Peruna Endorsed for Nervous Weakness in Malden Letter
Miss Robinson of 4 Bandstreet Malden Mass describes using Peruna about seven months to treat weakness and nervousness from overwork. She reports improved appetite sleep and strength with pelvic weakness dissolving and marks a full recovery. Correspondence offered to Dr Hartman for free confidential medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robinson
Bandstreet Malden
Mass
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Daly Wells left for three weeks in Oregon with W I Wells
Creston July 18 Daly Wells and her brother left with W I Wells agent of the W F L Ry at Lodi to tour Oregon with Portland as the target. Wilks and Mrs Sellers of East Liverpool visited with their parents Mr and Mrs A L Ober. The W H Swift Co printing plant moved to Wadsworth and the Journal now runs a job printing department with new press. Alumni meeting at town hall and banquet. Mrs Ada Brattin and Roy visit. Colored camp meeting at Knetrick grove drew about 700. orderly and favorable singing. an editorial notes Rockefeller speculation. a dental ad promotes Hollister Tea with claims of health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Daly Wells
W. Wells
Lodi
Oregon
Portland
Wilks
Sellers
East Liverpool
A. L. Ober
W. H. Swift & Co
Wadsworth
Journal
Preston High School
Town Hall
Ada Brattin
Roy
Therain
Phil Baum
Knetrick Grove
George Stauffer
Chicago’Junction
Republicai's CRC crop report notes progress and mixed conditions
The Republican special crop report shows warmer weather with showers and sunshine, delaying some northern harvests while corn and tobacco grow well. Wheat, oats, and potatoes face variability, rust, and lodging issues. fruit crops vary with peaches dropping and apples, plums, pears unchanged. Overall prospects remain promising despite uneven stands and damage from rain and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Rys
Timothy
Oost
Ottawa County
Mt Eaton Notes Reflect Drought and Daily Life
Mt Eaton notes no rain for two days as farmers haul wheat and harvest corn and grass grows rapidly. Ed Motter visits from Orrville. Switzer Christ and Mrs Arnold visit. Louis Jaundervoin Jr of Beech City arrives to see sick father Louis Sr. Mrs Rosenfield and husband travel from Cleveland for father's illness. Third annual Numbers family reunion set for August 2 at Myers Lake Canton. Charley Graber improving. Q B Roth back at Massillon hospital. Warren Russell and Miss Deardulf guests at Lucas Inn. Aura and Minetta Schlafly visit Columbus to see brother Royden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eaton
Ed. Motter
Orrville
Switzer Christ
Cleveland
Arnold
Louis Jaundervein, Jr
Beech City
Eugene Rosenfield
Rosenfield
Louis Jaundervoin
Lucas Inn
Aura
Minetta Schlafly
Columbus
Royden
Uncalled Letters List No 29 From Wooster Post Office
The Wooster post office lists uncalled letters dated July 17. Gentlemen recipients include Ross Hindman Charles Holzbach A Jobson W Meander Morton E Stormes Ches Wooster Cream Separator Co J C Abler. Ladies include Mrs John Miesser Mrs A B Mc urdy Mrs T McAnery Mary E Schuler Mrs Martha Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hindman
Charles Holzbach
A. Jobson
W. Meander
Morton E. Stormes
Ches Wooster
Cream Separator Co
J. C. Abler
John Miesser
A. B. Mc@urdy
T. McAnery
Mary E-Schuler
Martha Wise
Visitors Among Hospi table Villagers In Smithville
Wheat being fed into barns and haymaking underway as oats flatten in fields. Cucumbers growing with some blooming. Prof R B Myers of Findlay visiting Georgetown relatives. Mrs Ebert of Akron and three children guests of Lutzs and Blattenberge. Various locals visit, illnesses noted, church societies hosted, and remarks on McClure magazine controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
R. B.myers
Findlay
Myers
Conservatory of Music
Find‘ay“college
J. W. Myers
Georgetown
Ebert
Akron
Abram Brenneman
Addison Myers
R. O. Taylor
Massillon
John W. Myers
David McCullough
L H.myers
Abbie Walch
Ubrichsville
McCauley
James Taylor
Y. S. Baker
J. O. Bechtel
Preville
A.K. Felton
D. H. Morgan
Robi. Brown
Jennie Brown
Maude Smith
Robinn Slater
Rockefeller
McGlure
McClure
Miss Tarbell
Lincoln
Hottest Day Notes Local Happenings and Travels
July 19 report of a hot day affects farm haying and chores. Daisy Warner of Wooster visits cousins D R Houser and Mra Zimmerman plans Switzerland trip July 27. Paul Warner in Indiana. Jacob Walter visits north of Madisonburg. Missionary Rev Kennedy to lecture on Japan at Oak Chaos Methodist. Youth festival west of Wooster Saturday. Evangelical Sabbath school picnic at Chippewa Lake July 29. J R Silver and Lee Restetter remodel in Chester township. Frank Jobogon incident with neck yoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Daisy Warner
Wooster
D. R. Houser
Fred Zimmerman
Friends North
Paul Warner
Indiana
Jacob Walter
Rock
Madisonburg
Japan
Oak Chaos
Kennedy
Shreve
S. McManus
Sunny
Evangelical Sabbath School
Chippewa Lake
J. R. Silver
Lee Restetter
Chester Township
Frank Jobogon
Change in Time of Trains on Pennsylvania Lines
A new schedule effective Sunday July 9 1905 alters Wooster station departures for seven Pennsylvania Line passenger trains. Eastbound departures include Nos 408 8 1:86 a m and 8 1:48 a m daily plus 92 7:12 a m daily except Sunday and 84 7:38 a m Sunday only. Westbound trains run Nos 7405 12:40 a m daily to Mansfield and Toledo. 41 10:80 p m daily except Sunday. 9 11:12 a m daily. 408 8:15 p m daily. 81 6:35 p m daily. 15 10:46 p m daily.
