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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
2
A fragmented ad-like note warns against buying inferior emulsions and touts Scotts Emulsion as superior for recovery and strength. It references price differences in pennies and pounds, mentions Pearl Street New York, and urges avoiding cheaper substitutes.
County commissioners approved numerous bills at the January session including auditor fees, janitorial services, court house maintenance, and supplies for clerk of court and jail. Items list workers, contractors, and vendors with payments ranging from a few dollars to several thousand, reflecting upkeep of courthouse facilities and county infrastructure.
The Wooster debate team named its preliminary panel to represent the college in a forthcoming oral debate. Sashes and rosters listed Taylor as tutor and Walkenshaw and others as contenders with Marti Kerp as alternate. The event with Washington Jeffers College was set for Warrington.
A garbled OCR page from Garland Texas News mixes personal notices, medical testimonials, local business ads and scattered town events. It mentions a Mr John FOUiem easter, a claim about Koust Dyspepsia Cure, and various local names, appointments, court actions, church events, and minor accidents, all presented in a fragmented, period-tinged style.
In Wayne county a Democratic split over the coming congressional term grows as Congressman JW Cassingham contemplates retirement. Names such as Ohlger, John Adair, Weygandt, and JOC McClirran surface as potential nominees amid uncertain party support and a pending secretary of state report.
A student arts study club forms and discusses its aims with snippets about speakers and events. The notes mention involvement of various students and a planned extended trip, with reference to a teacher Miss Edyth Keck and others in Marshallville.
The Holmes County Party writes of a chaotic Monday exodus as fraternity members travel to Wooster and nearby towns for weekend events. Millersburg clubs report only two of ten fights won, with members returning home poorer in purse but wiser from the experience.
Mrs W H Layha of 1001 Agnes Ave Kansas City Mo suffered years of hoarseness and a harsh cough. After physicians failed remedies a friend gave Chamberlains Cough Remedy with strict directions. Within one day she noticed improvement and soon felt fully cured, praising the remedy.
A detailed comparison of Wooster and other Ohio universities argues Wooster presents the lowest net cost per student while noting high state expense for four year graduates. It cites President Holden on overall university costs, tuition coverage, and the need for broader denominational support to sustain higher education in Ohio.
The country home of Mr and Mrs T B Alleman hosted the wedding of their daughter Miss Millie Mae to Mr Walther Woxnyder at noon with a Nora Miller wedding march. Attendants were Miss Pearl Berry and A L Afne man. Rev Deeds officiated and a feast followed for about thirty guests. The couple received many gifts as Edna Snyder and Nellie Carson served as waitresses. Snyder sues Pennsylvanian Railroad for damages after a carload of horses died from alleged mishandling and delay in delivery.
George Deeser aged 92 longtime Wayne County resident died Thursday at son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Kent Massillon Born in France he lived in Pennsylvania Tuscarawas Applecreek Warne County before settling in Massillon for twenty years Surviving children include Taylor Deeser and Mrs Margaret Kent Applecreek residents Eugene Neeser and several others Funeral held at the Kent home Massillon with remains later taken to Applecreek for interment
The Chicago Tribune reviews William Norman Guthrie s recent university lecture praising his originality and personal viewpoints. He will appear in the city next Tuesday as part of the university lecture course series presenting The Novel and the Art Forms of Our Day.
Advert reads Swamp Root kidney remedy by Dr Kilmer. It claims sediment in water signals kidney trouble and promotes Swamp Root as a cure for back pain, urinary issues, and related ailments. Includes offer for sample bottle and free book from Kilmer & Home Co. Binghamton NY.
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