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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1899
Page
2
An apparent public notice warns of a fraudulent medical scheme. The flyer claims a cure and asks for money while promising a charitable testimonial storm. It references a Dr Bhers and a London address, indicating a dubious medical sales tactic.
Fredericktown March 27 Misses Maggie and Mattie Barnes visited parents for weekend. Maude McVoy and Josephine Armstrong on spring vacation from Cuya hoga county. Geo D. Dunham finished five months at No Salt Creek township Holmes county. Birds Wilhelm of Wooster in town singing. Ina McCormick of Orrville guest of Alice McCormick. Grace Aunt returned from visit with Mrs John Vanmeter of Galion. Prof. W K Wanner hired by Heart of Education for two years at increased salary. Eduard did a good thing. Mrs. Mary Martin near village celebrated birthday. David Thompson family left for Wooster to catch train to Kearney Neb to live. if not, California. Young men and ladies on ticktacking expedition faced pursuit on Friday evening. Three year old Littie Vaneboll Sinz died of scarlet fever. Rev O W Waters conducted service. Town mourns. no other cases. George Albin Bu tz east of town near Catholic chapel died age about 79. Jennet Markley of Orrville closed last term at Beacons Light with entertainment. Many spring changes planned. 205 intend to move. Dr. Howard Saaright left for the West.
A faded advertisement promotes a salve claimed to heal burns scalds fever sores corns and other skin troubles. It touts fast relief and promises guaranteed results with legal backing and is presented by a local druggist firm.
Orrville reports two carloads of potatoes shipped in 10 days and several hundred bushels traded by merchants. Tobacco from Jacob Bechte farm weighed 4,448 pounds on 2 acres. Local clubs ordered a new club house and named a vessel Jaie Hoor. Multiple residents bought goods, horses, cattle, and hogs. a cancer operation on Mrs Neal was performed. school term totals and attendance were noted. election activities and a water usage issue were reported. Republican.
Advert shows Dr Kolg's New Life Pills as a remedy for nervous headaches and blood build up. Claims easy intake, 25 cents, and a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by Laubagh & Boyd druggists in Al-Ké with assurances of safety and renewed vigor.
A Morrland Chronicle column recalls last Friday and Saturday night events at the town’s theater, praising the drama and farce performances, the audience’s warmth, and the value of the show. Funeral attendance and local news items appear, including a sender’s note on eggs and a humorous slice about a long-distance call.
March items summarize community news in Wooster and surrounding hamlets. Mentions include posts, stores, millinery openings, funerals, moving households, school terms, and quarterly church meetings. Names like Deauff, Lancaster, Patterson, and many local residents appear amid reports of illnesses, relocations, markets, and entertainments.
Canaan March 27 report covers Exsater exercises searches Sunday and April 2 visits by Mrs Owen to her mother Mrs Haskins. Orr hours open under J E Ewtog and Miss Crissmore. Hoover taught Missisonbury primary. Minnie to Oberlin for a business course. Best wishes flow for her departure. Singing classes under Mrs O N Wilson. Funeral of Mrs Keck notable in Jackson Sunday. Geo Brenizer returns from Akron trip. Mr Briley back from Akron and Cleveland. J W Hough of Jefferson visits Geo Brenizer. Mrs ia f Lodi at home briefly.
March notes describe Loe mall late arrivals and road conditions. Orr opens a barber shop opposite Chas Stauffer’s. Mr Mayfarb plans to move back to the farm. A pig and calf scare with Benton dialect commentary. Mrs Gergin of Maysville plans a move to Sue Yocum’s home. Minor Firestone hires for summer at Charles Porta’s stock farm. Jacop Hensel to move April first to a farm near Armstrong Station. Local sick list includes Ben Struck and Finley Struck’s daughter Besala. Sherman Wyre visits Madison Hill. artist Mundorf works in Shreve. W S Sellers moves post office, telephone, and grocery to Fisher property. obituary for Geo Yatz noted.
Special arrangement with manufacturers offers a free trial bottle of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver bladder and related issues. Readers send name and address to Dr David Kennedy Corporation Bonduel New York with this paper. Most users report benefits leading to larger purchases from druggists. A bottle costs one dollar, six for five dollars.
March 27 wedding at Mr and Mia John Bife home unites Minnie Bife to Mr Honeywell of Cleveland with about 30 guests. Local news notes revivals, employment moves, school vacation, church services, and community events across Crescent area in Knox county and nearby towns.
In Burbank Ohio Mrs Bradford announces new millinery arrivals at her shop. The message notes fashionable hats and accessories to attract customers, emphasizing updated designs and seasonal trends.
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