Died Sudden Heart Disease Featured in Medical Claim
An old advertising column touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a heart tonic and cure for valvular disease. It cites Golden Seal and Stone root as key ingredients and quotes authorities on their supposed heart benefits, claiming overall body strengthening and constipation relief via Dr. Pierce's Pellets.
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WPL
Fourree
Pierce
United States
Wm. Paine
Paine
Hue
Collinsonin
Reception Scenes At North Target Street Home
A brace of social events filled Friday afternoon with about 950 ladies at the handsome Rea Bction home on North Target Street hosted by Qira G. W. Spangler and Cooley. Guests from Akron Columbus Pittsburg and other cities enjoyed luncheon, music, and gifts including a night blooming cereus from James Mullins.
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Orl & Coley
Narget Street
G. W. Spangler
Dire
Cooley
Bom Son
Sweet Peas
Edith Wise
Marjory Funk
Mesdames Hanpert
John Keefer
Ross Foes
Johnson
Fannie Elson
Magnolia
George Brawer
Columbus
Emory
Allegheny
Boggs
Pittsurg
Brice
Pittsburg
City
James Mulins
Nathan Cohn
Loeb
Cleveland
Savine
Barnett
Doylestown
Myers
St. Louis
Joseph Englander
Akron
Beall Avenue
Victor Clark
Clark
Germany
Jennie
David
Robert McClarran
Reward Offered for Capturing Ray Long in Do yl es Town Killing
Cyrus Evans father of John Evans killed by Ray Long in Doyles Town on June 30 offers $300 reward for Long’s capture. This brings total rewards to $800 with Wayne County commissioners previously offering $500. Our correspondent’s note on commissioners is disputed. no action taken yet, but Prosecutor Carlin may urge a $500 reward at Monday’s meeting.
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Cyrus Evans
John Evans
Ray Long
Doyles
Long
Wayne County
Ray Leng
Carlin
Wife Granted Divorce From George Kistler
Judge S B Eason on Saturday morning granted Mrs Stella Kistler a divorce from George Kistler on cruelty and neglect. Mrs Kistler awarded custody of two minor children and deeded the real estate as alimony. Kistler ordered to pay the monthly support for the children.
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S. B. Easony
Stella Kistler
George Kistler
Wrecked the Binder On McKendry Farm Fri Afternoon
A team of miles hitched to the binder ran away on the McKendry Warner farm Friday afternoon, wrecking the machine badly. No injuries reported. Local farmers investigate escape and assess damages to equipment.
Death on the railroad in Wooster dies at 56
William Kostenbader, 56, foreman of fence builders for the Penn Lines, was killed instantly Friday morning near Wooster by a westbound train while returning from the rock cut. He lived on Cushman street, left for work at 8, and died within a minute after the collision. Coroner's inquest held. he had long served as supervisor of fence construction along the railway and was active in Morgenstern Lodge Knights of Pythias. He leaves a first wife with two children and a second wife with three children. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at the residence, Wooster cemetery interment.
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William Kostenbader
Penn
Casaman Street
H. F. Crow
Kostenbader
Thea
Wooster
Cushman Street
Kosten*tseter
Hen
TD. Miller
Rostenbader
Zaring
Germany
America
Vooster
Penn Lines
Ganc
Morgenstern Logde Knights of Pythias
Wiliam and
Misa Anna Kostenbader
Frank Kostenbader
White Pine
Col
Mary
Helen
Clarence Kostenbader
Wooster Cemetery
Bucklee’s Acule Aids Long Battle With Disease
A. M. Brice of Farmville Virginia reports a twenty year struggle with chronic piles and malignant illness ended by Bucklee's Acule. The remedy cured both conditions leaving no trace. Best for ulcers, cots, bumps and wounds.
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Sutil
Bucklee
Saly Vey
A. M. Brice
Farmville
Tupare blond rans on down- takes you an easy victim
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a blond individual named Tupare and an incident described as taking an easy victim, with unreadable surrounding details. The text is incomplete, offering limited clarity on date, location, or outcome.
