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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Miona stomach tablets as a cure that strengthens the stomach and aids natural digestion. It claims the remedy, sold by A Bosd & Co and H. Boyd & Co, offers a money back guarantee and warns against indigestion. Also promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup from Krelger's drug store as a cough remedy.
A long reader's note extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for foul stomachs that taint blood and cause disease. It praises the remedy and All-Healing Salve, urges mail order for the products, and quotes medical authorities on hippocampus ingredients and uterine support.
Louisa Virginia editor D. N. Walker of the Enterprise says a nail wound healed instantly with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad promises it heals sores burns and skin diseases with guaranteed results and lists prices and retailers.
A testimonial from C E Bixler and S H Boyd & Co. druggists cites kidney and bladder ailments. The writer reports five years of pain, weight loss, and loss of work, claiming Foley's Kidney Cure brought great relief after one and then a second bottle led to a complete cure.
Mr Michael Haas and wife of Canaan celebrated their golden wedding on March 12 at their farm home assisted by daughter Mia and family. About seventy five guests from Michigan Cleveland Wellington Wooster Creston and other points attended. Relatives from the wedding 50 years ago were present. The event featured a bountiful dinner and social time with speeches grapho phone music by Chat Eby. Rev Landis Wooster spoke of hospitality and virtues of the past. Matz Wooster Democrat recalled school days. Gifts included Easter lilies carnations a banquet and silver tea set with family mementos from Michigan Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Mise Eliza Rickenbaugh aged 7h years 5 months died Thursday night at her northeast of the city home from illnesses of advanced years. She resided in the county for many years and is survived by one sister. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday from the house. Interment Wooster Cemetery. There's naught for sweet as love's young dream. If lovers would only take A little Rocky Mountain Tea. S HF Boyd Co.
Public notice by D M Slaybaugh and Jobn Brillhart announcing a partnership of a blacksmith shop on Walnut Street rear of Bliss grocery. They pledge to serve the public with good work and reasonable prices.
Dr E G Dailey operates a veterinary and dental practice, updating the office location about two miles away. The note notes new address details and professional scope for pets.
Senator F M Vanover is summoned to Columbia on March 20 as state highway officials scrutinize a railroad line. Miller claims equipment underdeliveries and reduced freight rates are overstated. The probe aims to reveal ownership, possible control by a major company, and to restore shipper facilities.
A Wooster widow Mrs Clara Trene Hershberger wife of D D Hershberger died of puerperal fever at home on Cullowhill Street at 11 am She leaves eight bereaved children three under eight years old and the youngest newborn this week Her father Joseph Slater of Jeromeville and the family mourn her loss Interment was at Wooster cemetery with services at 1 30 pm Monday The community extends sympathy to the grieving family
John Franre of 62 South Walnut Street testifies that after using Doan’s Kidney Pills in summer 1898 his kidney problems vanished and have not returned in six years. He suffered back pain and kidney-related disturbances, found relief from the pills, and notes they were sold nationwide by Fomer Milburn Co., Buffalo.
An advertisement proclaims Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is free of opiates, approved by druggists Chas E. Bixler and Boyd Co, with a free Catarrh Remedy sample offer. It touts Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy as safe and claims instant relief, plus references Dade’s Little Liver Pills for headaches and biliousness.
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