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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
2
A likely wrongful detainment case tied to a Moras delivery appears in local records. Authorities say suspects were seized during an operation targeting a wave of related offenses. The investigation continues with legal action anticipated in the near term.
Navy orders direct Wooster unit to assemble at Armory Newark and Camp Me on August 2 1902. Personal kit limited to what troops can carry. Uniforms blue banners and equipment required. Command staff to inspect gear and preside at assembly with officers at Armory Sunday and Monday. Attendance mandatory with details to be announced during the encampment.
A jumbled OCR read includes numerous personal names such as Marian, Sadie, Mae, Sadie, Marian, Harry, Gabe, Marsha, Cooley and others. It appears as a collage of names, phrases, and fragments from a social column or notices page with no clear event or narrative.
An old fragment describes J Welly creating a remedy using a bottle labeled Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims imperfect satisfaction from the product and notes Mr Kelley of a city in Henderson not for sale in all druggists. The text references attacks and other remedies.
The fragmentary piece references remedies and discussions about expectoration and nights and mornings in a medical context. It includes distant mentions of individuals such as Blech and Woodbury New Jersey and a tangential nod to a “civilized work” phrase. The source text is garbled with unclear names and places.
A damaged OCR passage touts mysterious cures and headache remedies. It mentions Krause Headache Capsies, Proctor & Gamble branding, and statements about summer headaches, exercise relief, and instant cures for coughs and colds amidst garbled phrases and nonstandard names.
The Wooster merchants and several local business leaders sign an accord to shut their stores on Thursday August 7 to enjoy a day of rest and recreation tied to a big local excursion. The notice lists many shops and names among the signatories and invites farmers to join in the community event.
Farmers and townspeople gathered as July threshing began. Hattie Remley of Port Bain viewed the scene with kin and friends while Frank Sesbetts and others noted the wheat turned out well marking a promising early season for local growers.
Wooster visitors to Lodi praise Tas'or ann hotel upgrades under way at the inn. A new cluster house with a nearby ent vel surrounds it, plus pool tables and a toy pot set. Finishing in two to three weeks, the hotel expects better patronage this summer and lists modest prices for liver extract and tonics at 25 cents per bottle.
An advertisement claims Kadol cures indigestion by resting and strengthening the stomach. It features a testimonial from L. Wosped by Verona Mo about a two year old with improved health after using Kadol, and promotes the product as nature's tonic with claims of clear skin from pure blood and beetle blood Bitters branding.
A historic ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures where other medicines fail. It notes availability through Laubard & Boyd and "Im aerman & Co" with emphasis on successful relief and purchase options mentioned in the fragment.
An old advertisement touts Clinic Headache Wafers as harmless and effective for stomach or nervous system disturbances. It urges consumers to buy for 10 cents from druggists and assures acceptance of substitutes.
A Mt Sterling resident, H Davis, cites two years of kidney trouble. He reports that two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure brought a permanent improvement. Sold by Laubach Royd Zimmerman at the usual druggists.
Schedule lists West No a3 and Fast Round No 232 with multiple daily departures from Wooster and various stops including Wooster. Times include morning 10 45 am and 9 50 pm, afternoon 12 02 am and 6 36 pm, plus Sunday adjustments. Also Foley’s Kidney Cure advertises blood purification and kidney support sold by local firms.
Local Wooster notes cover a mix of farm yields, sidewalk mishaps, theater and musical highlights, visiting relatives, and social events. Reports mention threshing yields on Barnett farm, a wagon accident, recent lectures by Professor Woodland, a Wooster singer actress Edythe Doyle, and a gospel tent evangelism drive with thirty conversions at East Greenville.
The illegality claim against West Virginia Secretary WB Wisset has been dropped in a public voting case. The action arose July 25 and involved a roadrye of illegal voting in the state.
West Liberty street is listed by Daniel Funck real estate and insurance. A Wooster notice quotes Dr AW Ghne nerve pills as a reliable remedy for nervousness and sleeplessness. The testimonial claims the medicine calms nerves, restores sleep, and renews strength, citing Zimmerman & Co. as the introducers.
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