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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
3
A fragment describes a claimed special prescription called DE Ae Beaches, touted as a historic medical discovery that quickly cures coughs colds and lung ailments. The text asserts it removes the disease and serves as a novel non-experimental remedy with claimed benefits.
General Cailles and 700 Filipino riflemen surrendered Monday to American forces in Manila. The capture was hailed as a major victory and the largest by U S authorities in a long period, signaling a significant development in the campaign.
A local report notes Boxwell honors ceremony where one hundred examinees did not pass the exam. The event highlights statewide testing outcomes and reflects on barriers faced by students seeking certification.
A Wooster area newspaper page notes the selection of a new corporation name for the harvester machine business as Seiberling Miller. local deeds list multiple transfers in Baughman and Wooster townships. town attendees report auction prices and community happenings. brief notices cover weather, schooling, and local personalities in Clinton and Plain townships.
The encampment date for the Eighth Regiment at Bay View park Toledo is moved from July 15 21 to November 16 to allow attendance at Ohio day at the Pan American Exposition July 18. Governor Nash hopes to attend. McKinley has been invited.
Col Hard avoids a dangerous incident as an elderly local resident is killed in a separate late event. The report outlines the narrow escape and the fatality affecting the neighborhood and authorities begin investigations.
In Wooster area news and notices: residents traveling to New York and Atlantic City, relatives visiting from Allegheny, a near Blackleyville resident recounts a lightning strike incident, schooling and family moves to Kansas, church family activities in Bloomington, a red squirrel sighting on Latherty Street, alumni banquet speakers, Snyder horse sale prices with strong demand, tanks removed from the Heinz Plant for shipment to Donaldson Indiana, future tank replacement promised, and court actions in Justice Sweens's court related to infant support.
Prof Job Woodland presented a Thursday evening lecture on liquid air and its properties. He froze mercury, alcohol, flowers, beefsteak and berries, demonstrated an engine run on liquid air, and performed novel experiments including making snow and freezing berries in an ice tumbler. The audience remained attentive and highly entertained.
Ellen Applebaugh of Wooster has been appointed by the Department President and Department Inspector of the Women's Relief Corps for Ohio. A former Department Inspector in 1892, she will run for Department President of the W R C in 1902, honoring Women's Relief Corps No. 19 in Wooster.
Crestline Gun Club announces an all-day shoot on Thursday June 27 featuring 15 events at 10 15 20 and 25 yards plus a miss-and-out event with $1 entry and $5 added by the club. The club touts its thorough facilities and promises top prizes including $60 in gold for high averages as officials aim for a banner meeting.
A customer testimonial from Armonk New York credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis and aiding a niece with advanced Consumption. The ad touts the medicine as infallible for coughs and colds with trial bottles free and bottles priced at 600 and 1.00. It also promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure from Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman Co as a remedy for kidney disorder.
Creston officials elect Professor W. T. Heichel of Sullivan as superintendent of Creston schools. Professor J. O. Zaring resigns due to poor health. Limited local educational leadership change reported in Creston.
Creston Journal reports Dwight Hay fished in Mud Lake and caught a 25 pound turtle. Rings on the tail suggest a bizarre age of 302 years and 7 months. He plans to store the reptile in a will barrel and make turtle soup for friends in Ohio at his Wooster home.
A Boston man who recently wed a sickly rich young woman is happy after using Dr King's New Life Pills. The pills claim to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Gentle but effective. Only 25c at Laubach Boyd's drug store.
The text warns that Dys and Liver Complaint torment over five percent of Americans with sour stomach headaches and other distress. It urges readers to visit a druggist for relief and mentions symptoms like heartburn and digestive pains.
The wedding of Miss Jessie Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and Luther L Buchwalter son of Judge and Mrs Buchwalter took place at the bride’s home in South Fouptautn Avenue this evening. Rev John Story of the MFE Church officiated at 30 o clock. Attendants included Miss Nettie U mse and Miss Adelaide Colaan.
Affected clergy face new payment rules limiting funding channels. Officials say the changes aim to simplify allocations and curb improper disbursements while churches must adjust bookkeeping and compliance procedures. Local parishes report mixed reactions as audits rise.
The summer school opened on Tuesday with a lively student and teacher dance. Attendance is up, and notable staff join from Middletown and other places. Boarding clubs list Hoover Cottage through the University Club. Local officials and educators arrive, with prizes announced for the Summer Breeze contest and several faculty appointments noted.
A brief, period tone note mentions Chas. Bevard Jr entering the futurity class for singers and crack shots. He arrived today and is described as a “bird.” The message closes with Chas. L. Bevard Sr. also mentioned as present.
In Warren Ohio 20 Trumbull county ex-soldiers and sailors gathered for a reunion addressed by Rev W P Schott of West Salem department chaplain of Ohio GAR. A Trumbull county battalion will be formed to attend the annual encampment at level. S L Love was elected president and M J Sloan secretary and treasurer.
Left An Order L M Garfield superintendent and John Hamilton farmer of the Miami Powder Co visited the Experiment Station on Tuesday the second trip to Wooster to study its work The company owns land near Xenia Greene county where its works are located Garfield left an order for seed wheat for 50 acres and noted grass seeding advice from last year yielded satisfactory results Whedon First National Bank of Winterset Iowa reports a carpenter cured of diarrhoea by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after the employer recommended it for him For sale by Laubach Boyd mwrk6 Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wis says People come ten miles to buy Foley's Kidney Cure J A Spero of Holmer Ind calls it the medical wonder Laubach Boyd Zimmerman Co
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wooster and Verge but lacks clear event or entities. The readable items hint at a local stat or score, with names obscured, offering no definite action, date, or organization to summarize further.
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