Dean's Kidney Pills End Back Pain By Fixing Kidneys
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney troubles. Mrs J Mathes of Mansfield Ohio testifies her sister recovered strength and relief from back pain after using the product. The ad urges readers to buy from Buchwalter's drug store and notes Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
J. Mathes
East First Street
Mansfield
Doan
Wooster
Buchwalter’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean‘s
May Accept Position At Deer Lodge College
A statement that Prof J A Dickason has assumed the presidency at Deer Lodge College is incorrect. He will meet with a gentleman in a few days to discuss the matter and determine if his services will remain with Wooster University. Friends hope he continues his connection with the university.
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J. A. Dickason
Deer Lodge
Mon
Dickason
Wooster University
Aged Couple Wedged in Mansfield Shield notice
Wayne courty people in Mansfield tell of a Wooster pair, William F. Clark and Mrs Retta M Fidler, uniting to marriage Tuesday afternoon by Justice Schaefer. License issued in Wayne county courts. Both have grown children in Wooster. The wedding was kept secret until today at the couple's request. They traveled to Mt Vernon.
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William F. Clark
Retta M. Fidler
Wooster
Justice Schaefer
Wayne County
Justice Schaeffer
Herd
Mt. Vernon
County option ruling clarifies wet to dry transition
County prosecutor Eugene Carlin received Attorney General Hillis's six page ruling on Ross county option law. The opinion says cities voting wet become dry within thirty days after a county votes dry and stay dry for two years, while cities voting dry and then county votes wet remain dry. Wayne Wheeler coauthored the construction of the Ross law.
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Eugene Carlin
Ellis
Ross County
Carlin
Hillis
Wayne KB. Wheeler
Notestine Receives Doctor of Divinity Degree
D D degree conferred on D D Notestine, son of Prof and Mrs J A Notestine, professor at Huron college. He graduated Wooster, preached at Seville and Poland, and has held the chair of Greek and Apologetics at Huron college for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Notestine
J. A. Notestine
Huron College
Otterbein University
Brim
Notestine
Wooster
Seville
Poland
Huron Colleg
Gratitude for Help After Papa Himes’ Death
Mrs. Quinby Himes and Esther express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors church members and relatives for their kindness during papa s sickness and death They note a good deed blesses both giver and receiver and say they cannot reward their helpers.
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Christian Church
Papa
Quinby Himes
Esther
Burglar Steals Cash and Watch from Geo Tally House
A daylight burglary at Geo Tally's home, three wires north of Smithville, netted $250 to $300 in cash and a gold watch. Mrs Tally and her husband were at work. a youth described as 13 to 18 years old may have fled the scene, with neighbors reporting a man seen passing by and a youngster seen escaping a window. No suspect identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Tally
Smithville
Tally
Tallys
Reasin Tally
George Tally
Noted Countess to Speak in Ohio Under Socialist Party
The Countess of Warrick of Haugland will deliver several addresses in Ohio under Socialist party direction. James Wilson, organizer, spoke here Wednesday night and said the dates are not yet fixed.
Additions to Museum Gather Items From Citizens
Woostar pabite library trustees acknowledge donations to the museum from Miss Johnston including lao apron cloth for embroidered garments lao bag for rice bamboo items wicker bracelets Corsese wood hair dressing piece alk cotton silk sewing wounds and other woven Chinese goods plus a long list of household and craft materials. Many residents may offer items with historical value even if not appraised by the museum.
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Woostar Pabite Library
Museum of the Library
Mies Lucive Johnston
Johnston
Jxuo
Femeao
Death of a Child Mary Irene Egbert
Mary Irene Egbert aged 14 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Egbert of Barberton, died at her aunt and uncle’s home in Shreve from measles. Her mother, a sister of Mrs. Mitchell, was an inpatient at the Mascotll hospital. A week earlier a hot gun discharged, injuring another child. Funeral held at the Mitchell home, with burial in Creston after transport by electric line.
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Mary Irene Egbert
Austin Tebert
Barperton
Upc
David Mitchell
Shreve
Mitchell
Masaillon Pospital
Guo
Sinter
Barberton
Ayvenine—Aspedauteud
Hey Decker
Rewaton
Creston
Woodland real estate bargain at Landes agency
Four acres of woodland on a beautif ur location offered by Landes Real Estate with price cut from 2500 dollars to 1000 dollars. Property includes six houses and is pitched as a real real estate bargain.
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Landes Real Estate Agency
Graduation exercises for Union Teachers Training class
The Union Teachers Training class organized by Kev J K Shellenberger completes the course and holds graduation at Christon church on July 2. About thirty and geodewee from city churches are now equipped to teach Sabbath classes. A splendid program is planned and Herpert Munier of Columbus will give the keynote address. Mr Munier headed the state department of Sunday school education.
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Union
Kev JK Shellenberger
Christ On Church
Herpert Munier
Columbus
Monier
State Department
Sanday School Education
Creston Indians Triumph Over Uberokes In Twin Games
A sizable crowd watched Creston defeat Uberokes Indians in the afternoon 4 to 3 and won the twilight contest 7 to 6. The events were held Wednesday with Creston grading both sessions.
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Creston
Uberokes
Pawe
J. Creston
Wayne County Farmer Cuts Wheat in 1908 Field
The first farmer to cut wheat in Wayne county in 1908 was Isaac Richwine who cut part of a field on Wednesday and said much of the wheat would be ready for harvest next week The Mykrantz brothers near Jefferson began cutting their wheat on Saturday morning hoping to finish most of their Otten acres before sanITORn time.
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Wayne County
Isaac Richwine
Mykrantz Brothare
Jefferson
Vicious Horse Bites Off Ear In Creston Stables
Jane Creston and Herbert Paine were near the train ing stables of H. Peters when a horse attacked Paine. The animal seized his left ear and bit off most of the ear, causing heavy bleeding and serious injury.
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Creston
Jane
Herbert Paine
Trainiog
H. Peters
Paine
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