Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Wooster Ad
A Wooster Ohio testimonial urges Doan's Kidney Pills for back ache and kidney troubles. It claims relief after six years of intermittent use, with price listed at 50 cents and Fostat Milbank Co. as US agents. Other ads promote remedies for croup, cough, and hemorrhoids with terse claims and store names.
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M. Hofackst
Carpenter
East Imfancy Etreet
Wooster
Ohio
Malwayd
Doan
Fostat-Milbain Co
Buffalo
Neew—York
United States
Apple Eating Club Aims to Form National Orchard Network
Wooster plans to form a secret social organization open to all, linked to the Independent Apple Eaters Association of America. The movement, started by James K. Tomlinson of Chicago, promotes daily apple consumption as universal medicine and spreads from Chicago to New York and beyond with talks and circulars advocating apples as health and energy magic.
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Wooster
L. A.a.d&a
Odl
Association of America
Uhames KE. Tomlinson
Chicago
Owlinson
New York
Apple
Apple Crcb of
America
Will Change Location for Barrett Fire Servicing
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Gror Ba
W. Y. Laonie Fe
Barrett
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted fifty year old remedy for female health. It claims scientific formulation made from native roots, with full bottle labeling and physician endorsement. The ad urges delicate nervous women to avoid alcohol and touts cures for hysteria neuralgia insomnia and uterine complaints.
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Pierce
Whick
Dr. Pierce
St. Vitus
Invalida’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Bercetg
Veterans Welcome Ohio Commander at Grand Army Event
The Lancaster Ohio department commander George H Harmon visited with James N Roberts and A K Dilorenzo, along with Miss Virginia McLaughlin, president of the Women's Relief Corps. The afternoon program featured prayers, musical numbers, recitations, and speeches urging veteran membership and support for orphans and widows of soldiers. Local post leaders and visiting dignitaries praised the efforts of the Grand Army and affiliated groups, closing with an “America” sing-along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
George H Harmon
Lancaster
Harmon
James N. Roberts
Mrade A. K. Dilotenn
Crestline
Virginia McLaughlin
Women's Relief Corps
T. A
Glvan Post
Maser Suitt
Miewes Jolliff
Charles Barnpart
W. Metzler
Barwon
D.kinn
Grand Army
Rickca‘kugh
Mia
Applebaugh
Wooster
Peer Department
Given Post Corps
Aspt
James B. Taylor
Fremand
America
Wooster Schools Expected to Join Jamestown Exhibition
School Commissioner Jones reports no formal notice of the water testing yet but expects Wooster and other state schools to participate in the Jamestown exhibition this coming summer. He will bring the matter to the attention of state schools and coordinate with Westerville and other districts to prepare a joint display.
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Wooster
Jamestows
Jones
Willo
Wooter
Jawstown
A Fine Audience at Wooster Center Opera Night
A university concert featured Katherine Ridgeway and Donald Chalmers in a mixed program. Ridgeway performed arias and songs including Onyx Bright Young Lover and So My Dear, while Chalmers offered readings and a Robe Buls piece. The audience filled the seats as Ridgeway’s performance drew praise for its dramatic range.
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Katerine Ridgeway
University Cenre
Misetil Key Das
Wooster
Nt-Ria
Mira Ridgeway
Fas Latraour
Pia-It
Donald ‘Talmers
Fianu
Mins Lattrance
Diog
Jodz
Miso Ridgeway
Arin
Chalmers
Robei Buls
Wise
Miata le Grange
Gande
Our
Mr. Chalmera
Wooster Students Shine in State Exam Results
Report from Wooster notes successful outcomes in the state examination, with several students earning first class certificates and high marks. The event lists names such as George J Kein and Kieffer, and highlights strong performances across Wooster schools.
Damages Sought After Town Obituaries Case
A citizen filed a civil claim seeking $100 in damages related to a local incident in an unnamed town. The case outlines a judgment in favor of the plaintiff but contains garbled names and details, with the respondent urged to appear. The filing signals a dispute over damage amounts and the underlying incident’s nature.
