Society notes from Christ Evangelical church events
The article records a Young People’s Society gathering at Christ Evangelical Church with a controversial misprint filled recount of activities and a later report on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary celebration. It mentions musical numbers, a dance, an elaborate centerpiece, and presentations to members. It also notes the deaths of two local parishioners and a memorial sermon.
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Christ Evangelical Church
Lousee
Edita Wautver
Brad Shibley
Miners and community notes mix in local column
A dense fragmented page recounts miners and social events with names like Walter, Bryson, and Halgle joined by club gatherings, recitations, and a postmaster letter. It mentions drugstore ads, cures, and products, plus a march of community announcements and charity efforts. The tone mirrors a small town newspaper with scattered names, dates, and local concerns.
Mothers Club Backs City Gym Plan For Schools
A Mothers' club dinner and meetings highlight support for a public school gym in Wooster. Members heard talks on developing defective minds and physical exams, with plans to build a gymnasium and organize volunteer oversight as the Ladies of the neighborhood clubs rotate duties in visiting schools and coordinating events.
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Mothers’ Club
Frank Muize
Morrosy
Morrow
Wooster
Woman President Era Foreseen by Suffragist
A woman suffragist predicts that within twenty years a woman will be president of the United States. The projection appears in the shuffled clippings from newspapers including the Washington Post and Pittsburgh Gazette, with other lines noting political chatter and future candidates.
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United States
Bryan
Dayton
Schwab Talks After Voyage to England
Charles M Schwab arrived in the steamship Muretama Iron at Liverpool after a voyage of about 6400 miles for a business interview. He expressed optimism about the financial outlook in the United States and noted a general apprehension in England about future developments. He believed no man or combination could keep America in a low mood.
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New York Med
Charles M Schwab
Muretama Iron
Schwab
England
United States
America
Troops Not Recalled Near Urumiah
Reports from Constantinople claiming Turkish forces evacuated the disputed Persian area near Urumiah are denied. Turkish troops remain in position as boundary talks with Persia break down. British consul intervention delays Turkish departure while awaiting new orders from Constantinople and Tehran.
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Tiflis
Constantinople
Urumih
Boundary Commission
Urumjah
Teheran
Parkhurst Proposes Sabbath Liquor Hours in New York
Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst of Madison Square Presbyterian Church, former head of the Society for the Prevention of Crime, endorses a limited liquor sale on Sabbath hours if the community supports it. He cites past police crime partnerships and a legislative inquiry as context for his stance.
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Parkhurst
New York
Charles H. Parkhurst
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Former Governor Bradley Elected U S Senator in Kentucky
In Frankfurt Kentucky on February 29 former Governor W O Bradley Republican won a six year term in the United States Senate beginning March 4 1909 with 64 votes. Four anti Beckham Democrats Senators McNutt Charlton and Representatives Mueller and Lizard aided his victory amid a tied, dramatic roll call and a brief quorum dispute. Bradley’s win followed a deal alleged to involve liquor forces and opposition to a county unit bill. In Memphis Tennessee Bryan commented the selection may have little national impact but called it a misfortune.
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Bradley
Frankfurt
W O Bradley
James M. McCreary
United States
Senate
H S McNutt
Albert Charlton
Chris Mueller
Louisvide
E W Lizard
Boyle County
Beckham
State Senate
Blackburn
James
James McCreary
Cammuack
Sullivan
Meluhov
Memphis
Tenn
Kentucky
W J Bryan
Bradleye
Simple remedies for child health from Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Parents are urged to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to prevent chronic constipation and related disorders in children. The ad cites Mrs Curry of Trowbridge and Mia Eversole of Himsboro praising the remedy and guarantees purity and effectiveness. It recommends 50 cent or 1 dollar bottles from local druggists.
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Caldwell
Mia Eversole
Himsboro
Dr. Caldwell
Buing
OR Caldwell
Pepsin
Washington, D. C
Pepsin Syrup CO
Gatdwolt
Monticelly, Hf
Sarsatab Tablets Promise Relief for Digestive Ailments
A vintage patent medicine ad touts Sarsatabls as a quick cure for eruptions, skin troubles, eczema, dyspepsia, stomach cramps, nervous debility, and related ailments. It claims rapid action, general health benefits, and asserts compliance with the Food and Drugs Act.
He Is Coming to Wooster A Noted Specialist
A renowned author lecturer psychologist and philanthropist, noted expert, will visit Wooster again. The event promises insights from a leading figure in psychology and public outreach, to speak at local engagements and community forums.
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Wooster
Physician to See Patients at Archer House Parlors
On Friday, March 6, a physician will treat his former patients and accept new ones at the Archer House parlors for one day only. Local residents are advised of the visit and availability.
Remarkable medical genius offers free consultations in Cincinnati
Dr Albert F Snell of Cincinnati Ohio markets a revolutionary universal cure system for deafness catarrh lung disease paralysis rheumatism and nervous disorders claiming 30 years in his sanitarium He promises free examinations and diagnosis by mail or in person and urges morpheme and alcohol sufferers to call while idlers stay away Strong emphasis on cures with no charge for initial consult and a single penny fee for full diagnosis and address at No 16 Garfield Place Cincinnati Remember the day date and place
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