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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
3
A Beal avenue morning encounter unfolds between a man and a woman, with a large window pane mentioned and a slippery sidewalk forcing them to the road center. The tale includes a pastor storyteller, a hardware store worker named Trussean, and a seaside coast reference, ending with a weathered remark on news and peace rumors.
David Starr Jordan president of Leland Stanford University speaks to a large audience on The Man of the Twentieth Century. He argues life in the era demands strenuousness democracy and complexity in a conversational style. The event draws strong audience attention and favorable comment from listeners. Also includes local transit notices for Cleveland area lines and connections.
Travel ads tout very low rates to Florida and other U S locations with stopovers in Washington DC during Congress. Offers include Homeseeker's, Colonist, and Settlers' tickets with June 1 return limits, one way date sales on the first and third Tuesdays, and special Mexico City California and Old Point Fort options. Also lists a New Orleans Farmers subscription offer and cheap postal card sample copy details.
Record floods stretch across multiple towns causing submerged roads and bridges. Rail traffic halted as ice jams form near Killbuck and Apple Creek. Schools suspend operations. residents evacuate low areas and move stock to higher ground. Officials report widespread property damage and significant travel disruption from Wooster to Massillon and beyond.
Tamar Lo Knight wife of Professor Knight died January 18 at the home of her daughter Harriet Knight Newbury in Lod. A long-time author and educator, she taught ten years and remained a devoted Christian worker. She leaves a husband, son and daughter, three grandchildren, two brothers, five sisters, and many relatives who mourn. Her life was gentle and devoted, a steadfast presence in her community and church.
A fragmentary reminiscence from locomotive fireman Cr Bellamy of Burlington touts Electric Bitters curing weakness and restoring vigor. The piece also touts H. C. DeWitt Co Witch Hazel Salve as a skin remedy, claiming long history and effectiveness, though the OCR text is garbled and inconsistent throughout.
The family of Mrs. M. L. Hobbitt of Bargertorwno Tennessee watched her struggle against consumption. Doctors and remedies failed until Dr King’s New Discovery brought relief after the first bottle, promising a nearly certain cure for throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles at Laubach & Boyd’s drugstore.
An old advice piece urges not delaying treatment for a lingering cough or cold. It touts Dr Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy used for over thirty five years, claiming a few doses relieve coughs and continued use cures even deep seated lung issues.
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars for an ear case that cannot be cured by Mr Cheney. The notice asserts Cheney is honest in all business dealings and capable of carrying out any plan proposed by the firm of Trautz Wholesale Druggists.
John Brown, a resident of Shreve, died Monday and his funeral was held at Ewen. Interment was at the Cathedrale verde. Pallbearers included Dennis Lagders, Michael Landers, Jacob Wepler, August ser, James McKenna, and Jeremiah Murphy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Kiggs New Life tills and medicines at Laubach & Boyds Drug Store. Details are garbled. no clear event or outcome is discernible. Entities are uncertain due to unreadable portions.
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a cure for a tired liver and indigestion, promising improved mood, energy, and spirits. It claims the tonic has been a favorite household remedy for over thirty five years and offers trial size and regular bottles at 75 cents.
Mrs Harriet Ward Keller died Thursday evening January 2 at the family home 540 West Drbery Street. She was born in Adning county Pa in 18.. and married Louis Ho Keller. Survived by husband two children Mrs De Hary Mathis and Mrs Joanna Wella a sister. Funeral held Saturday at 2 PM at the family home on West Liberty Street.
Wooster took the first prize with 814 points led by Clark in the five man game. Seville’s teams and Wadworth trailed as Seville won over Wooster by a narrow margin. Albright substituted for Wooster and did the scoring. Clark topped Wooster’s individual scorers.
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