Mrs Catherine Baker Praises Chase Nerve Pills
Mrs Catherine Baker of Wooster Ohio reports relief from weakness nervousness and headaches after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills she found them effective slept well and gained strength recommending them. Box price 60 cents at dealers of Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY includes portrait and credits Dr M Chase on package
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Catherine 8
Baker
Wooster
Ohio
A W. Chase
East North St
Asys
Zimmerman & Co
Dr. A. W Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
W.ghase
M. D
Fire Devours Creston Flour Mill In 1880s Blaze
Creston July 8 The largest fire loss in Creston destroys Franke Bros four story flour mill built in 1888 and later rebuilt with new machinery. The blaze started in the third story and quickly endangered nearby houses stables and the engine house. Firefighters and residents battled the flames but the mill could not be saved. The mill, bought by Franke Bros a year earlier, had been modernized and operated profitably before the disaster. The insured loss is about 9000, covering mainly stock in hand. Fire dust spontaneous combustion is blamed by others.
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Creston
Franke Bros
Seville Fire Company
Franke ‘Bros
Accident near Doyles-tos leaves two injured
Peter Anfang of Chippewa township and his wife were injured when their buggy overturned after a horse kicked during a gentle whip. Mr Anfang suffered broken ribs and a broken leg was reported. both were moved to their home and a physician called.
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Peter Anfang
Chippewa Township
Doyles Tos
Jury Fixes Compensation in Cleveland & Southwestern Case
A jury in a land appropriation suit between the Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co and Mrs. Fred McCracken fixed the land value at 200 and damages at 500. The trial ended with the verdict on Thursday afternoon after a prohate court session. A second item notes Deer Park merchant F H Wells praising Chamberlains Pain Balm for strains and lameness, with druggists selling it.
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Cleveland & Southwestern ‘Traction Company
Fred McCracken
F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
N. Y
Chamberlain
Beauty claims and liver cures in early ad prose
An advertisement extols August Flower as a liver cleansing remedy to purify blood and improve complexion. It promises relief from constipation biliousness nervousness and insomnia and credits the product with curing dyspepsia and indigestion. A separate notice touts Da Wrights Little Early Risers as non griping liver stimulant pills sold by Kreiger drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
da Witt
Kreiger Drug- Store
Wooster Beats West Lebanon In Fairgrounds Showdown
Wooster defeated West Lebanon on the fairgrounds in an engaging game after taking a two run lead in the first inning. Pitcher Winkler fanned 13 over six hits as Wooster, with strong defense from Wilhelm and Cady, held on for the win. Stolen bases by Rohn and Stutz plus Follis and Winkler’s hits highlighted the contest as Wooster shows promise for summer matchups.
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Wooster
West Lebanon
Fairgrounds
Winkler
Ada Normal School
Wilhelm
Cady
Blaser
G. Alcock
Forlis
Clark
Follis
Marchand
Rohn
Stutz
Q& Winkler
N Herwick
Smith
N. Herwick
H Herwick
Rohn Balk
Swartz
Erabby Clark
Birmingham
Atlanta
4Qlark
Fisher
Shreveport
Wilson
Pittsburg
Ron
Sebring
Wooster Boys
Svork
Mules Vanish From South Bever Street Stable
Cyrus Franks on South Bever street finds his team of mules missing after a stranger asked about selling a team near daylight. Franks reports to Chief Lerner that the man who bought the mules returned to the farm to reclaim them, but Franks notes the horse he exchanged as part of the deal was not brought back.
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Cyrus Franks
South Bever Street
Iff
Franks
Lerner Franks
Gettin
Kennedy
James Lettoce
Canes
Johari Harie
N. Y
Piysictart
Farm buildings get fresh paint amid local festival notice
July entry notes James Hill and Harvey Hardy farm buildings refreshed by painters James Kelley and D Spitler. A festival in Overton next Saturday benefits the new church. Kate Wasson returns from Barberton visit. John Howman struggles with sciatic rheumatism.
