Heart Cure Claims across many hearts and a man’s relief
Dr Miles Heart Cure touted as curing heart disease by strengthening nerves and muscles and relieving abnormal strain. The testimonial from D McGill frost Indiana describes nightly rest return after using the product, with a druggist guaranteeing first bottle benefits or money back. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana sells the remedy.
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Miles
Dr. Miler
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Peruna Endorsements From American Officers and Others
A collection of testimonials endorsing Peruna catarrh medicine from high ranking American officers and others. General Parsons credits improved appetite and stomach health after one week. General Butler, Charles Bowman, Brigadier General Kirby, and others praise its relief of grip, dyspepsia, colds, and as a tonic, with varied personal anecdotes from Washington, Lanham, and Texas connections.
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W. H. Parsons
H St
N. W
Washington, D.C
Texas
Peruna
M.C. Butler
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
Deafness from catarrh relieved by Peruna
A letter from A. M. Legg of Washington DC extols Peruna as a remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. He describes personal relief and urges readers to try the inexpensive treatment, claiming it cures many cases and benefits almost all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itrnke
Peninn
Yoder
MD. Ave
N. E
Washington, D. C
James J. Osborn
Wafpatch Ave
Colorado Springs
Colo
Knight Templars Masonic Order
Clinton
Peruna Tablet Option Promises Quick Tonic Relief
An ad notes Peruna tablets as the tablet form of medicinal Peruna ingredients. Each tablet equals one dose and targets stomach catarrh and general tonic needs. The testimonial from W W Pitfield of Washington endorses Peruna for family use and prompt efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Pitfield
Washington
Local business figures and county news from Shreve area
Report describes Mr Craig’s plan to relocate to the city while running the Worster Overall factory with Emil Faumier. It notes Calz home sold to Mrs L. Miley, a stray horse found by K. F. Wart near Morrland, and a mass meeting for Veterans daughters. Also mentions a horse sale by W. P. Snyder, public service project for a pumping plant, and a crowded mayoral campaign in progress with candidates touring the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apnii
Craig
Wooster
Miley
Shreve News
Emil Faumier
K. F. Wart
Morrland
Wirt
Pearl Beech
East Union Township
Coimittra
Massilion Hospital
Myre
Beech
W. P. Snyder
Troma
Rheumatism Remedy Promises Quick Relief
The early 20th century ad claims over nine of ten rheumatism cases stem from muscles, weather, or chronic rheumatism and require no interval treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Viniment as the quick reliever, priced 25 cents or 50 cents, sold by S. H. Boyd & Co.
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S. H. Boyd & Co
Dkj
A Life at Stake: Early Kidney Trouble Warning
An elderly reader warned to wake to early signs of kidney or bladder trouble linked to Bright’s disease and diabetes. Foley’s Kidney Remedy is urged at first danger signs, with Kodol as a digesting aid, amid ad copy for health products and medical claims.
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Bright
Foley
Kidper
H. Boyd & Co
S.S.S
Aus
S. S
Five Relatives Die and Other Local Items
Local notes report multiple family events and community happenings. Fred Stauffer visits Canton while Yank Stauffer works nearby. Nolas Reed moves to Hartle farm near Applecreek. Wolzamont relocates to near Massillon. Charley Jones and Lynan Critchfield drum Old Saint to boost morale as pipe liners seek teams to load pipe for a second tie. nine carloads sit at West Lebanon station. Valley Telephone erects poles, taking over Miller sburg line. Gorden school closes due to measles. Edward Shineeves buries a son aged about 14 after illness. Boosyntan ill with possible stroke. Philip Roth travels to Cleveland for millinery stock. Borg Gullan and John Fry outing to Transourg. Roch s appic top postmastership noted. S.A. Schlafly resigns. N Roth wears green ribbon on St Patrick s Day along with Fred Rhinehart. Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Dodez, a son Alard. Valley Telephone plans t e at village. Rev Sprinkl e of Strausturg, former soldier, buried last Friday after Andersonville confinement.
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Mr Eaton
Fred Stauffer
Canton
Yank Stauffer
A. Reblafly
Nolas Reed
Hartle Farm
Applecreek
Wolzamont
Nolative
Massilloo
Charley Jones
Lynan Critchfield
Agai
West Lebanon
Vatey Telephone Company
Millersburg
Gorden
Sbe
Philip Roth
Cleveland
Borg Gullan
John Fry
Transourg
Kil Roch
Appic Ftop Po
S.A
N. Roth
St. Patrick’s Dry
Alan Fred Rhinehart
Abi
Louis Dodez
Alard
The
Valley Velephone Company
Midi
Rev. Sprinkle
Strausturg
Andersonville Prigoo
Touch of nature and sharing constipations cure letters
A garbled broadcast praises communal sharing when someone discovers a remedy for constipation. It notes farmers and neighbors writing letters to manufacturers to publish cures, framing the act as a universal human kinship and generosity in seeking relief. The text blends rustic proverbs with references to a remedy and requests for official validation.
