Golden Wedding Celebrated At Orrville Home
An Orrville couple marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on July 4 at J. L. Blackmore and wife’s home. Esther Ann Harsha and J. L. Blackmore wed half a century ago in Rochester, Pennsylvania. Daughters Chas Mitchell, Chas Harris, J M Worthington, and F Griffith hosted a family gathering with relatives from Philadelphia Salem and Orrville, as letters of regret arrived for any guests unable to attend.
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Orrville
J. L. Blackshore
J. L. Blackmore
Esther Ann Harsha
Rochestra
Blackmore
Chas. ‘Mitchell
Philadelphia
Chas. Harris
Salem
J. M. Worthington
Philadelpphia
F.griffith
Worthington
May Mitchell
Phildelphia
Eva Harris
Cloyd Harris
J. M. Black
Stroke and Recovery Through Dr Miles Nervine
A pastor recalls sun stroke that shattered his nervous system and left him weak. After ineffective treatments, he found relief with Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, which enabled him to preach again and regain health. The advertisement claims the medicine is sold by all druggists with a guarantee and offers a free book.
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Mysta
Miles
D. Alex. Heiman
A. B. Church
Marion
Ind
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elchart
Social notes reflect busy Massillon social season
Massillon Independent reports a week of gatherings across the community. Fortieth wedding anniversary at C T McDaniel's home drew invited guests from Canton Wooster Navarre Bolivar and more, with supper and dancing. Alpha Tau fraternity hosted Rev Hickok for a surprise visit. Young social set at Annat residence played games and refreshments. Pocamoke club at Grover McCoy's hosted about 25 attendees with moonlit rides and a gutter cleaning stunt. Sharps end Flats club closed season with performances and a lively evening, plus a wheelbarrow themed grand exit. Other notes include a wedding at Creston with Miss Margaret Hay and Dr Worth Brown, and various church group activities and picnics around Wooster.
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Massillon
C. T. McDaniel
Clay Street
Charles Ream
Ida
Ella Rosler
Canton
H. A Zeigler
N. Peppers
Muschenich
Wooster
Lewis Converse
Nathare Watts
Navarre
Alice Young
Bolivar
2 Myers
Alpha Tau
Fon
Grover McCoy
Pocamoke Club
McCoy
Sharps End
Lucile Rockey
Spruce Street
Wallace Smith
C. Ghaminade
Drucilla Bolus
Wilson Smith
Vera M. Clapper
Fred Swartzkopf
Charles C. Jones
Ion
Adam Foss
George H. Hay
Creston
T. J Fields
Elyria
D. G. Hay
Justin Hay
Illinois
Germany
Dysentery remedy praised by Henderson resident
J A Kelly, a Henderson North Carolina citizen, recalls a summer bout of dysentery and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick control. The ad-state endorses the product as used and effective. Also promotes Witt's Little Early Risers as a non gripping liver and bowel aid sold by the drug store.
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J.A. Kelly
United States
Mr. Kelly
Henderson, N.C
Hay Fever Abolished and Cured by Hyomei Plan
Article extols Hyomei as a breakthrough for hay fever preventing attacks with two to three weeks of use before symptoms and promising relief and cure after onset. Laubach & Boyd tout refunds if no relief, compare Hyomei to a climate therapy, and note inhaler delivery. Also reports a separate local arrest involving John McQuilla, his coat, and a court sentence of 30 days in the workhouse.
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Ayomei
Laubach & Boyd
White Mountains
Salanes
Tom
John McQuilla
Griest
McQuilla
Street Fair officers plan next fair and business picnic
At a Tuesday meeting of old Street Fair association officers it was decided to hold another fair and run the annual business men's picnic day excursion to benefit the street fair fund. Most of the longtime organizers agreed to relieve themselves and officers were not elected yet, adjournment set for Thursday at eight o clock in D Nice store for committee names and officer selection.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Smith
Wooster
Women's Relief Corps
Wm Musychenich
Christ
Hrng
WN. Larwill
Times
Kramer
Gate Home Mission News
Mc“ford
India
H . Rockey
Nice
Criley
Indianapolis
Ind
Petars
Adaline
Kam
Mary Feimbelle Foun
Mabel
Robert Hatfield
Dbd. Loreaux
Sterling
North Dakota
Sedonis
Miss Atheld
Loreaux
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Cora Sherrick
H. W. Lowry
Highland Park
Street Fair Association
Street Fair Fund
D. Nice
Hit by Freight Claims Life of Marshallville Spainter
Joseph Hill a 34? year old spainter at Weimer and Gerstenschinger in Marshallville died after being struck by a freight near Orrville. He had recently been ill and walked along the Cleveland Akron Columbus tracks, sat to rest when the train’s crew thought it struck a man. Body found by another section brought to Marshallville and later identified in Orrville. He leaves a wife. a sister in law with Hill’s household is gravely ill with blood poisoning.
