Wooster resident praises Dorn's Kidney Pills remedy
A Wooster citizen, J. B. France of 82 South Walnut Street, testifies that Dorn's Kidney Pills cured his long kidney troubles. He recalls back pain and weak kidney secretions, says results were lasting since 1904, and notes continued faith in the remedy. Published with dealer pricing and Foster Milburn Co. information.
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Wooster
J. B. France
South Walnut Street
Ohio
Dorn
Buchwalter
Wooster Society Notes Include Two Local Weddings
A social page review from Wooster highlights the marriages of Miss Maymeyeiny and Donald Foss in Wooster with simple ceremony and luncheon. It also notes an announced June wedding for Caroline Agerter and C. E. McAfee in Lima, plus various society events at local clubs, churches, and colleges with toasts, banquets, and receptions.
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C. E. McAfee
All Wooster Society
Lima
Ohio
Migs Caroline Agerter
Martha Agerter
Wooster
Canton
Pittsburg
Promising Relief for Sprained Ankles with Liniment
A dated advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a swift remedy for sprains and bruises and chronic muscular rheumatism. It claims many cures within a week when directions are followed and recommends S. H. Boyd & Co. as distributors.
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Chamberlain
S. H. Boyd & Co. Dkt
Remarkable Kidney Remedy Supports Mrs Joyce’s Claim
Mrs Joyce of Claremont writes that about a year ago she bought Forey s Kidney Remedy and was cured of long standing kidney trouble. She calls it a grand medicine and recommends it. Bixler Pharmacy, 5S H. Boyd & Co are cited as sources.
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted for Children
A Krieger's Drug Store listing notes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is liked by children and tastes pleasant, claiming it acts gently on the bowels to drive a cold out of the system.
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Kennedy
Krieger's
Bishops Assigned to Conference at Baltimore Assignment List
Baltimore May 29 delegates to the Methodist Episcopal general conference seek to bury debate on paragraph 248 about amusements with a motion to prioritize a report. A special committee of nineteen named bishops for episcopal residences includes Hamilton Buenos Aires Bristol Berry Anderson Haw McDowell Warren Chow Lewis Keelex Gawdcell Quivle Noelson Bashford Wilson South Spelliyer McIntyre Hughes Cranston Burt Chase moves a new divorce paragraph urging uniform national laws aligned with inter church findings.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Virrons Episcopal Residences
Boston Mass
John W Hamilton Huenos
Ayres
Argentine Republic
Frank ME Bristol
Buffalo
Portland
Charities
W South
St Louis
Henry Spelliyer
St Paul Minn
Robert McIntyre
San Francisco
Cal
Edwin H Hughes Washington
TPCC
Earl Cranston
Zurich
Switzerland
Weliant
Burt
R A Chase
Union
Inter-church Conference of Protestant Churches
Typhoon Kills Thousand at Hankow and Flood Losses
The Shinonno reports a typhoon at Hankow following a great freshet that killed over 1,000 people and wrecked 1,000 junks. Hundreds of river boats were destroyed and craft driven ashore along the Kan river with many corpses of river people. a coal mine disaster in Kwangsu claimed 1,000 lives.
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Victoria
Shinonno
Hankow
Kan River
Wu Saig
Kiang Foo
Kwang Su
Baker found guilty in federal case in Philippi West Virginia
James A Baker was convicted in federal court for tampering with United States mails and murdering Edward Y Hutchinson, a Clairinden telegraph operator and station agent, on December 2. He was sentenced to life in prison, refused counsel, and defended himself. Baker’s plea for leniency revealed details that could have emerged under proper examination.
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Philippi
W Va
James A Baker
United States
Edward Y Hutchinson
Clairinden
W. Va
Iffe Baker
Gaine
Circumstantial Evidence in a Courtroom Exchange
In a cross examination the defense attorney questions how the witness knows the defendant drank or gambled. The witness explains that the defendant gave the conductor a blue chip for car fare and told him to keep the change as proof.
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Lippincott's Magazine
Bucklen Arnica Salve and Restorative Ad Claim Easy Cures
Rural Georgia reader writes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing a severe instep sore after other remedies failed, sold at S. H. Boyd & Co. Drug Store. The ad promotes Dr Shoop’s Restorative as a spring tonic easing “Spring Fever” and reviving energy, appetite, digestion, and general vigor, with generic claims of rapid relief from fatigue and nerves.
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Tom Moore
Cochrad
Bucklen
S. H. Boyd & Co
Bixler
Gould Road 15 Receivers Take Over Pittsburg Link Line
In Pittsburg on May 30 United States circuit court Judge James S Young appointed receivers for the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railroad Company. Henry Wo McMas ters and Fams Skelding named as receivers to operate the road and its allied properties under court orders to continue normal operations while safeguarding creditors and paying debts.
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Pittsburg
United States
James S Young
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railroad Company
Wabash Railroad
James Beal
Arthur J Shores
T J. Chadborne
New York
Willis T. McCook
Henry Wo MeMasters
Wabash Pittsburg
Famels H Skelding
First National Bank
American Surety Company of New York
Markets Uncertain as Weather Impacts Trade and Jobs
Bradstreet notes varying trade conditions due to irregular weather with rainfall causing bad roads and slowed commerce in some regions, while warm periods boost demand and production in others. Textile, leather, pig iron, and machinery items see quotations shifting and some layoffs or longer hours. Market activity remains subdued versus a year ago with widespread business failures overall. In Albany, Dr Ferris asserts the state lunacy commission must consent to transfer of Thaw from Matteawan.
