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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
2
An inexact discussion questions whether legislation aids business and welfare in the nation. The piece references policy makers, insurance firms, and public sentiment, noting debates about regulatory impact and the duties of government toward workers and industry.
A fragmented report discusses ventilation and water supply issues in schools and public buildings. It notes debates on air quality, moisture, and the impact on pupils, with references to city water mains, treatment, and the need for practical cooling and filtration measures. Community figures urge timely fixes and improved infrastructure.
The text argues mothers should rely on Peruna for illness prevention and relief, citing its use against catarrh, croup, appetite issues, and anemia in children, and praising Hartmann’s medical guidance and booklets as supportive resources for families.
Letters from families and individuals praise Peruna for croup colds and catarrh with claims of curing ailments and boosting strength. Testimonials hail the remedy as superior and widely trusted, noting long history and reliance across homes and professional work.
The article notes a political stance in Obio tied to winter and a forthcoming government building project at Ashreok. It mentions a cornerstone ceremony and predicts the presidency will not be delayed by lack of consensus. Strong entities include Obio, Ashreok, and Me Ashreok Kovernment.
The following letters remained unclaimed at the Wooster post office as of January 20. Gentlemen H. S. Barnhart J. Bunn Eur Boyd C. E. Brown Clark Johnston G. S. Jacob Ralph Robertson Fred Wallace. Ladies Mrs I Bower Mrs Laura Daley Miss Emma Ruch Miss Shivers Mia Melilo Spiker Br.
Wayne County Republican leaders approve a mass primary plan at Wooster to elect seven delegates and seven alternates to the state convention. The executive committee will appoint three judges and two clerks for the primary, with written nominations due to the secretary.
On Monday afternoon Judge Eason granted Mrs. L. Winch of Chaster township a divorce from William Wraoch for gross neglect of duty. Mrs. Winch was given custody of their minor daughter. Mahlon Ratec represented Mrs. Winch. Winch did not contest the case.
A miner suffered two broken legs and injuries after a rush incident on Monday forenoon near Kady nine. Dr J Haney treated the injured man. Remains of Janes Tagpart of Orrville were buried Friday after funeral services at the cemetery conducted by Rev W Hoogdnt. Rev Hoag leads revival meetings at Borton City. Twenty five converts reported. Pastor J V Findlay of the Presbyterian church fell ill Sunday morning. Win ralloway, aged local resident, lies very ill at home on Mauro Street with little hope of recovery.
Jan 21 reports show Daniel Weaver and wife visiting Astlantd HoT Eberhart and family were Sunday visitors at Rows WA Fortucy remains housebound with Mrs Brometer. Elizabeth Piper and B. F Marks and family visited WoC Buletts. Lucy Wile stayed with Keodabaty Wooster. Davis Joli and family from West Salem visited Saturday and Sunday. Jacob Latyte and wife visited George Pisher’s family Sunday. Clewent Jackson and Miss Kiuswa Jacobs united in marriage last week. Peter Sisir has been sick all week. Chas Maheefid family were Sunday visitors at Rea Maw.
Jap 21 Will Crater has a serge of rhannatiem while Elmer Clison remains unable to go out due to stomach and kidney trouble. Gillie Scher of Orrville and Mr Vera Hensel called on Mrs D W Cilasen last Thursday. D W Lehr of Wooster was called Saturday to see Mrs Sarah Wagner known as Grandma Wag ber, who has pneumonia with little hope of recovery. Mrs Emma Spigelmire and family of South Congreaa visit her parents, also Ny Sadie Schultz and daughter of Akrua. Vera Hensel and Miss Ollie Swier of Orrville went to Lodito to visit a friend yesterday.
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