Gardiner Promoted to Assistant Registrar in State Office
George S. Gardiner of this city was promoted Thursday from assistant statistician to assistant registrar of vital and social statistics in the office of the secretary of state at Columbus. The new role carries a salary of 31 500 a year, an increase over the former post. The appointment was made by Secretary of State Carmi Thompson.
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George S. Gardiner
Columbus
Gardiner
Carmi Thompson
A Living Monument of Heart Cure Testimonies
A display of cured heart disease patients recalls a vast living monument to Dr Miles Heart Cure. Letters praise relief from breathlessness, palpitations, and chest pain, recounting purchase of two bottles and full recovery, with merchants guaranteeing benefit and refunds if unsatisfied. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Miles Medical Co
J. H Bowman
Lebanon Democrat
Nashvile
Tenn
Elkhart
Ind
Interesting relics in Barrett window exhibit
Mrs C D Barrett opens an East Liberty Street window display of rare relics owned by her family. Highlights include a 1755 Braddock battlefield five gallon English pot, an 1810 single-piece wooden shovel, a tin lantern with tallow light, a barber barber hair on a hat brush, and an 1804 Family Adviser medical book detailing herbal remedies.
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C. D. Barrett
Barrett
East Liberty
Braddock
Trains Abandoned After Poor Sunday Patronage at Cedar Point
Trains run on the Pennsylvania Stueeg for Sunday excursions to Cedar Point have been abandoned due to very low passenger turnout. Very few people were observed boarding on Sundays, ending the service.
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Cedar Point
Pennsylvania Stueeg
Rheumatism Cure Claims Blood Purifier Effect
An advertisement asserts rheumatism stems from excess uric acid in blood and says S. S. S. cleanses the blood to expel the acid, relieving pains and curing rheumatism. It touts the product as a safe vegetable remedy that also tonifies the system and offers a book and medical advice free from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
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S. S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Wooster to Improve City Park Into Notable Local Spot
The Wooster City park north of the high school will be developed into a credit to the city. Under the direction of the board of public service and with Mayor Van Nest, a series of improvements will begin this summer with a few hundred dollars, then continue with annual funding over the next two to three years. Plans include leveling grounds, a concrete walk, possible flower plantings, and expanding the grove into a resort. Sanitary upgrades, a fountain, flowerbeds, and new drives and walks are anticipated to enhance the park into one of the region’s most attractive places.
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Wooster
Board of Public Service
van Nest
Service Board
Wooster City Park
Wooster Park Reunions Highlight City Hospitality Drive
Families from across the county frequent the park for reunions and visitors. City officials plan to make visitors especially welcome to showcase Wooster hospitality, drawing more country residents to the city and expanding its trade reach. The beautification project for the city park has won broad praise as a popular effort.
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Famlies
Wooster
Farmer Supply Co bankruptcy denial by McMannis in Orrville
In Orrville Courier McMannis denies rumors he closed Farmers' Supply Co after bankruptcy. He explains he read the law and locked doors himself. credits creditors' rush as the reason for the failure rather than closure.
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Orrville Courier
Farmers’ Supply Co
McMannis
Sveral
New Pastor Arrives at First Presbyterian Church
Rev. David A. Herron takes up the pastorate at First Presbyterian Church in the city. His family stays at Lake Winona for several weeks before joining him.
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David A. Herron
First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Herron
Lake Winona
No Committee Named But Commissioners May Appoint One Soon
The Republican reports that Wayne County will likely appoint a two-member indigent soldier burial committee per law passed last legislature. The panel, drawn from townships, will oversee burial contracts and ensure funeral costs do not exceed the authorized limit of 25 dollars, with fees for committee members.
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Wayne County
Ead
Army
Navy
United States
Escaped From Asylum Claim by Paul Kohler Sparks Dalton Case
Paul Kohler, jailed in Dalton on Tuesday, claims to have escaped Massillon asylum, though reports describe erratic behavior and mixed accounts. Mayor Hubbell suspects possible feigned insanity tied to recent eastern county robberies, as Kohler provides dubious timelines and vague details about his past and relatives.
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Paul Kohler
Dalton
Massillon
Kohler
Daffy
Uben
Burton City
Fred Egger
Egger
Fesling
Kobler
Bik
Cleveland
Hubwell
Pressen
Hubball
Eggert
Ant Hehnatron
Busbami
Hubbell
Wooster
Wheat Jointworm Threat Enlarges Across Counties
The Ohio experiment station at Wooster seeks help locating outbreak boundaries as wheat jointworm infests multiple counties. Reports suggest 1 to 2 percent losses in some fields, while many are cut 40 to 75 percent. outbreak appears wider than prior years and may extend further next season.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Worker cannot recall details of three week assignment
The report says a man identified as ne worked for a farmer for about three weeks but cannot remember where or for whom. Kohler remains very quiet at the jail.
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Kohler
Parents of Pale Girls Warned About Anemia And Pink Pills
Anemia is described as blood deficiency affecting growing girls due to overwork and inactivity. The ad cites Mrs. John McClelland of Pittsburgh who claims Dr Williams' Pink Pills cured her anemia after other doctors failed. It promotes the pills and offers a free leaflet on diseases of the blood, with prices listed for single and multiple boxes.
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Williams
John McClelland
Pittaburg Pa
B and O Announces Summer Excursions and Special Rates
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway unveils travel offers with half fare round trips to Chicago on July 26 and 27, special Homeseeker rates to west and southwest routes, an August excursion to Atlantic City and other seashore destinations, and a Niagara Falls trip on August 1. Details urge travelers to prepare, with additional July 3 11 18 25 holiday rate notes.
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Chicago
Atlantic City
Niagara Falla
No meetings for Wooster Star chapter during July and August
The Wooster chapter No. 270 Order of the Eastern Star will suspend meetings in July and August. Members will be notified of the first meeting after contemplated repairs and electric light installation in the chapter room are completed.
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Wooster
Order of the Eastern Star
Dismissed Case on Doylestown Land Appropriation
The land appropriation matter of the village of Doylestown in Virginia before the 10th probate court on Thursday was dismissed as the dispute was settled out of court. Dr. E. J. Spencer and others were named in the action.
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Doylestown
E. J. Spencer
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