Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Promises Quality And Value
An old advertisement extols Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee as superior and affordable. It claims Arbuckle Brothers supply the genuine sealed one pound package with the ARBUCKLES ARIOLA label and signature, offering presents and nationwide availability through grocers or direct from New York City. It emphasizes long-standing reputation and customer trust.
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Ackage
Arbuckles
Ariola Coffee
Arbuckle Brothers
Grateful Farewell From Wayne Township In 1900s Note
Mrs J F McKee thanks friends neighbors and local ships for kindness and courtesies shown during their stay in Wayne township and praises the cooks and turkey dishes. She expresses gratitude for old and new friends and mentions moving to Lake Erie as soon as summer ends.
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Wayne Township
Amiel
Wayne
Lake Trie
J. F, McKee
Right Foot is Cut Off in Barber’s Accident
Fred Rasor a local barber, formerly of this city, was badly hurt at Rittman on Thursday night. After alighting the Akron train his coat caught a railing and he was thrown, his foot crushed under the wheels, necessitating amputation.
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Fred Rasor
Ritsman
Rasor
Akron
Rittman
Exoneration Report Clears Rev Hiram Sears in Society Inquiry
Wells L. Griswold of Youngstown issued a formal report exonerating Rev Hiram Sears, financial agent of the Western Segment Friends Society, finding him honest in all travel actions and that all funds were properly turned over to the society and past churches. The Presbyterian church commissioned Griswold to investigate Sears's conduct.
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Wells L. Griswold
Youngstown
Hiram Sears
Cleveland
Friends’ ‘Society
Bears
Grinwold
Presbyterian Church
Hiram Bears
Séara
Wayne County Man Roy Logan Killed in Erie Freight Wreck
Roy Logan a 28 year old engineer from Kent was killed when a freight derailed on the Erie railroad near Geneva Pennsylvania on a Thursday night. He was a nephew of Wallace Logan the Akron engineer killed eight years earlier at Rittman. The Logan family has suffered multiple railroad deaths over the years including another Kent relative and a Marion station incident.
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Roy Logan
Kent
Erie Railroad
Geneva
Logan
Wallace Logan
Akron
Rittman
Erie
Aeis
Thera
I Indees
Yangeage
Arthur Logan
Marion
James Logan
Martel
Resignation rumor over Haupert sparks teacher scare
Out of town papers claim four high school teachers would quit if Superintendent Haupert stayed. Board fails to confirm names or public stance while officials say no revolt exists and schools proceed quietly. Prof Hampert declines comment amid unclear backing.
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Haupert
Board of Education
Ragars
Apebeerno Ggen
Hampert
Ready for Appeal in Canton Wife-Murder Case
The circuit court will hear the appeal of James Cornelius, convicted of wife murder, on Shara day, March 28, in Canton. Judge Frank Taggart, writing from Mt. Vernon, asks counsel to be notified the session will address the cave. Delays came as Judge McCarty was ill. a visiting jurist will sit due to inability to secure a jurist from another circuit.
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James Cornelius
Sharaday
Canton
A. W. Agler
Frank ‘Taggart
Mt. Vernon
Taggart
Corneling
Dency
T. T. McCarty
Welty and
Albaugh
Cornelius
Alfting
dJnodge McCarty
Mosble
Bia
Old Virginia Corn Seed Offered by Ford-Seev Co
A grower proclaims the Old Virginia corn superior for high per acre yield and milk production. The firm advertises samples and prices on application and invites dealers to write for free seed and catalog data from Ford-Seev Co Dept 69 Ravenna Ohio.
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Virginia
Old Virginia
Ford-Seev CO
Ravenna
Barns Burned Near Sterling on Griswold Farm
Two barns owned by Wm. Miller near Sterling on the Griswold farm burned at noon Friday. Most personal effects were saved from the structures. Insurance coverage was light.
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Wm. Miller
Sterling
Griswold
No Parole Hopes For Wooster Man At Cleveland Visit
L P Obliger said he does not expect a speedy release from Onto penitentiary after going to Cleveland to testify in the Zimmerman case. He believes release would come only through his own efforts or by friends' support, not by parole. He was given considerate treatment and allowed freedom he desires. the Wooster banker who sought to visit him was quickly transferred to the hospital.
