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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
6
A historical ad extols Mi-one as the sole stomach strengthener for winter ailments. It links appetite loss and nausea to poor digestion, touts Mi-one as restoring stomach and digestive health, easing acid conditions, soothing mucous membranes, and strengthening nerves. The guarantee from Laubach & Boyd offers a 50 cent refund if unsatisfied.
Columbus RepublicansGlee Club with about 100 members sails to Washington for inaugural ceremonies. Buckeye Republican Club 220 strong also departs. Governor Herrick and staff leave at 4 p m. May pursue usurers case in Cleveland: Wathan Loeser, Chadwick estate trustee, seeks recovery for creditors from those who advanced money to Mrs Chadwick at above legal rates.
Columbus March 2 Hayes Taylor 28 an employee at the Franklin stone quarry near the city was crushed to death when a heavy stone fell from about 15 feet in a rit. The report notes a fatal industrial accident and identifies the victim and location.
Tourist rates south and west with return limits from 69 days to 6 months. Fares include one fare plus 25 cents round trip. Special return limits set for March fifteenth and sixteenth. Settlers rates apply to points south and southeast including Florida via Washington DC, with dates 4-18.
Three Pennsylvania Lines picnic resorts Rock Springs Cascade Park and Rock Point reopen for the 1905 season after extensive improvements. Rock Point near Mittsburg and Rock Springs Chester W Va gain new boating facilities and pools costing five thousand dollars under new management. Cascade Park New Castle Va adds a band concert open air theatre and cascades with natural beauty. Calendar of resort dates now open with group foliage and transport details available from MH Grow Weedon TM District Passenger Agent Cleveland Arcade.
A rear end collision on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line near Clifton eight miles west of Pittsburg killed seven people, including six men and a woman, and injured about two dozen. The two Belzer special trains from Cleveland carried troops and the Tippecanoe club. flames consumed the rear Pullman as the engines plowed through.
A pared timetable notes Creston and Cleveland routes with hourly departures. Direct connections listed for Lisn jale Puritas Springs Flyria North Avherst Lorain Grafton Berlin Welltopton Berlin Heights Norwalk and other Western division points. Creston cars run hourly 6:45 am to 6:45 pm toward Wooster. Cleveland trains operate 5:16 am to 4:15 pm toward Wooster.
A record of the winter banquet held in the Kuch dining parlors attended by Canton Wright Patriarch Militant members and guests. Charles M. Taylor and Fred E. Faber funded the event after a long lapse, with Young's orchestra, a formal blessing, elaborate menu, and speeches from Rev Stauffer, Mayor Van Nest, and others. The evening ended with cigars, toasts, and pledges to recruit more members.
An alderman credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his election victory. He recalls a overheated campaign period two years earlier that left him unable to speak. After two doses, he says his throat inflammation subsided by the next morning.
Promotes prompt relief from early cold symptoms in children with sneezing fever and nasal congestion. Claims quick action, tasteless and safe, possibly avoiding doctor visits. customer testimonial from Mrs. Porter of Natchez, Miss supports benefits, tablets priced 26 cents per box and sold by druggists or mail order from Dr Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady NY.
E R Wise and wife hosted a taffy pull for students in Golden Corners. Mrs O G Acker received a surprise carpet rag sewing party near Wooster. Rev J C Holliday and Xenna Dorsey wed in Norwood, with plans for travel to Egypt. Mrs John Hammer's 68th birthday surprise drew 28 friends. A long list of well wishers and gifts marked the celebration.
A fragment notes alarming mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis. It mentions treatment ideas and names Sayers King and New bifera as purported cures or reliabierem remedies without clear efficacy.
The City opera Konea hosted Bibi a Night with all participating groups praised for smooth performance and lively acts. Cast list includes J Winters Thomas, M Jeanette Bissell, Norman Plumer and many colorful puppets dancers and musicians. Proceeds from the Tucker society show neared six hundred dollars with a second performance drawing strong attendance.
Striking a health voyage, the ad warns of hidden rocks like consumption and pneumonia. It claims Dr King’s New Discovery offers relief after failing medicines, touting quick, strong cures and urging readers to seek relief from J W Mc Kino and Nadega Springs Als.
Report from Pittsburg to abc ofach states the Twentieth Century flyer will be restored at the next time change on the Pennsylvania Lines and run eighteen hours between Chicago and New York. The new time-card is expected in April and Hyer is slated as a feature of the card.
A Columbus dispatch reports Adjutant General Critchfield experimenting to wash the state house from home to foundations. He used a weak oxalic solution to clean boiler soot and blast hot water through a hole, removing dirt and restoring the stone’s natural color. He now plans a full washing of the building.
Col Edward Vollrath received notice that Homer Foreman’s resignation as captain of Company A, Highth rorn ment, has been accepted. Foreman will receive an honorable discharge. vacancy filled by a future election not yet scheduled but planned at the earliest possible date.
An ad warns of back pain urinary disorders and dizziness urging readers to try Dean's Kidney Pills. A Wooster Ohio customer testimonial from Blessing Avenue in 1898 claims the remedy relieved backache and fatigue, with the firm FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY selling it nationwide for 50 cents.
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