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Joseph Hill
Weimer & Gerstenschinger
Marshallville
Mr. Hill
Orrville
Cleveland, AK & Columbus
Hill
Gill
Kutebin
Caere
Bedagalles
Sreemas
Tonga
Ebronte
Muatelim
Anzens
Mutelima
Buk
Bas
Tharing
Dore
AL Fettere
Star
Wea
Grente
Popland
Ofice
Moptts
Kansas veterans appeal for aid after flood disaster
A message from department commander Thomas J Stewart appeals for immediate contributions to aid flooded North Topeka comrades. Destruction and homelessness are described as vast, with thousands affected. Contributions can be given to C W McClure at the southwest corner of the public square, per post commander C H Hesler and adjutant J R McKinney.
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Thomas
T Tr
Babeenter
G. AR
Philadelphia
North Topeka
A. W Smith
HBR
Onc
Thomas J Stewart
John W. Schall
Adj
G Abe
C. W
McClure
Public Square
C H. Hesler
J R McKinney
Felled a Bull by Veterans Stark Stand
Samuel B. Carlin of the 102d Regiment O V L resident of Congress faced a dangerous bull while gathering wood. The bull charged and hooked his pantaloons, throwing him several feet before Carlin fought back with a club, delivering blows that brought the animal to its knees. The bull belonged to Loss Dorland and had not been known to be cross before.
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Samuel B. Carlin
102D Regt
Congress
Mr. Carlin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Wooster Resident
A Wooster resident, G. M. Hofacker of 108 East Henry Street, testifies he has never needed kidney medicine since 1896 and praises the Doan's Kidney Pills for radical cure. Zimmerman & Co. and Foster-Milburn Co. promote the remedy, priced at 59 cents a box, with broad dealer distribution and nationwide branding.
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Wooster
Citieams of
G. M. Hofacker
East
Henry St
Carpenter
Dean
Pitts
Zimmerman & Co
Foster-Milurn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan’s
The How Of It Shreve Falls To Perrysville In July 4 Game
In a July 4 contest between Shreve and Perrysville the Shreve boys lost amid claims of umpire bias and bribe money. Perrysville residents admitted not raising the $25 prize and Shreve players faced steep fines amid accusations of disorder and a cowardly bat attack.
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Shreve
Perrysville
Shreve Boys
Ashland Democrats Nominate David Eley for Representative
In Millersburg on Wednesday Democrats of Ashland and Holmes counties met in convention and nominated David Eley of Ashland County for representative in the joint district. Nomination was by acclamation.
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Ashland County
Ashand
Homes
Millersburg
David Eley
Ashand County
Accamaton
Ancient foe to health Hood's Sarsaparilla tale
K T Silvers of Troy Ohio recalls a long battle with scrofula a neck swelling then a painful sore. After five bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla his ailment healed and he reports no recurrence since.
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Hood
K. T. Silvers
Troy
Ohio
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Rid Scrofula Quickly
An advertising fragment claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills will rid you of scrofula radically and permanently, noting many thousands have benefited. The copy reflects mid era patent medicine marketing with strong claims and bold endorsements.
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Scrofum
Chase Nerve Pills Claim Universal Rebuild Claims
An advertisement touts Dr Chase Nerve Pills as restoring health by rebuilding nerves and organs. A testimonial from Miss BE Gating of Wooster Ohio asserts improved sleep and steadier nerves after using the medicine, with a close reference to W J Chase M.D. and the Buffalo company.
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Vuthers
Zimmerman
Wells
A W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Ee W. Chase
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