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Onto
L. P. Obliger
Obliger
Cleveland
Zimmerman
United States Court
Sullivan
MeCaltner
Bat
Wooster
Wooster Sister of Dr Keck Dies in Davenport
Mrs. T S Hamilton of Los Angeles says her sister Mrs Dr Keck, formerly of Wooster, died recently at her Davenport Iowa home. Mrs Hamilton, her husband and son Gerace G Hamilton plan to visit Wooster during Home Coming week in September.
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T S. Hamilton
Wooster
Los Angeles
Cal
the Republican
Dr. Keck
Davenport
Tonsiline Promoted as Quick Cure for Sore Throat
An advertisement extols Tonsiline as the immediate remedy for sore throat and diphtheria risk in children. It claims fast action, cautions against delay, and asserts success in thousands of homes. Sold widely in the United States, 25c and 60c at all druggists. The Tonsiline Co, eR anion, Ghio.
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United States
Tonsiline Co
Er Anion
Ghio
Natural bowel movement promise for cold and rheumatism
An old health ad claims daily natural movement of the bowels prevents colds and rheumatism. It promotes Laxative Iron-oxide Tablets as a tonic that strengthens the action to aid the body’s natural work.
Advertisers warned on Want Column etiquette
The Republican notes rising demand for want ads with 2800 subscribers causing busy office hours. Advertisers should mail or hand in Care A or Care B letters for responses, as phone inquiries overwhelm staff and the office cannot guarantee timely replies.
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Pepples
Golden Wedding in Burbank Marks 60 Years of Married Life
Elibo Frary and wife celebrated their golden wedding on March 18 at their home east of Burbank. Forty eight guests attended, including three who were at the 60th anniversary 60 years ago. A generous dinner followed. Rev Kcusht of Akron delivered a brief address and the couple received a rocker, center table, lamp, and cushion as gifts from friends and relatives. The hymns God Be with You Till We Meet Again and Blest by the Tie That Binds were sung. Guests offered congratulations and best wishes for continued happiness.
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Burbank
Inaarson
Elibo Frary
Eir
Alles
Kcusht
Akrun
Binda
Aung
Valley College closes term with picnic and program
Valley College closed a successful term on Friday March 22 with a forenoon of recitations, a well enjoyed dinner, and a short program. Many attendees gave talks, an unusually large number of ladies participated, and Wise received a Latin recitation and a bound Whittier poem as a gift.
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Valley College
Wise
Whittier
Divorce Granted in Mrs Jennie F Stahl vs John V Stahl
Judge 3 B Baron heard Friday evening divorce of Mrs Jennie F Stahl and John V Stahl of Wovater. Husband did not contest decree granted on grounds of gross neglect. Alimony had been settled out of court. Me Clarran and Jones appeared for Mrs Stahl.
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Baron Bel Rvart
Jennie F. Stahl
John V. Stahl
Wovater
MeClarran & Jones
Ers Stan
Ashland & Western Hearing Prompts Rail Charge Review
State Attorney General and railroad officials testified at a hearing on why the Ashland and Western Railroad should not be ousted from its charter for failing to equip, provide rolling stock, and offer freight service along its line from Ashland to Custaloga. Senators Vanover Patterson and the Ohio Railroad Commission questioned reps as witnesses argued the road had been manhandled and only recently emerged from receivership. The commission vows to investigate statewide freight-car shortages and why farmers and merchants along the line cannot ship goods, with no intent to shut the line down.
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Llfg
Ashland & Western Railroad Company
Failura
Irving
Ashland
Custaloga
Vanover, Patterson
State Railroad Commission
Patterson
the Road
L. Clark
Wade
Ellis
Wooster
Isis
Quransa
Bataren
Ashland & Western
Railroad Commission of Ohio
Asmand & Western
Largest kite raised in years by Ackerman and Allen
The largest kite in many years was erected Friday afternoon by Henry Ackerman and Glenn Allen. It stood 5 feet 14% inches high and went up well.
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Henry Ackerman
Glénn Allen
Nervous breakdown claims and Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement-style piece describes nervous breakdown symptoms and warns against false relief. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a direct remedy for impure blood that nourishes nerves, citing a Rochester woman’s cure after months of illness. The text promotes sale details and pricing for the pills through The Williams Medicine Company.
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Casper
Willowe
Mra E C. Bradley
Parsella Avenue
Rochester
Williams
William
Aix
Ue Williama Medicine Company
Schenec
N, Y
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