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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
2
A chaotic court scene in Wayne County featured Judge Nicholas Tpasssi presiding as attorneys sparred over demurrers and procedural points. The trial docket included defense objections, references to old matters, and arguments about witness credibility and timing amid a tense, crowded courtroom.
An article promotes a tonic said to cure deafness and related nerve issues. It lists doctors and addresses in New York offering samples and testimonials, urging readers to try the remedy for stomach and heart related symptoms as part of a broader nervous system treatment.
Transit notes show a brief timetable with departure at 1:05 and 4:15 from Wooster bound for B. and O. South. Details are fragmented but indicate scheduled ride times and routes.
From Wooster locals list train timings and routes for Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co. including connections to Lindale Puritas Springs Elyria North Amherst Lorain Wellington and Solwalk with multiple departure times and fare figures. note mentions of further information and excaretion rates.
A Wednesday report recalls a power cut delaying a trailed car and a panting journey as crews restore service. Executor Joon Hall sold a homestead on West Liberty Street to Wildaie Mowery, with street paving planned. County cases and property transfers are listed along with local court actions involving Canton and Akron firms to settle stock sales and related disputes. Sheriff actions include arrests after a bench riot by Italians and a hospital admission for an insane patient. Miss Hazel Hatfield, 17, suffered scalp injury in an Akron laundry accident, transported for treatment.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Cescer testifies four years after claiming cure from kidney trouble by Foley’s Kidney Cure. He says he took less than two bottles, brick dust sediment and pain disappeared, symptoms did not return in four years, and he recommends the remedy to others with kidney or bladder issues.
An old advertisement touts Kodo as nourishing digestion and a cure for stomach issues, with claims it digests food and strengthens organs. Sold by Kreiger's Drug Store. It also promotes Dr. Omas Electric Oil for quick relief from pain, burns, hoarseness, and sore throat, with speed claims across minutes to hours.
Delegates from Wayne and Whick Woostyr report the convention closed with no county representatives on the program. The financial report noted funding allocations, with a forward movement theme for rural work. Attendees expressed calm approval of the event despite the absence of county pledges.
Fire chiefs warn of danger as a Fourth of July scare prompts urgent repairs. Authorities ordered immediate precautions after rusted fireworks and explosives were found near town structures. Officials plan to seal off the area and evacuate if necessary to prevent a blast.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a postponed hose cart arrival with mention of dates, names, and orders. Readers should expect a delay note and possible next steps as officials await completion of the new wagon project.
Mrs Kauffman sues for dower claiming her late husband Toowas Kauffage died March 26 1907 seized of 134 100 acres in Plain township and by his death she became entitled to dower in the estate She asserts Henry Beckman claimed the land through a deed from Francis Garman and seeks restoration of her dower rights The case is pursued by attorney Mr Spooner for Mrs Kauffman.
Report describes a fire department incident at the city hall where a hose drying tower failure caused a water issue. It notes a long hose line tangled at one end and partly drained, with effort to dry and restore the equipment. The account mentions February and a Loser location, referencing the drying process.
Testimonial style notices claim benefits from Chamberlain’s stomach tablets Foley’s Kidney Cure and Kodol for indigestion. advertisements urge refusing substitutes and list Bixler’s Modern Pharmacy S H Boyd & Co Kreiger’s Drug Store and Foley’s Honey and Tar as sellers. includes patient testimonial from Ira W Kelley of Mansfield Pa about kidney and bladder relief after treatment.
The second annual Applecreek high school banquet was held at the country home of Mr and Mrs Edward Parker. Thirty one alums and guests attended. a crimson and cream decor theme graced the dining room and cards seated members by name. A menu included fruit salad escalloped salmon lettuce sandwiches and more followed by a program with addresses songs and toasts.
Mrs Robert Lytton of Hamilton Ontario praises Chamberlain’s Salve for a knee burn healing quickly and soothing pain. The ad notes availability at Bixler’s Modern Pharmacy and S H Boyd & Co. It also advertises Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment for piles with claims of quick relief and lists nickel capped jars at 50 cents. Dr H G Dailey, veterinary surgeon, announces a new office two miles east of Wooster for modern animal treatments.
A drastic Wooster dog ordinance requires every dog to wear a numbered tag or face death. Tags cost 5 cents, later cut to 25 cents, with enforcement to begin after a grace period. Chief Kingsley and Mayor Van Nest dispute who gets tag No 1 as the law gains traction.
An advertisement extols Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for women. It claims to strengthen nervous systems, relieve fatigue and various female organ disorders, and benefit nursing mothers. Dr. Poete conducts confidential, free correspondence from the Buffalo NY institute.
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