Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Wooster User
A Wooster resident testifies after eight years of kidney pain and backache that Doan's Kidney Pills from Zimmetman Co proved effective. She reports hip and left side pain easing and complete relief after use, noting frequent prior need for relief. The ad names Milburn Co Buffalo and street address for orders.
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Wooster
Mturder
Barlder
Mealavenue
Faye
Dean
Zimwetman & Co
Cale
Booster Milburn
Buffalo New York
Vole
Doan'e
Ohio talk over regulation and district convention details
In Marysville on April 28 a Democratic convention for the Thirteenth district will meet with Governor Warren as temporary chair. Kenton’s A M Rtee will oversee proceedings as part of a broader talk on political regulation and district concerns amid speculation on local leadership. The report notes a long list of figures and events surrounding the convention and regional politics.
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Marysville O
Thea Tepublican
Stellal
Warren GG Atcha
Marien
Kenton
Paetel Ho
Heliefor
Card of Thanks for Burial Attendance and Support
Weothh Guo expresses gratitude for support and attendance at the recent burial. The note thanks family and friends, mentions sorrow and appreciation, and acknowledges assistance during the difficult time. The message closes with a warm thanks to all who offered sympathy and help.
Boyish summer hints mix with city gossip in ragged piece
The item blends humorous notes on children’s summer habits with city chatter. It mentions boys swimming, golf, and green apples, plus theater disturbances, local feuds, and a curious anecdote about cigars and city officials, all styled in a fragmented late era voice.
Fragment from Barren shop sparks smoke and fear at land dispute
In a cluttered shop a sudden flare triggered fears of action by the Pennsylvania Company over Theodore Street land. Mr Flay and Mr Barden reacted with alarm while Mr Franks stopped smoking after a cigar was found to be cut off near a hidden firecracker.
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John Long
Benton
Atay
Williai J Bryan
Clem Franks
Mr . Franks
Long
H. A. Barden
Mr. Hay
Ayion
Flay
Pennsylvania Company
Theodore Street
Barden
Franks
Progressive Farmers' Cleo Holds April Meeting at Orchard Grove
The Progressive Farmers' club met in April at Orchard Grove, Smithville, with Mr. and Mrs. Grady hosting. A large attendance enjoyed a dinner and an afternoon program featuring biographies by Miss Verda Davidson, papers by Mrs. Bowman on Women and Flowers and by Miss Stitt on Women as Wage Earners, a poem by Mrs. Lytle, a talk on Waste Land use by Gee Eberly, and discussion on feeding milk cows by Mr. Fowler. Rev. Littell closed with brief remarks.
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Cleo
Misa Luiy Stitt
Eli Lytle
Gee Eberly
Fowler
Bruce
Rev. Littell
Local Option Petition on Hold Until Fall
A near source says there will be no local option petition or election efforts this season and that any action is deferred until fall. No signatures or campaign activity are planned in the near term, leaving the issue in limbo and unclear who will push it next.
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Wooster
Willie
Electron
Petitien
Van Nest Brothers Run Insurance and Pension Business
Local report notes that the Van Nest brothers will continue the insurance and pension services in Wooster. Mayor M M Van Nest and Charles Van Nest are to attend to both branches, with practice described as satisfactory.
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Russrance
BP. van Nest
Wooster
M M van Nest
Charlkes van Nest
van Newt
Hiteself
Brother
Po van Nest
Twe Sas
Funeral Held For Mrs Leslie Strister At Maple Grove
Large attendance of friends and magichera at funeral services for Mrs. Leslie Strister conducted by Irey J M Takheart of The Baptist Church ward. Deceased buried at Maple Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included Benjamin Strock George Strock and Eart Strock with cousins Bert Stauffer and Frank Elaworth.
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Leslie Strister
Irey JM Takhart
Baptist Chiaroh Ward
Maple Grove
Benjamin Strook
George Strock Trothers
D. Strock
Eart Strock
Bert Stauffer
Frank Elaworth
Pain Balm and Lemement Relief Claims
A collage of ad style notes promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with claims of quick and lasting relief. The text mentions Mrs. W. H. Liggett and a pharmacist notice, interspersed with references to other remedies like Hood's Sarsaparilla and Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for catarrh and cold symptoms.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Liggett
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Commissioned in Columbus April 20 for Lt Charles J Houser
Second Lieutenant Charles J Houser of Company C Eighth Regiment O N U Canton has been placed on duty by Adjutant General Critchfield after taking the oath of office. He was commissioned on April 17 and seated in rank from February 7, the date of his election.
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Columbus
Charles J Houser
Eghth Regiment
Canton
Critchheld
Tukys
Bia
Wooster Plant Bid Delayed at Parkersburg Meeting
Creditors of the Wooster Preserving Co. met Saturday in the office of W F Kean re fers in bankruptcy to decide on a plan to dispose of the plant. An offer for the entire plant was discussed but not accepted. Adjournment was taken to Wednesday afternoon when bids may be withdrawn if not accepted. Trustee Jobo H Snyder will be instructed on Wednesday what to do, as competing buyers are reportedly considering the plant.