Wooster Building and Loan Declares 12 Percent Semiannual Dividend
The directors met Thursday evening and declared a dividend of 12 percent. Checks for amounts due to members will be payable after next Monday.
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Daughters of America
Miccio Bechtel
Dayton
Young Peoples Society of the
German Evangelical Church
Spec
Stark
The
Wooster Building and Loan Association
Electric Bitters touted as life extending tonic
An 82 year old Dublin resident touts Electric Bitters as a grand tonic medicine that restores vitality by rebuilding nerves inside. The ad claims relief from dyspepsia liver and kidney complaints and promises lasting stomach kidney and heart benefits through internal nerve restoration. Sold by Bixler Modern Pharmacy and Laubach & Boyd druggists.
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Tam
E. H. Brunson
Dublin
Laubach & Boyd Druggists
Ween Sim
Shoops
Bixler Modern Pharmacy
Immediate relief promised for asthma sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to provide immediate relief to asthma sufferers and, if taken in time, will effect a cure. Sold by Chas E. Bixler and Laubach LeBoyds.
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Chas E. ‘Bixler and
Laubach LeBoyds
Tragic Trial Details Reveal White Mistress Entanglement
Court records describe Mrs Thaw’s association with William White and his automobile, while Dr Hanwten notes a forensic examination after Thaw’s death. Judge Ofcott asserts no link between Branfors Store visitations and the case, and Attorney Garvan emphasizes lack of corroborating evidence.
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Pmu Stig
Amwueis
Hanwten
Eloi Thes
Otecott
Hawt Au Buons
Vrshaw
Garvan
Thaw
Thaw marriage claim disputed amid Europe Pittsburg note
New York reports a statement by Mrs Thaw denying a European wedding to Harry Thaw, saying only the Pittsburg ceremony was real from his mother’s request. detective plans to pursue information. Roosevelt declines to preside over Bryan reception. New Zealand premier Joseph Ward meets Roosevelt seeking reciprocity. Hearst dismisses candidacy. Longworth visit to Paris. two-cent rate push. Libby fire destroys Belleview hotel with two deaths.
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New York
Drisottcott
Canunusel
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Pittsburg
U S
Europe
Roger Omata
Olcott
Mara
New Zealand
Oyster Bay
Joseph Ward
Oster Bay
Roo Rosevelt
America
United States
Juseph
Joseph Adler
Roosevelt
Buried in Same Grave Funeral for Batters Ends Mourning
In Millersburg a double funeral is planned for James Batters and a relative reportedly killed at home. The date and location are noted as the late home, with arrangements reflecting somber community mourning.
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Millersburg
James Batters Eset
Hla
Stomach pains cured by Williams' Pink Pills say patient
A patient reported relief from stomach pains after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills, reversing prior ineffective remedies. The testimonial emphasizes quick improvement and attributes full recovery to the pill treatment.
Dr Williams Pink Pills Endorsed By A Street Interview
A testimonial from Mrs Rachael Gardner of Wilsons describes chronic stomach pain headaches and nerve weakness improving after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the pills with curing indigestion neuralgia and other ailments and says they are free from opiates. The ad notes genuine pills are sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY priced 50 cents per box or 3 60 for six boxes.
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Dr. Williams Link
Filis
Rachael Gardner
Wilses
Che Saya
Dr. Williams
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
West Liberty Secondhand Changes to Athey Bryant Co
Bryant and Bryant purchase Boyd Smith interests and move stock to Athey store on South Market street. New firm Athey and Bryant will continue business at Bryant premises, selling household goods for cash. Call or phone Sun $29 for inquiries.
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West Liberty Street
Bryant & Co
W. Bryant
Boyd Smith
A. J. Athey
South Market Street
James Lee
Mr.Athey
Athey & Brysot
Sun
Athey & Bryant
Fredericksburg Ohio Election Notice on Water Works Bonds
In compliance with Ohio laws the village of Fredericksburg Ohio will hold a special election on July 2 1908 to decide issuing bonds up to seven thousand dollars for water works and water supply. The vote will be held at the village polling place between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM.
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Ohio
Fredericksburg
Srecht Og Water Works
Stophiet
Posner
Deter
Valiot
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Atcael Brink
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