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Poip
Bes
Sganiebs Joon
Damagia
Traveling man in Loudounville cited for telephoning misdeeds
A Cincinnati traveler faced a 20 cent charge and argued with a Loudounville woman over rates. She kept quiet as a funerallike scene unfolded, then cried out, echoed by others, before the crowd returned to normal. A Cory Pa item reports Isle of Spire Co. girls losing costumes in a fire, while Cadiz News mocks the incident. Dave Nice in Wooster creates affordable homemade calendars for advertising. Interest grows in the Harry Thaw trial, with Wooster ties and wary sympathy for Thaw’s plight.
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Cincinnati
Loudounville
Mansfeld
Bell
Auddenly
Cory Pa
Isle of Spire Co
Aporrcnacscy
Cadiz Newa
Dave Nice
Wooster
Dave
Mr. Nice
Nice & Yarman
Mr. Nica
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Wm. Thaw
Wooster University
Jail Sends Message On Utensils Inmate Packaged Tools
Sheriff Caskey warns prisoners that meals are supplied with county property utensils. Each inmate receives a knife fork and spoon and must care for them. Hidden tools were confiscated in recent days as the jail tightening continues.
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Caskey
Phiamer
Bert
Caky
Orrville aims to lure Gerstenschatr works to city
The Orrville Courier reports Orrville cuiza and other groups seek the relocation of the Gerstenschatr works to Orrville. A meeting was held to discuss water issues, and a plan to move the factory was advanced with extra committees tasked to raise funds. The board of trade pledged to support, with a vote or formal action expected soon.
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Orrvite Courier
Orrville Cuiza
Reterachager
Gerstenschatr
Aprinu
Mom
Vet
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Friends
Samuel Bruen and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends who extended sympathy and condolences during the burial of their beloved.
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Seo
Samuel Bruen
Ibda Barrow escapes illness through weight loss tale
A fragmented obituary-like note recounts Ibda Barrow’s 11 year escape from consumption. It mentions a business man, Kerkshaw, and a dubious claim of reducing weight to 135 pounds with heavy breathing and self-diagnosed cures. The piece references Dr. Xreiger's Drug Store and urges readers to consider digestive remedies.
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Ibda Barrow
Fioyd
National University for Ireland Proposed by Bryce
Dublin reports ambassador Bryce stating Ireland will get a national university by dissolving the Royal University of Dublin. The plan preserves Trinity College and the Belfast and Cork colleges under a new governance with Crown and faculty appointments and state funding for maintenance.
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National University
Bryce Dublin
Dublin Castle
James Bryce
United States
National University For
Ireland
Royal University of Dublin
National University For Ireland
Trinity - “*'Je
Belfast
Cork
Buckeye Briefs: Rabies Power, Glanders Toll, and More
Ohio livestock critics push for a measure giving the state commission authority to extirpate rabies by killing infected animals. The glanders epidemic in Montgomery County led to 600 horses tested. 263 deemed positive and 63 slaughtered with autopsies confirming glanders. Also: Virgil P Kline of Standard Oil waives service for some indictments, but not for William Rockefeller and others. A found baby on a Brookside porch prompts police inquiry. A Dayton accident reports a 16 year old fatal neck injury after falling into an elevator shaft. A Columbus fire damages the Bell Dana store for about 50000 dollars. In Ann Arbor, the Michigan board of control defers big nine withdrawal decision, seeking senate guidance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Montgomery County
George Bressler
Brookside
Bressler
Po Nce
Cure for paralysis proven by Pink Pills claim
A Portland Michigan man, Charles H. Hildguy, describes paralysis onset after Civil War injuries and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a complete recovery after other treatments failed. Advertisements urge readers to request the Nervous Die order and note Pink Pills and Little Liver Pills are sold by druggists, with prices listed.
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United States
Portland
Ionia County
Michix
Ailaen
New York Navy Artillery
Ashows
Beate Witnees
Wiiliawa
Willigme
Dr. Willa Medicine Company
Schevectady
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