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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
2
An ad copy touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as stopping hair loss and acting as a regular medicine. It promotes healthy hair as nature's way, framed with auction sale language and dramatic imagery.
The wedding of Prof Asbory ti Herrick and Miss Belle Husboor took place Wednesday at the bride’s parents’ home in Frederickshare. The ceremony was performed by Rev Benias Duspoor, with the couple described as the pride of Cleveland.
William Sliggie relocates his infirmary base farm to Laver Union Township near Coarlea Krick, covering 53 acres. The move involves estate consolidation and transfer considerations affecting local property.
A historical ad-like text promotes a claimed remedy for deafness due to catarrh. It asserts tubal inflammation as the cause and promises a cure with testimonials and a money back guarantee. The prose includes obscure phrases and appears as a patent medicine promotion from Henry & Rogers, offering a free booklet upon request.
The article reports Beloe Fatversor of Allegheny Pa purchasing the old Saddler property on Kart Henry street and plans to move to North Buckeye Street. It notes a settlement with John Margel and a representative from Wolfe. A levee project along nearby lands is described with City Engineer J. Lo Ferverhardt overseeing construction and cost estimates.
Forecasters warn of a stormy June with volatile patterns and heavy rain. The debate centers on a volcanic era and shifting temperatures, as experts in New Jersey and along the coast project a cool start followed by heat.
The church and Sabbath School memorialize Mrs Mannie Tharver, a faithful teacher and beloved companion. They express deep sympathy to her husband and son, noting loss to the family, church, and community. The resolutions request recording in minutes and transmission to the bereaved, with publication in the country papers.
Wednesday records show Bob Lantes as agent transferring the Catharine Sattler property on East Hewes Street to Joseph Sattersop of Pennsylvania and the Lucinda Avens Bar Ty oon West Liberty Street to Boacoon Sehuad. Prep repairs noted for the properties in the update.
A collection of testimonial notes and advertisements tout Chamberlains Saive Foley's Kidney Cure and other remedies from local drugstores. Claims include relief for kidney issues, stomach troubles, hemorrhoids, and general wellbeing. Includes endorsements from M 4H Rodney & Co Almond and L C Rogers BranchtonPa.
City council in recess approved a franchise for A M Fuombelle Co to lay partial conduit for pipes. A paving project on College avenue valued at 10 673 82 with city share around 1500 was funded by road sales. Bonds at 4 percent, five hundred dollars each, were proposed for ten years but the rate discussion continued amid legal questions. The amended ordinance allowing city use of funds for city buildings passed unanimously.
Dean Elias Compton of the university guarantees payment for damages caused by a street roller on College Avenue. Two students promised to reimburse him and are preparing to pay the required amount. They met Compton the next morning saying they had no intent to damage or release the machine. A rumor that the roller was still loose, linked to the Compton family, has no foundation.
O Jope and Prof E A Richartson note the departure of the village schools head Wil wave pia tawily to New Philadelphia to study law. Richardson praises the four-year tenure for raising educational standards and lamenting the loss to Shreve schools as citizens wish him success in a legal career.
A new anti pass law in Pennsylvania blocks issuing passes to men employed under the contract with William Price of Shreve for coal loading at Millbrook. Work will be done by railway employees, Mr Price remains superintendent. All Wooster residents were examined Wednesday by Dr Rose of Alliance for admission to the volunteer relief association.
Ohio figures Critchfield and Secretary Taft are described as near lookalikes in height weight and bearing. The 200 pound six foot men met in Columbus with light banter about a potential race. Critchfield boasted he could beat any man of his weight in a half mile, while noting Taft was not excluded from the challenge.
Real estate agent RK C Flack reported the Friday sale of the Leib farm located east of Felty to a buyer named We Olght for a consideration of $500. The transaction records note the price and buyer, with the farmer’s name not fully clear in the sources.
Senator F M Vanover believes James W Cornelius will not pay the death penalty for his wife’s murder in Columbus. Governor Harris said he would lean toward a reprieve if any doubt remains, as Cornelius’s condition is cited by friends and relatives to argue against execution.
On Saturday Dmitte B Eason granted Coral Adele Sweeny a divorce from Harry C Sweeny of Wooster on fault grounds. The decree was uncontested as Mr Sweeny did not contest and was not represented by counsel.
Tomorrow if you would enjoy take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight. They produce an agreeable laxative effect, clear the head and cleanse the stomach. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Bixers Modern Pharmacy and S H Boyd & Co.
An advertisement promotes Kodol for dyspepsia as a cure for sour stomach loss of strength and debility. It touts digestion by using natural stomach juices and tonic rebuilding properties. A Ravenswood West Virginia man credited it with curing sour stomach after twenty years of trouble.
John Garrett of North Mills NC says after forty years with a sore he finally healed it with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He praises the remedy as a cure for piles and burns. Sold by S. H. Boyd & Co. druggists for 25 cents. mwf
A special B and C Excursion train departs Wooster at 7 15 a m on Sunday June 23 for Cedar Point, round trip 1 25 including steamer ride, with return from Sandusky at 6 45 p m. Also notes on Dewit's Kidney Pills and Little Liver Pills sold by Kreiger's Drug Store with claims of relief for various ailments.
An advertisement urges recognition of kidney and bladder issues as the cause of misery for both women and men. It touts Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy, claiming quick relief and offering samples and a pamphlet from Binghamton NY. It advises mentioning the newspaper when writing.
A garbled notice indicates legal representation by ARTIN L SMYLER Attorney at law Wooster Ohio ready to attend to professional matters linked to a real estate or court matter. Other attorneys ROBERT C TAYLOR and J B TAYLOR are named with offices in Ouster Ohio suggesting multiple legal firms involved.
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