Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Strength
An ad extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervous, run-down women and a wide range of ailments from weak stomachs to biliousness. It touts honest ingredient disclosure, glyceric extracts, and no alcohol, offering free consultation from Buffalo. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and notes widespread medical endorsement.
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Pierce
Vieree
Dr Kree
R.V Pierce
Buffalo
Smedicines
Hyomei catarrh cure guarantee and home use claim
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a natural remedy for catarrh and bronchial troubles with an absolute refund if not cured. It promises home treatment from pine oil inhalation, lists a $1 outfit price plus 50c refills, and claims quick relief from colds potentially becoming pneumonia. Also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and DeWitt's Little Early Risers to ease headaches and biliousness.
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H. Boyd & Co
Adirondacks
Eastry
New Case Filed Against Keister Brocaray and Geiselman
A case was filed in the Court of Common Pleas by plaintiffs seeking $45.08 for groceries. The action notes a prior judgment in the Court of Justice Sweeney. M L Spooner represents the plaintiffs as attorney.
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Keister-Brocaray
Patie
Leander Geiselman
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Justice
Sweeney
M. L
Spooner
Saved Her Son's Life in Ava Missouri
A Missouri mother in Ava, Mrs S Ruppie credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her son's life from severe lung trouble after a physician failed. Gresh druggist recommendation led to rapid improvement and full recovery. other advertised remedies include Grino-hax-tive Frill Syrup and DeWitt's Carbolic Witch Hazel Salve. Local druggists Kreiger and S H Boyd & Co praise products and warn against poisons in cough cures.
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Ava
S. Ruppie
Dr. King
Chas. KE. Bixler
S. H. Boyd & Co
Rural delivery route changes announced for Wayne County
W B Bryson, last Wednesday, received notice of the final rural delivery route under the new system covering nearly the entire county. Route 18 from Funk to Wooster will run west from West Liberty Street to the Plain post office then through Zercher corner, Schoolhouse and Maywest areas toward Martin corner and New Pittsburg, ending at Reedsburg and returning to Wooster. The route length is 24.80 miles with 102 houses and a population of 459. Applications for rural carrier positions are due March 6, with interviews March 14 in Washington. No post office closures yet determined, though some may be discontinued where rural delivery suffices.
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McBride
Wooster Township
Plain Township
Frances Rickabaugh
Eutty
Echolara
Miller's Hall
Young
The
Baptist Church
Misa Mildred Kane
East South Street
John Sovder
Elmer Devilla
East Pletetant
AT. Upp
Simpson Wmodittle Chiron
Barberton
Akron
Growm
Mra
A. F. Upp
Cleve-landy
Mra. J. &. Gingery
Burbank
Howard Zook
Elmer
Sherman Long
Elmer D. Snyder
Creston
Ohio
W. B. Bryson
Fank
Wooster
Bryson
Washington
Teo
N&w
Liberty Street
Plain Postoffice
Zercher Corner
School hhouse.No
Martin Corner
New Pittsburg
Wooster Grad Sees Things Sir Proclaims Spirit Theories
James H. Hyslop, Wooster graduate now at Columbia, claims Hodgson’s shade spoke before death and described spirit bodies and postmortem travel. He says spirits can prove identity with effort, and notes the pain of returning to the mortal world. locals recall Hyslop. some Columbia professors see possible truth in his revelations.
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James H. Hyslop
Colombia University
Wooster
Mite Ee Pana
Ety of Paychicao
Ss Gourehs
Hyslop
Columbia University
Creston Youth Delinquent Charged After Hearing
Marshall Knecht arrested Walter Rock aged 18 son of John Rock a Creston drayman on a juvenile delinquency charge. He faced a Monday hearing before Judge Orr and the County Visitors Board which found him delinquent and recommended transfer to the Royal Industrial School at Lancaster but the judge granted a further chance if he attends school and behaves.
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Marshal Knecht
Creston
Walter Rock
John Rock
Orr
Board of County Visitors
Royal Industrial School
Lancaster
Rock
Ag Jong BE
Court fixes March 11 to hear Cornelius case in Canton
The circuit court in Canton sits Tuesday arranging March 11 as the hearing date for the Cornelius case in error. A full bench will be convened with a visiting judge replacing Judge McCarty who is unable to sit due to illness.
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Canton
Cornelius
McCarty
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Burial
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for resistance and sympathy during the sickness and burial of our beloved wife and mother. WM. U.O8T AND FAMILY.
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WM. U
Caution Imitations Warned Against Allcock Remedies
Fragmentary notice warns buyers to avoid imitations closely resembling Allcock’s Plasters and similar products. It stresses the danger of counterfeit remedies and urges purchasers to insist on the genuine Allcock’s product to ensure safety and effectiveness. The text mentions mislabeling and counterfeits in the market, with emphasis on authentic origin and trusted availability.
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Allcock
Alicock
Probate court notices outline estate inventories and guardians
Probate court entries list John Weinshamer as administrator for George Huckenberg with inventory and appraisement approved, plus multiple guardians and executors including Dorothy Saurer for Carl and William Laurer, Loulan Foss for Margaret L. Foss, and others. Several wills including Sarah A Maurer Amelia Nolle and Andrew Bod Jr. filed for probate with inventories and appraisements approved and recorded, along with bonds and trustee appointments for Saran B. McEithern and others.