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James Hill
Harvey Hardy
James Kelley
D. Spitler
Overton
Kate Wasson
Dirk
Barberton
John Howman
July 1 Independence day events and school notices
July 1 entry notes a day off for the school Friday night entertainments with recitations solos and instrumental music led by Mr Bixler of Apple Creek. Miss Anna Miller will teach the winter term at a $5 monthly rise as guests visit Mrs Fishburn and Mrs Houser hosts the Ladies Aid. An Evangelical festival raised 61 dollars. In medical news Chamberlains stomach tablets praised by Justice T W Robinson Loomis Michigan as a safe easy remedy.
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Sony
Bixler
Applecreek
Anna Miller
Martha Bicher
Lada Farner
H Fishburn
Luna
D. K. Houser
Ladies' Aid Society
Stomach Overload Causes Inflammation And Mucus
A fragment describes stomach overload triggering inflammation and mucin secretion instead of gastric juices. It notes nerves exposed and glands altered, producing a condition termed Catarrh and hints at cures or remedies without coherent details. The text reflects medical jargon and garbled OCR from an old source.
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E.0. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Kreiger Drugstore
Tariff plank divides Iowa Republicans at convention
Des Moines Iowa July 3 Republicans of Iowa choose a ticket and platform. Tariff plank endorsed by Senator Allison. Governor Cummins backs it but will continue to push his views. Stand patters gain key committee control while Lacey and Cousins oppose tariff changes. Ticket includes Cummins as governor and Riggs as state education head among others.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harmony
Baers
Teede
Allison
Cummins
Poller
Parland
Roosevelt
Athemedy
Meguon
Gnerer
Teldike
Leutenant
John Herriott
Charles A. Bishop
David J. Palmer
F. J. Riggs
F. A. Gulledge’s Remedies Highlighted for Burns and Sores
Fragmentary notes praise Arnica balms and salves for burns and skin lesions. The garbled text references “Alg.”, 24 tumors, and various remedies such as Arnica balm, with unclear medical claims and inconsistent spelling.
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F. A. Gulledge
Social notes of churches and clubs in Wooster area
The Church of God Ladies Aid met at Mrs Chas Kauffman s home on North Market Street with strong turnout. A free will offering drew a large sum after a day of sewing and socializing for members and guests. Activities included a Baptist Young People union Dream festival hosting by Mrs Harry McClarran Sr and family, and a Christian women s board of missions gathering at Mrs Henry Myers s Spruce Street home with an instructive program and supper. Wooster Alumni association and Reformed church groups held gatherings with varied entertainment. A quiet wedding occurred in town, and community notices referenced Mrs O J Hodge s upcoming visit to Wooster for DAR events. Regina Barnes hosted friends. Fred Zintgerman entertained about fifty to sixty guests for a niece s visit, with euchre prizes, Frappo, and a late supper.
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Church of God Ladies’ Aid Society
Chas. Kauffman
North Market Street
Mra Kauffmann
Bertha Wilderson
East Henry Street
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Harry McClarran
Christian Women's Board of Missions
Church of Christ
Henry Myers
Spruce Street
Reformed Church
Joseph Willet Sweeny
Cora Mann
Des Moines
Iowa
Marian Patrick
Aighland Park
Ankeny
Miece Cora Mann
Bernice Grefe
Caroline Montgomery
Marjorie Bush
Mary McMinn
Joseph Sweeny
Allan Mann
Arthur Kenworthy
Clarence Keemer
Robert Patrick
Frank Butler
S. E. Neikirk
Roy Shamp
Katharine Odgen
Woosterr Township
O. J. Hodge
Cleveland
Ohio
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wooster
I A
Orden Tt Fet
Hodge
Cincinnati
John Zimmerman
Kieffer
Canton
Charles Zimmerman
Euchre
Hine
Will Curry
McClarran
Dix
Will Gray
Fannie Curry
Wooster Builder Rivalry Echoes In Double Talk
Bonj Tiefenthaler, veteran brick mason, and Hon. C A Weiser, Wooster council president, exchange quips while work on the Reform church faces a tall scaffold. Frank Fendenheim suffers a six week-old hand injury from a dream pursuit with James Corbett, a broken window and possible glass splinter harm.
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Bonj Tiefenthaler
New Reformed Church
C. A. Weiser
City of Wooster
Mr Weiser
Helven
Mr. Tiefenthaler
Doylestown
Frank Fendenheim
James Corbett
Corbett
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