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Pennsylvania
Wooster Station
Gomme East
Mansfieldz
Toledo
Dr Kutchin's Visit to Wooster Offers Free Consultation
Local medical notice promotes Dr Kutchin a specialist claiming permanent cures for cancers tumors and other diseases without pain or blood loss. He offers free consultation and exams with reasonable fees and notes his next Wooster visit on Wednesday July 26 at the Archer House.
Indians and local teams shine in late season games
The Nebraska Indians defeated Orrville 5 to 1 amid strong attendance as Orrville managed a lone run. Loudonville pitcher BilI iard struck out 16 and allowed three hits against Killbuck. Wooster Giants overwhelmed Medina 8 to 3 as Ayler pitched effectively, with Whitcraft and White delivering key hits. Details include fielding, baserunning, and scoring by inning, plus notes on players Blaser Alcock Wilhelm and St. John.
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Nebraska Indians
Orrville
Indians
Biliiard
Loudonville
Killbuck
Londonvile
Wooster Giants
Medina
Wooster
Ayler
Giants
Wooster Boys
TeLinde
Blosser
Chatfield
Lloyd
St. John
Ron
sNydegger
Doutell
Amost
Graham
White
Russell
Taylor
Chatfled
Case
Whitcraft
St Jon
Jung—Wooster
Nydegger
Alcock
Bloiser
Alger
Medine
Hasaall
Taine
Death notices and obituaries from Ashland and Clearfield
Dr Manuel M Scheurer died last week at his home in Clearfield Pa. Mrs J T Kolp died July 18 1905 at her home on West Walnut Street Ashland. She was born September 29 1841 in Luzerne County Pa and survived by a husband and nine children. Funeral held Sunday at home, Rev C F Yoder officiating, burial in Ashland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Scheurer
Clearfield
Fle
W. A. Underwood
J. T. Kolp
Ashland
Kolp
Luzerne
West Walnut Street
Jacob W. Kolp
Lattgaburg
Victor Kolp
Myeraville
Summitt County
Isaae
Samuel
Frederick
Titus
Lester
Willard Kolp
Jease Dapler
Brethren Church
C. F. Yoder
Ashlan Cemetery
Suppress Armed Bandits In Alaska Near Fairbanks
Seattle July 183 Armed bandit robberies near Fairbanks Alaska prompt Miners and Prospectors Association to ask for troops from Fort Gibbons. General Williams ordered to investigate as Nome faction blamed by arriving Alaska men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Fairbanks
Miners and Prospectors’ Association
Secretary of War
Lattasburg Notes Delayed Harvests and Local Bits
Newsy notes from Lattasburg and vicinity report farmers delayed by wet weather, Henry Peece threshing the first Ivory Fackler wheat at 18 bushels per acre, and plans for a steady threshing season. Social visits mention Grace Algers, Jen W. Jacobs, John Myers, Christian Berkey, Jennie Baker, Mrs. John B. Funk, and Mrs. John C. Moore. Father Wood notes weather, John Rutt worked for Leonard Ditch, Children's day at Progressive church on July 23, and Jacob Kolp attending his mother's funeral in Ashland.