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Iymber
Iain
Gough Remedy
Praise for Wooster hospital receives public thanks
A Wooster Daily Republican reader thanks the hospital for its care during a recent illness. She praises the clean rooms, attentive nurses Misse Hixson Aitkenhead Codrington and Johnson, and superintendent Rose Steinmetz. She suggests churches fund a ward bed for a poor patient and notes her gratitude for the skilled physician and staff.
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Daily Republican
Wooster Hospital
Taylor
Rose Steinmetz
Howe
the Wooster,hospital
Contempt of Court Arrest Ties Up Local Sheriff
Sheriff Caskey captured after returning from Fredericksburg with Curtin Cameron who faces contempt charges for disobeying Judge Eason in a divorce case. Cameron allegedly refused to obey an order restraining interference with Mrs. Cameron.
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Caskey
Fredericksburg
Curtin Cameron
Cameron
Eason
Mrs. Cameron
Mra. Cameron
Lodge Instituted by Royal Neighbors in City
Mrs Beatrice Rhinheimer of Sandusky district deputy of the Royal Neighbors instituted a camp in the city on Friday. The initial membership stood at 26 with strong prospects for growth. Officers were installed impressively by Mr Rhinhalmer. Special music accompanied the ceremony. Elected officers include Past Oracle Mrs Mabel Johnson Oracle Miss Leone Bogner Vice Oracle Mrs Al Barnard Councillor Miss Elizabeth Rope Recorder Miss Jossie.
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Beatrice Rhinheimer
Sandusky
Royal Neighbors
Modern
Woodmen of America
Rhinehalmer
Mabel Johnson
Leone Bogner
al. Barnard
Elizabeth Rope
Jossie
Peruna praised for kidney trouble and cough relief
General A T Hawley of Washington D C and Brig Gen J Floyd King endorse Peruna for kidney trouble and respiratory ailments. They urge those seeking guidance to write to Dr S B Hartman President of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio for special directions.
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A. T. Hawley
25Th St. N. W. Washington
B. G
J. Floyd King
Washington, D. C
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Local Social Column Rosters Renamed by Community
Lehman banker with Miss Nettia Stavens and Mrs W Rubeck appear among inner sentinels and outer seating. Mrs Frank Ackerman and Mrs Cloyd Steinmetz list as managers alongside Cloyd V Steinmetz and Orra John Cor. Mra Frank Dunkle appears among the notices.
Wayne County Agricultural Society Directors Meet to Expand Premium List
Wayne County Agricultural Society directors and officers held a Saturday meeting to extend the premium list and review names of those to be in charge. The session focused on organization, roles, and upcoming events for the society.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Peruna praised by veterans and officials in medical letters
A collection of testimonials from Hon. Geo W Honey and other figures praising Peruna as a standard treatment for catarrhal diseases. Letters recount relief from rheumatism and chronic ailments after following Peruna regimens, noting renewed health and strength.
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Geo. W. Honey
4Th Wisconsin Cavalry
Treas
John C. Nelson
Dayton
Tenn
Peruna
Nelson
Heving
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Boyd W. Smith
South Market
Joseph Masser
Sveath Bever
City Couner
Joe Pittburg
Outa Street
Baver Steet
Bever Street
Rising Star
Bank of Payo
Esquire
Perry Mowrer
Nocar Overton
C.r.borck Bart
Americh Atre
Mowrer
Postotei
Luandes
Cleveland Atron & Columbus Railway
Wosuestay
Normwille
F. L. Bauman
Rittman
Massillon Hospital
Wooster Hardware
Public Sersiconnet
Gerstenslager Company
Wooster Hardware Company
Gecond
Woorter Mardwara Co
Hatten Grafton
Weath Salem
Jeromeville
Bia
Ealatmea
Jeromevilla
Olea
W. A Craig
Shreve
Wm. A. Stevens
Onesey
Dr. Hartman
Chas. W. Bowman
Lanham
Columbe
Perand
D. T. Kirby
Genl Yoder
A.m.lege
Genl Kirby
Peru
Fien
A. M. Legg
Ravings Bank
Howss
Board of Public Service
Turtie
Alune Applecresk
Denmatic
Kodol
Charlotte Rud
North Walnut Street
Uhbio
Joarsenese
Quincy
Mio
Dr. Platt
vAndeng
Foster.o Over
Penney
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Woorter
Ctor
Andales Paribas Springs
Elyria
North Pahorat
Ratton
Oberlin
Weltinanon
Bernieee Auc
Norwalk
Sarnars
Clevelanas
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