime Wooster native and assistant to Dan A Carroll of the Baltimore News Washington Star Indianapolis News and Montreal Star, has become advertising manager of the Detroit Journal. The Fourth Estate calls the move a promotion and notes his East Coast associates applaud the change. He recently joined New York press and became a life member of several Masonic bodies.
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W. Shives
Dan A Carroll
New York
Baltimore News
Washington Star
Indianapolis News
Montreal Star
Detroit Journal
Shives
East
Press Club
City
Tax Notice for Wayne County Taxes Due January 20 1908
Notice states tax duplicates are ready and payments will be received through January 20 1908. Treasurer George Jlekreiger of Wayne County urges taxpayers to call to settle dues. The notice appears alongside health ad copy for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming blood purification and relief from catarrh.
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George Jlekreiger
Wayne County
Disturbed the Congregation Case Noted in Foley’s Files
A fragmentary historical record references a disturbance connected to a congregation, with mentions of Foley and individuals such as Chas E. Ste and others in terse, unclear notation. The readable text suggests a clerical or legal context but lacks complete details.
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Hehe Seman
Foley’ S Ney
E. Ste
Electric road project to be discussed at city hall meeting
A Wooster meeting is planned in a few days to discuss an electric railroad project. Rev Singerly of Loudonville and John Chestown of Shreve will address supporters. Active work to secure Wooster stock subscription will start soon and continue until city credit is subscribed, with other towns along the line also making good progress.
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Rev Singerly
Loudonville
John Chestown
Shreve
Wooster
Lawsuit Filed Against Wooster Brick Company
Wm Bnebholz of Wayne township and attorney McClarran Jones began action Friday against Wooster Brick & Co. The suit seeks recovery on disputed par values of notes, alleging a breach in the company’s pleas court.
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Wm Bnebholz
Wayne Township
McClarran & Jones
Woostersbak Brick
Vnv Co
Nm Tes
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Cure in Wooster Testimony
Wooster residents publish verified testimonials to Doan's Kidney Pills. Nelson Wells, retired on Beall Avenue, asserts that since using the remedy in 1396 eight years ago he has not needed kidney medicine again, claiming the prior relief remains permanent and that he has advised others with positive results.
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Wooster
Woosteer
Doan
Nelson Wells
Beall Avenue
Dean
Big Panama City Fire Damages Two Schools and Orphanage
Panama on Malambo street saw its largest blaze in three years, affecting two blocks of glassware shops and two public schools plus an orphanage. Indignation grows over sanitary department fumigation failures cited as carelessness by a department employer. China Imperial Commissioners Arrive in San Francisco on Iberia. 62 on board led by Tuan Fang Ta Hung Tzen welcomed by Cornell professor Jenks. Troops restore order in St Petersburg after strike. martial law issues and unreliable troops hindered imperial authority. Boston wool market strong with solid sales and firm prices, first London auction series opens next week. manufacturers eye buys and protection of values.
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Malambo Street
Sanitary Department
San Francisco
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Iberia
Erient
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Tai Hung Tzen
Pacific
United States
Europe
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Cornell Wniver Aity
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St Francis Hotel
Petersburg
Siberia
Manchuria
Boston
London
Herrera Knocks Out Corbett in Fifth at Pacific Club
In Los Angeles on January 13 Aurelio Herrera of Bakersfield defeated Young Corbett by knockout in the fifth round at the Pacific Athletic Club pavilion. Corbett’s exhibition was weak and Herrera dominated with solid countering and a decisive finish. Corbett staggered early and the end came after a series of rights and lefts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Aurelio Herrera
Bakersfield
Young Corbett
Pacific Athletic Club Pavilion
Herrera
Corbett
Political pressure over Mansfield reformatories and stations
The Ohio State Journal notes trouble over recent appointees at Mansfield reformatory and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Senator Vanover accuses partisan moves, calls for equal patronage division, and signals potential scrutiny of Superintendent Leonard’s duties and salary. Discussion focuses on board divisions and possible shakeups, with questions about Mr Thorne’s role and stress.
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Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio Agricultural Eperimentatation
Leonardd
Thorne
Ohio State Journal
Vanover
Wagner
Lecturlo
Pda
Resalta
Athens
State of Trade. Manufacturing Plants Crowded With Orders
R G Dun reports erratic weather and post holiday slowdowns curb operations last week especially in retail and jobbing. Clearance sales of heavy outerwear boost demand for staples while prices stay firm. Inventories look favorable and annual settlements are promptly made. Some regions cannot fill lumber and building material orders due to open weather. plants resume with advancing orders and iron and steel industry activity expected for months, though earlier declines hinder production capacity.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Kistler Divorce Case Before Judge Maxwell
Judge Maxwell heard the divorce proceeding for Mrs Steda Kistler with attorney A B Swartz on Friday. Swartz was granted leave to act while Kistler reportedly left the state. The outcome remains uncertain as no decree was issued and custody of the children is anticipated in any future ruling.
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Jurge A B. Swartz
Steda Kistler
J T Maxwell
Mnocket
Maxwell
Kistler
Chilgiren
Wayne County Bank Officers Elected
Wayne County National Bank directors elected officers Saturday afternoon with Si Overboit as president Judge Frank Taggart as vice president John M Criley as cashier John A Myers as assistant cashier Will Gerlach as teller Miss Louisa Straub Earl Derr Miss Jennie Neal
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Wayne County National Bank
Si _Overboit
Frank Taggart
Jobn M. Criley
John A Myers
Will Gerlach
Misa Clouisa Straub Earl Derr
Jennie ‘Neal
TOSILINE Promised Quick Cure for Sore Throat
A vintage ad claims TONSILINE provides a quick safe soothing healing cure for sore throat. It asserts one dose relieves pain, with a few more doses completing the cure. The firm cites druggists and prices at 23 and 50 cents from The Sonsiline Co Canton Ohio.
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Canton
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