Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Wooster Locals
Wooster residents Mr John B. France of 63 South Walnut Street and Mrs France report relief from back pain and hip ache after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Zimmermann & Co’s drug store. The pills claim to cure kidney related troubles including backache crimped kidneys and diabetes with a 50 cent price per box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes United States sale rights and urges readers to remember the Dean's name.
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Dean
Wooster
John B. France
South Walnut St
Irocaffie Bean
Zimmeran and & Co
Preparatory Honors and Academic Moves Across the Region
Kentucky and Sidon Syria crowned preparatory honors winners Misa Myrtle Creamer and Elsie Harris while Kentucky’s Misa Creamer tops with first honors. University calls three commercial teachers for next year. Supt Edward Sauvain and wife visit, John D Frame MB medical student will assist Dr Mateer mounting slides in summer. Seminary grads to Perrysville and Goshen as Goshen college gears up with new buildings. Rockford schools appoint O H Peters superintendent. Professors to Boston and Michigan studies as institutes grow and relocate. Dr and Mrs Harris visit before New York furlough and Ashley Huffman named Canal Dover principal. Prof Geo Bacon plans Ann Arbor study post year.
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Misa Myrtle Creamer
Kentucky
Elsie Harris
Sidon
Spyria
Edward Sauvain
Crafton
John D. Frame
University of Pennsylvania Medical
Mateer
L. P McCulloch
Auburn
Presbyterian Church
Perrysville
Taylor
Gerrg
Orie Yoder
Elkhart Institute
Indiana
E J Zook
Chicago University
Elkhart
Goshen
Ind
Goshean College
Rockford
Bransgrun
J H. Bran
Boston
Wooster
National Educational Association
Harris
Syria
New York
Ashley Huffman
North Fairfield
Dover High
Geo . Bacon
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Commencement debate on Burr and liberty themes
A commencement program featured Grant Reed on Aaron Burr, and others spoke on youth, The Day of the Young Man, The Negro and His Future, The Louisiana Purchase, and The Guardian of Liberty. Talks urged education, industry, justice, and civic duty.
Beall Avenue School Rhymes Prompted Mother Goose Lesson
A Beall Avenue school teacher asked pupils to write Mother Goose rhymes as illustrations. A single student produced a profuse design featuring a bed and the line Now I lay me down to sleep. The piece revealed notable artistic effort amid broader references to devastating floods in the West and Kansas City with widespread suffering and displacement.
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Beall Avenue
Mother Goore
Mother Goose
Worst of all Experiences in Decatur Alabama
Mrs H Newson describes three years of inable pain from indigestion and stomach and bowel trouble. After doctors and other medicines failed, she tried Bleetrs Bitters and rapidly recovered. The tonic is advertised for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles and sold by Laubach Lloyd Druggist.
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H Newson Decatur
Ala
Getic
Laubach & Lloyd Druggist
German Syrup and Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Zimmerman Co
The ad touts Byschee's German Syrup as a unique relief for consumption and cough, claiming it eases morning expectoration and aids digestion to nourish nerves and muscles. It notes small bottles at 25 cents and a larger 7% cent price, available at Zimmerman & Co.
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Byschee
How to Avoid Trouble With a Family Remedy
Advice to stock Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now to prevent nighttime trips to town. Claims it is the most successful bowel complaint medicine for children and adults and essential for every family. Available at all druggists.
King’s New Discovery Touted For Lung Ailments In Broad Testimony
A reader from Benterville praises Dr King’s New Discovery for bronchitis and throat troubles after three years of illness. The testimonial claims full cure after using a few bottles, and cites similar success against lung ailments and grip. Free samples and digests advertised by Laubsuch and Boyd accompany the notice.
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King
T J McParland Benterville
Way
Laubsuch & Boyd
Senior Farewell by Miss Schlafly Delights Class of 1904
Miss Schlafly delivered a humorous farewell to the class of 1904, eliciting great amusement from the audience. The address offered lighthearted gifts and remembrances, praising the graduates' observant wit and entertaining the assembly with playful reflections on future paths.