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Bradstreet
New York
Petter
United States
Albany
A W Ferris
State Commission In Lunacy
Harry K Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Ferris
Thaw
Matteawan
State Commission
Commisson
The Old, Old Story in Brooklyn Life
A reader cartoon shows an elderly mother reading a college letter from her son while her sister Samantha asks about his trouble. The son proclaims he is in love with Belle Lettres, a Belle Lettres nickname.
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Lor Saxes
Jo Siar
John
Samanthy
Belle
Belle Lettres
Brooklyn
Sore Nipples Cure Promoted by Salve Use
An early 20th century notice describes Chamberlain's Salve to treat sore nipples in nursing mothers. It instructs wiping off before nursing and cites Bran trained nurses claiming best results. Sold by S. A. Boydoe with associated marketing lines about clear skin and ruddy complexions.
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S. A. Boydoe
Poor Blood Causes St Vitus Dance Claims in Ad
An early 20th century ad argues St Vitus dance stems from poverty of blood and can be cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills. It cites a testimonial from Miss Fay Tatman of Brooksville Ohio who claims dramatic recovery after taking the pills, promoting the remedy as strengthening nerves and rebuilding blood. The piece invites readers to request a pamphlet and buy pills from druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
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S.S. S
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
St. Vitus
St. Vitas
Williams
Fay Tatman
Brooksville
Oho
Crookaville
Dr Williams
Dr. Willams
Williama
Four Arrests Made in Boston Merchant Death Case
Four persons were arrested in New York on the police inquiry into the death of Charles M Holmen, a Boston leather merchant. The case centers on the Hagghman House lobby where Holmen died after being assisted from a cab. Detained are cab driver Hugh Fitzemmons, Mrs Clara Moore, her maid Josephine Wells, and elevator man Frederick Moorehead connected to Moore and Wells assisting Holmen to the cab.
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New York
Charles M Holmen
Boston
Pracullar
Hagffman House
Hoffman House
Hugh Fitzelmmons
Clara Moore
Pittsburg Pastor's Name Restored After Years
Cincinnati May 30 Nearly a quarter century after the death of Rev Nevig Woofisirdie the Re formed Presbyterian synod made recompense to him He was suspended from the list of ministers for alleged disregard Woodside was pastor of Grant Street Presbyterian church Pittsburg Friday members petitioned the synod to restore his name The synod joined in federation efforts for mutual aid not a union due to doctrinal differences Flood on the way Murkage Okla May 30 continued rain threatens record Arkansas and Canadian river floods The forecast second flood may exceed the first Horak humor line from Chicago Record.
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Pittsburg
Rolla
Cincinnati
Nevig Woofisirdie
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Woodside
Grant Street Presbyterian Church
Murkage
Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Practice Talk Becomes Little Lady in Yonkers Statesman
A brief Yonkers Statesman quote features a young girl and her mother discussing manners and speaking up as the child asserts that practicing conversation is needed to become a lady, highlighting etiquette norms in a domestic scene.
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Ethel
Mamma
Yonkers Statesman
Contradiction on a Woman's Age and Identity
A fragment discusses a woman's age as undeniably her own yet notes she does not always reveal it through exchanges. The text implies tension between personal age knowledge and public disclosure within social or transactional contexts.
Teas and health promise in summer feature note
Fragmentary advertisement style text touts vitality and happiness through tea products. Mentions “Scant Tea or Tablets,” with references to Hy Boyd Co and a summer theme, but lacks coherent details or complete claims.
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Hy Boyd%& Co
Threatened Arrest At Newspaper Office Over Unjust Reference
High school boys demanded correction of an article about Superintendent D. L. Thompson. After refusing to leave the office, the paper called police and the group went to the mayor, warrants were issued and later withdrawn on Friday and Saturday.
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Toca
King
D. L. Thompson
Bad Luck Comes Fast In Wiseman Family Tragedy
A series of misfortunes strikes the Wiseman family of Doylestown. William died last June 23 in Pennsylvania, Bert was badly injured December 12 in an Ohio box plant and is recovering. Harry Wiseman was injured at Jones Coal Co mine east of town when roof collapse and falling coal lumps crushed his arm and bruised his heel and back. He was treated by Dr H L McKinney and sent home. This is the second accident at the new mine, with both victims being Doylestown miners.
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Harry Wiseman
Doylestown
William
Pennsylvania
Bert
Ohio Box Board
Kittman
Harry
Jones Coal Co
HL. McKinney
Wileman
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Sternan Hoff and Lilly Behel of Sterling Harvey Scott in Shreve, MKxn Lopez of Wooster, G W Shanklin and Kreith Kitner of Dalton. Jobo Baer and Ethel Porter of Urrville. Donald Foss and Mayme Vickey of Wooster.
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Sternan M Hoff and
Lilly Behel
Sterling
Harvey Scott
Shreve
Mkxn B. Lopez
Wooster
G W Shanklin
Kreith Kitner
Dalton
Jobo F Baer and
Ethel VY. Porter
Urrville
Donald Foss and
Mayme Vickey
Wealth and Health Products Mentioned in Sparse Ad Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention remedies and products by obscure brands. References include Geotic healing remedies and Haliuter's Rchy Mountain Tea, with items like Uy sirnog, 35 etc, Fex-ur Fablets, and 8-H Boyd-d Co. noted in a historical ad-like snippet.
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Haliuter
Boyd-d Co
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