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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
6
An OCR fragment extols Dr Pierce's Simily medicines as potent and nutritious, asserting authenticity on bottle wrappers and promising medicinal benefits from Nature’s selections. It mentions glycerine and other components, claims cures for catarrh and throat issues, and presents testimonial-like language about efficacy and safety.
Local option factions in Wayne County push for a vote on saloons with a Rose bill likely to become law soon. Senator Vanover and others face pressure from Knox County supporters and opponents including Wertz and Warnover as the drive for or against the measure intensifies.
A physician argues against perforated waists and openwork stockings, saying ventilation can backfire by chilling the chest and raising pneumonia risk. The discussion touches habits, winter wear, and safety of breathable garments in crowded streets.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mire Spangler with four rer operator at the trepturt Wester ay far i opie oat aglaes, and Mrs William Rast ter with fever under care. Fox entertained her from Burbank since Friday. James Kaabbarn has been in Wi hevlto for two weeks. Mentions Corte Martin and Alitheuticunt related to wheat market issues.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Senator Meek’s sensational claim that state school officials profit from institute work and control the State Teachers' Association. He cites a ten year table showing earnings by Haupert, Simkins, Bova, and others, alleging a ring around hierarchy with Carson at the center. Critics warn of factionalism and urge full investigation.
Former resident Mrs Wi Beresfond von Thuratay announced the death of her father Holeon Apolecon, about 70 years. His death leaves Mpa Berua rd as the last surviving woman of her land. Mr Anderson, a former resident of tt coady, and Mrs Berg ford were unable to attend the funeral due to illness.
Card Ollhanks express gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and assistance following the death and burial of their mother and grandmother Mrs Lydia Kelter.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin writes that Dee King’s New Safe Pills improved his stomach liver and bowels. If the pills disappoint on trial, money is refunded at S. H. Boyd & Co.’s drug store. 25c.
Grace Armstrong wed Ewmet Osimany in a graceful Caoaip ceremony with piano, bell, and a three course supper. News covers a box social, church society meetings, travel plans, and congratulations to Wooster friends Mick Paarl Vanover and Rev Frang Ann, plus a golden wedding and school class honors in nearby communities.
Obituary notices report the death of Travior Aultwan a former Korea dealer at Orrville in Cleveland on Sunday aged about 0 years. The county mourns the passing of Alva Chadin of Orrville on Thursday. Mrs Coaffin is described as a young woman under 10 years whose death was caused by being consumed by flames.
Spend Your Winters in the South The Florida farming, Fruit & Pecan Co intends to make arrangements to accommodate all stockholders of the company with hotel accommodations upon the farm who want to go to Florida to spend their winters. This company has an advertisement on another page.
Grant A Switzer of Smithville and Allie Burker of Wooster are issued a marriage license. Emmet R Carmody and Grace O Armstrong of Wooster. John J Van Nostran of Sterling and Bertha May Rehneckar of Crean are also noted.
At a largely attended congregational meeting the members of the First Presbyterian church voted to grant Rev 8 Fershey D D request for release to accept a call from the First Presbyterian church of New Castle Pa A committee to call another pastor was named from each church group and several ministers have offered to preach trial sermons
In Ashland County, the Adams express office in Jeromeville was entered by robbers the other night. A quart of whiskey was taken and money and destruction noted as sacks and boxes were torn open. The route agent said arrests may follow.
On Thursday two bills were introduced. Representative Wertz proposed codifying statutes on mine inspection and expanding inspector powers, backed by the United Mine Workers. Senator Vanover introduced a measure requiring all deepas to disclose if vendors are worried, to indicate possible dower interest.
Time To ACT Early kidney trouble signs include irregular urination headaches and dizziness. Swelling in ankles and body parts may grow worse if untreated. Begin taking Deans Kidney Pills and persist until health returns as testimonials from Nelson Wells and Foster Milburn Co. endorse the remedy.
Old medicine advertisement details Foley’s Honey and Tar to stop coughs and expel colds, with claims of mild laxative effects. Mentions Hixter's Modern Pharmacy and Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy mailed free for trial, urging readers to buy Pills and remedies at Krieger's Drug Store.
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