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John Weinshamer
George Huckenberg
Sarah A. Maurer
Dorothy Saurer
Guardimn
Carl
William Laurer
Loulan Foss
Margaret L. Foss
Amelia Nolle
C. D. Swat
Lutie Kester
Grace Nolin
Lovina Mar‘ou
Joseph Gallagher
Jacob Wtro
Robert Hatfield
Saran B. MccEiherne
Growth of Ten Years Summer School Attained Growth
Two photos show Wooster university summer school attendance rising from 140 ten years ago to 778 last summer. Principal Dickason notes strong inquiries and many former students planning to bring others, predicting a brighter outlook for next summer despite a long bus ahead.
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Wooster University
Dickason
Rushing Preparations For Taylor Hospital Opening
Taylor hospital directors rush to complete preparations for occupancy by April 1. Applications are being received for admission with earliest promise by April 1. Furnishings for the new bathroom and for the Taylor room in memory of Mrs. Taylor have arrived or are on order, with arrival expected soon.
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Taylor Hospital
Sty Hospital
Taylor
Captain Taylor
Rumor Of University Sorority Ban Circulates
A board of trustees at the upcoming zone meeting may order abolishing sororities. Critics say social fines imposed by sororities harm most female students while non members lack social life. The plan reportedly blocks rushing new students, making freshmen last to join. Fraternities may also face action, though no new fraternities will be allowed or charters renewed if disbanded.
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Do Actise
Wooster Board of Trade vs Pococks Case Hearing Hinted
The Pococks have sued the Wooster board of trade over money owed for the glove plant. Judge R L Adair said the case will be heard in spring, likely April, with a chance of late March. The exact date has not been set.
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Pococks
Wooster Board of Trade
Glaw
R. L. Adair
Kinney Child undergoes operation after peanut shell incident
Arden Kinney, three, son of Dr John J Kinney, swallowed a peanut shell causing concern. Dr Kinney and wife took him to Cleveland Friday evening for possible surgery amid domestic matters and local distractions.
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Arden
John J. Kinney
Arch Megrew Dies After Chicago Hospital Operation
Arch Megrew long a Wooster resident with stints in Colorado and Chicago died following a hospital operation in Chicago. Survived by brother Harry C Megrew of Indianapolis and his mother Mrs Elizabeth Montia. the funeral was held at the home of W. H Baumgardner with Rev C F Johnson officiating.
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Wooster
Arch Méerun
Colorado
Chicago
Col
Harry €. Mogrew
Indianapolis
Ind
Archstegrew
Alies Citizses
Megrow
Misa Isadore Frick
Megrew
Boston
Mass
Hinera
Tuosa
Orother
Harry C Megrow
Inavanapolie
Elizabeth Montia
Washington, D. C
Montis
Columbdys
W. A. Baumgaraner
Arch Megrow
VW. H Baumgardner
East North Street
C. F
Plans Formed to Move Gerstenschlager Works
Proceedings to relocate the Gerstenschlager factory from Marshallville are advancing slowly. An official announcement on the removal plans and associated costs is expected shortly as preliminary layouts for a new factory are completed.
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Gerstenschlager
Regaard
Marshallville
Merchalville
Wooster Lodge Plans Roll Call Rally and Homecoming
On Friday evening March 22 Wooster lodge No 42 L O F will hold a roll call rally with the grandmaster and grand officers in attendance. The program centers on the 8 o clock roll call when a member is expected to answer to his name. The I U U O F orchestra will provide music throughout the evening. A banquet will be served in the dining room.
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Wooster Lodge No. 42
Uining Rmoum
Ohio State Journal reports labor push against penitentiary work
Saturday's Ohio State Journal published at Columbia says Union labor interests are targeting the penitentiary authorities for violating the Wertz law. The law forbids employing convict labor on contract work except for work on public roads, a provision expected to shift competition away from penitentiary labor.
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Ohio State Journal
Columbia
Plaster Ceiling Collapse Threatens Court Jurors
A large strip of plaster fell Friday night onto the ceiling area above the jury box in the courtroom, creating a mess for the janitor on Saturday morning. If it had happened while jurors were on duty, injuries could have occurred, and witnesses recall the event with concern.
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Fritz
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Caperimeter
Foley
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Hart
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Mildred Mower
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Harry Hoffstatt
Eva Fombelle
Beall¢ Avenue
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Misa Florence Strock
Henry G. Musselman
Orrville
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Gyclone-Drifting Company
S.H. Boyd & Co
Hyomei
Chas. E. Bixter
3. H. O3d & Co
Tisk
DeWitt
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Washington, Baltimore & Ohio
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Old Clark Lumber Yard
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Lemore &Ohio-Deput
J. F. Skittinge
Smithville
Kreiger
Acta
Kreiger Drug Store
Mark
Dr Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Dr Shoops
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Probate Court
T. W. Orr
Cleveland
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Wertz
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Mberst
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