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Lattasburg
Joly
Henry Peece
Mr. Peece
Grace— Algers
Henry Weikel
Nankin
Charles Jacobs
Red Haw
David,Palmer
Lodi
Jen W. Jacobs
John Myers
Christian Berkey
Savannah
Jennie Baker
Detroit
Nich
John B. Funk
John C. Moore
Cleveland
Father Wood
John Rutt
Leonard Ditch
Progressive Church
Jacob Kolp
Ashland
Zimmerman & Co reopen store under new name
The city’s oldest established drug store Zimmerman & Co is back in operation. It will be conducted as before, though under a different name. Uncertain who will run the business. Also noted is the return of James M. L Bachwaltz, executor of the estate of John Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman &Co
Jai
E M. L. Bachwaltz
John Zimmerman
Weather Aids Farmers Toward Wheat Harvest Plans
July 19 reports very good weather for farmers to head toward cat wheat. Several local residents visit, including Joba Rambdazh with Misa Matthews and Miss Grace Lebr of Cong.3, plus Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Ga, Ralph Narehood family, and Alfred Narehood of Wooster. DeForest and Walton households visited Overton, Mae Eugenia Hoegner of West Salem teaches a large class, Ella Wagner of Cedar Valley with her sister Mrs. Wm. McAfee, and Mrs. Dave Stair of A Station remains ill.
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Joba Rambdazh
Misa Lies Matthews
Grace “Lebr
Cong'e
Mrr
Jobe Ga
Ralph Narebood
Chance
Wooster
Howe
Alfred Narehood
Joe Whitworth
Mary
Lawrence Crile
Cou. DeForest
James Walton
Overton
Mae Eugenia Hoegner
West Salem
Ella Wagner
Cedar Valley
Acrobats Deaths and Plans Reported in Cincinnati and Abroad
Brazilian acrobat Marquett is reported to have drowned in Cincinnati. General Leonard Wood announces plans to sail for the Philippines in August. James Breen and Charles Jackson were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing. A fragment mentions a rowboat incident near Kenka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DJ Marquett
Cincinnati
Leonard Wood
Philippines
James Breen
Charles Jackson
Cedar Valley Notes On Visits And Illness
July 18 Cedar Valley reports Mrs Noah Herman visiting Mrs Michael Wagner on Wednesday. Sir Winterhamer returned home after testifying at Rev J W Johnson's. Rev J W Johnson visited J Walton's home last Wednesday. S Mowery's were called to the bedside of their grandson William Mienender who is very sick. Mrs N Herman visited Mrs Ropp last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Herman
Michael Wagner
Sir Winterhamer
J. W. Johnson
J. Walton
S. Mowery
July 19 Last Monday’s heat noted in local news
July 19 remarks say the previous Monday was the hottest day of the summer. Mrs Emma Searight and her Carlisle visitor daughter spend time with Mrs Sarah Dodd. Mitzies Pearl and Esther Sidell from Shreve visited Nellie Joiner last week. Bunion services were held at United Presbyterian. Wm Berger’s sister, unseen for 18 years, visits from Michigan. Dir and Mrs Henry Waire moved to a new North Fair Street home. EF Lytle traveled to New York City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Searight
Carlisle
Sarah Dodd
Mitzies Pearl
Esther Sidell
Shreve
Nellie John
Bunion
Hyme United Presbyterian
Birs
Wm. Berger
Michigan
Henry Waire
North Fair Street
EF. Lytle
New York City
Overton Burglary Suspect Returns Items in Barn Tale
Local notes report a burglar in Overton returning leather gallows and pants to Easterday's cow barn after stealing them. Other items found include small nails and pockets keys. The column also mentions Typhoid fever affecting Mrs. Raudebaggh's daughter, Edith May, in California, death of Edith at 18, and various community updates on residents, visits, and minor accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Henry Raudebaggh
Ludi
Dave Spiller
Wesson
George and Son
Cleveland
Daniel
George
Howman
Red Haw
Jobo Wasson
Maggie Mowrer
Ho Hotton
Ree
Otis
Tom Feightner
Will Carroll
Reduced Rares to Cedac Potatz in July 1793
Fragmentary notes mention an excursion to Point and an annual account titled Soar. Knights of Oo tomous-w ke oon Oa appear in garbled form, with no clear names, places, or dates.
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Knights of
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Joho Miller
Breathitt County
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James Thomas
Fraley Creek
Lee County
Miller
Crees
Thomas
Bay City
Mich
John Foster
Williams Township
Bay County
Beto
William Annat
Circus Trust
John Robinson’s
Wounded Knee
Leavenworth
America
Bott
U.S. Army
Thompson
Ellsworth
Robinson
Vinson
Warren Travis
Queen of Sheba
Fredericksburg
Overton Gleanings
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