Industrial Times offers three month trial with maps
Ten cents buys a three month trial subscription to the Industrial Times, with two free maps of Thunder Mountain showing all mines, claims, routes, railroads, and wagon roads in southern Idaho. The monthly publication covers industrial movements and mining enterprises. regular rate is one dollar yearly.
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Thunder Mountain
Life Plant claims health cure for blood diseases
Mr H E K Mitchell of New Philadelphia Ohio extols Life Plant as a universal blood purifier that renews life and cures rheumatic trouble by cleansing the blood. The testimonial asserts disease germs die in pure matter and warns delay is dangerous. promotes Life Plant as nature’s common sense remedy.
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H. EK. Mitchell
New Philadelphia, O
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Aged Man near Alton
Columbus, O June 13 Lewis Herman ex convict was arrested by Officers Findlay Thornton and Sehneider on suspicion of involvement in the murder of George Geyer at his home near Alton. He matched the description of a man who urged his accomplice to shoot Geyer. Three men are said to have participated. Police Protect Umpire Mullane in Columbus-Minneaapolis game as crowd frenzy follows.
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Columbus
Lewis Herman
Findlay
Thornton and Sehneider
George Geyer
Alton
Herman
Geyer
Mullane
Proposed Amendment to Ohio Constitution 1902 Election Text
Ohio General Assembly adopts a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 16 of Article II, altering legislative reading rules, bill passage, gubernatorial veto, and final adoption mechanics. includes ballot wording for supporters and opponents, certification by Secretary of State, dated May 2, 1902.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Bretion I
Peraral Assembly
General, ‘Assembly
Secretary of State
Secre
Proposed Ohio Municipal Classification Amendment
Public notice of a proposed amendment to the Ohio constitution to classify cities into three classes by population, with voting instructions for yes or no, effective January 1, 1904. Certification by the Ohio Secretary of State confirms the text as a true copy of a joint resolution adopted October 22, 1902.
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General Assembly
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Bill Kimwon
House of Representatives
F. B. AncHlin
Senate
Statts of America
OID
Secretary of State
Lewis C. Laylin
Remarkable recovery with Dr Miles remedies
Mrs Frank Loomis of Allen Michigan credits Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine with restoring her health after two years of weakness arm immobility and sleep loss. She reports restored strength able to walk miles and regain use of her arm and notes similar improvements for her daughter Vida. She endorses the remedies and invites readers to request a free book from the Dr Miles Medical Co Eichhart Indiana.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Vida
Frank Loomis
Allen, Mich
Dell
Guarantee
Elichart, Ind
Ohio General Assembly Taxation Amendment Resolution 1902
A copied notice records an Ohio General Assembly resolution proposing a taxation amendment to Article XII Section 2 of the state constitution. It outlines reapportionment for state and local revenue, exemption rules for certain properties, election timing, and official certification by state officers. The document lists signatures and dates from Columbus in 1902.
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State of
Ohio
State of Ohio
General Assembly
McKinnon
House of Representatives
Carl L. Nippent
Senate
Aoe UniTen
States“Of America
Omtongui
Statezpers Ipl
Coolumbus
Ohio General Assembly Adopts Constitutional Amendment
The document records a joint resolution proposing to amend Section 2, Article 11 of Ohio's constitution. It notes voting instructions for electors, ballot wording for adoption or rejection, and signatures of Speaker W McKinnon and Secretary I Lewis Laylin, dated January 27 in Columbus.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Fatio
W. McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B. Archer
Senate
United Srates of America
Secretary
I. Lhwis
Laylin
State of Ohio
Ohio General Assembly Proposes Constitution Amendment
The Ohio General Assembly proposes amending Article XIII to require a stockholder liability provision. The measure would be submitted to electors on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1203, with ballots marking For or Against the amendment. Representatives Cann L. Nivexar and others presided as the resolution passed.
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General Assembly
State of Ohio
Senge
Seorot
The.s of Ohio
Niwang Az’ Ponrce
Simo
Angie
Rae
Ohio
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