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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
5
Advertisement style piece touting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for liver trouble and digestive issues. Claims include gentle laxative action, stomach and blood circulation benefits, appetite return, and long term strength with no gripes. Endorses home use and guarantees, noting many related stomach and bowel ailments.
The Ohio Berkshire Breeders' association met in Wooster on Tuesday March 10. Fifty head were catalogued for sale at Snyder stables with forty six sold, prices from 10 to 160 dollars averaging 41. G. J. Elbright and W. A. Lott were nominated for president. Lott was elected. Other officers named included D. A. Paterson secretary and treasurer A. K. Fisher, with an executive committee. The next meeting location drew interest with Columbus and Xenia noted among candidates. Lectures praised Lott for hospitality at his home where about forty visitors enjoyed a memorable dinner.
Saturday report states J. E. Elliott’s name was to appear on the state and county liquor tax duplicate by the county, with inquiry at the auditor’s office showing the matter discussed but not yet finalized.
Women Randeleigh of 4 Wooster and Frances Luella Hawk of Yverton apply jointly with Zilar W. Wise of Maplewood and Mary Esther Peters of Orville to record a marriage license.
George W. Fockler, once of Smithville, is jailed in Ashland on forgery charges tied to a note for 847.50 supposedly signed by Jacob A. Miller. Miller, a farmer near Smithville, denies signing the note and says he never did business with Fockler. The case centers on a horse sale and a plan involving Miller’s signature and endorsement. Miller testified he could prove he did not telephonically authorize the note. A second note with similar signatures was presented. Miller again denied signing it. Fockler was bound over to the grand jury under 500 bail and jailed pending further developments.
Ex superintendent C W Bennett of Piqua testified before the senate investigating committee at Columbia on Friday that prior statements alleging he aided a Wooster man to obtain a teacher certificate were untrue and that there was nothing in the story.
Steven Rutter and James Elliott face charges after police nabbed Elliott at a Walnut Street home with seven gallons of whiskey and other liquors. Elliott pleads not guilty. mayor sets a $106 fine plus costs, and liquor is confiscated. Rutter, held on bond, awaits trial or marriage decision.
Officials of the Fort Wayne and CGA and G held a Friday conference at Orrville to arrange care for Fort Wayne crews stranded by an hour law. The meeting clarifies the C A C has no connection with Fort Wayne beyond being a railroad on the same system and that Fort Wayne has no control over G 7 A 7 C, which is controlled by the Pan Handle.
Local readers questioned a Wednesday tale that a five-dollar bill nearly blew into the street. Harry Barnhart and others witnessed ice on a bill near the American House, with a playful sting of rumor about hotel money drops. Farmers report maple syrup quality up this year after warm spells and a late freeze, with fall camps and Wayne County syrup entering markets soon. Unclear notes mention geese and horse purchases, while locals discuss improvements for Wooster and a river-front embankment plan.
Earl Winters formerly of Wooster, brother of Mrs. Fogelson who was killed by her husband, reportedly attempted suicide in a Crystal saloon in Manefield by taking carbolic acid. A two ounce bottle was found. police say he claimed it would be his last day, though Winters denied the act. He was previously in police court for intoxication and is about 25.
A compilation of assorted editorial snippets notes oddities and opinions on transport in Alaska and Siberia, campaign button logistics, professors’ pay, and other diverse topics. It references the Newark Evening News, Washington Post, Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, and Chicago claims, with diverse quips and a closing note on Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a health booster.
An old ad touts Bees Laxative Drug Syrup for colds and coughs, claiming it relieves phlegm and bronchial trouble, with notes on Foley’s Honey and Tar and DeWitt's Little Early Risers. It promotes Krieger's Drug Store and other brands as guaranteed remedies.
Andrew Massaro owner of the west half of the brick block at Buckeye and Liberty streets has men at work preparing a two story 20 by 99 foot addition to the rear. The new structure will adjoin Nelle Broa's Buckeye street facing building and is intended to create the county's best stove and tinware showroom with ample display and shop space. Work will be pushed rapidly to finish the convenient addition.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they cure head ache biliousness constipation and more. The copy touts strong health benefits and a money back if unsatisfied offer.
An emia-like ad claims stomach gas from undigested food causes systemic weakness and nerves distress. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic from Dr Williams Medicine Co, promising weight gain and improved digestion after a few boxes. The testimonial from Mrs Amelia Gwinn of 4139 Vernon Ave Chicago endorses the remedy and diet guidance.
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