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the Wooster Preserving Co
W F Kean
Jobo H Snyder
Library closed after trustees suspend reading room
The reading room and library near Figert jewelry store were closed Saturday by the board of trustees after being kept open for several days to return books. Librarian Mrs. McBride expressed regret at leaving the old rooms and praised the staff, volunteers, and the neighborhood children for years of service and support.
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Oomo
Board of Trustees
Henry McBrite
Charce
Wealthy Canton Bride Weds Divorced Minister in Private Ceremony
In Wooster Wayne County a high profile wedding linked bride Miss Mars Harter, Canton’s wealthiest yarn lady, to Dr Esselburn, a divorced minister who resigned his pastorate after his engagement. The ceremony occurred Wednesday at the bride’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Starter home, with later wedding trip announced.
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Canton
Tran
Wooster Oat Waype
Keg Rhiner E Eeselborn
Vourta
Easelborm
Hae
Mars Harter
Otmother
Moizabeth
Hall
Trfrats Lathberan
Ehayeh
Aarter
Sia A Weber
Lutheran Charts Unit
Esselburn
Cief
Keselbarn
Misa Harter
Propose to Amend Ohio Constitution on Taxation and Officers
Ohio General Assembly proposes two constitutional amendments. One would set election timing for state and county officers to even years and adjust term lengths for various offices. The second would tax property uniformly and remove tax exemptions for municipal bonds, allowing bonds to be issued and repaid with standardized rules. The measures were prepared by the General Assembly and certified by Secretary of State Lewis Claylin.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Saelley
Reni &E
Supreme Court and Circus
Common Pleas Court
Board of Public Work
Qrénun T Towstagt
House of Representatives
Geo Tl CrHam
Senate
Shreve Happenings in Late April Visitors and Local Notes
Bert Huffman of Perryinville visited Shreve. Wayne county infirmary directors attended town. J D Barcus made a Mansfield trip. WE Jones of Londonville reviewed business here. Miss Creta Kelster slowly improving from illness. Mrs. Elizabeth Smetzer bought Mrs. Lydia Knox's North Market street house. D K Jones, pioneer, left for Dalton to visit daughter Mrs Dr Sanderson. I H Potter of Alliance stayed with his sister Mrs McConkey. Daniel Kindig contracted to remove Methodist church. lot to be graded for new church. Dr Wa Schaffter of Wooster visited Friday. Perry Keister of Toledo called for sister’s illness. James Eagon of Cleveland visiting Monroe Baily’s family. Sorosis met at Mrs Booth’s Friday with program on scientific education, the Netherlands, and modern living strain relief.
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Dalton
Sanderson
I. H. Potter
Alliance
McConkey
Daniel Kindig
Methodist Church
Wa, Schaffter
Svooster
Perry Keister
Toledo
James Eagon
Cleveland
Monroe Baily
Booth
Oldroysd
The
Netherlands
Bullet In His Brain Case Delights City Doctors
St Louis physicians study Charles Martinek who shot a brain bullet on March 14. He retains full faculties and walks the hospital ward, though the unheated wound remains. The bullet stays unretrieved. part of brain once protruding was removed, yet he reports no pain. Burglars steal silks valued at 1000 dollars from Ziesel Brothers in Elkhart Indiana. William Tod, 62, son of Ohio's war governor, dies in Youngstown. he led the William Fod company engine builders. Three Black men are hanged in Pittsburg for murder in Leetsdale. A gas explosion injures six and damages Mossman building in Huntington West Virginia. Robert W. Manly becomes acting collector at CHIL cothe, replacing the deceased John C. Entrekin. Fire at Milwaukee damages the Hanson Empire Furniture and Robling & Seng piano firm, with losses around 300000.
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St. Louis
City Hospital
Charles Martinek
Martinek
Ziesel Brothers
Elkhart
Ind
William Tod
Ohio
Youngstown
William Fod Company
Walter Obey
C. Jackson
Charles Miles
Pittsburg
Ivan Kinsor
Leetsdale
Huntington
W. Va
Mossman
Robert W. Manly
Internal Revenue Office
Chilcothe
John C. Entrekin
Milwaukee
Hanson, Empire Furniture Company
William. Robling&—Seng
Hammond Up June 5 Trial Set In Ashland Case
The trial of George Y Hammond for presenting fraudulent orders to the Whyne county commissioners will be heard in Ashland on June 5. If there is no change, the date stands. The case has lingered but preliminary matters are settled and the trial is imminent.
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George Y Hammond
Whyne County
Ashland
Knightly honors mark funeral of Lieut Joseph P Van Nest
Funeral services for Sir Knight Lieut Joseph P Van Nest were held at his West Liberty street home with large attendance of old soldiers, Given Post members, Masons, Wooster Knights Templar, and O I 120th Regiment pallbearers. The Templar ritual, eminent commander Rev S E Neikirk, and Rev H D Stunffer led the service with musical numbers by local performers. Interment in Wooster cemetery followed, with tributes from various fraternal and city groups.
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Joseph P. van Nest
West Liberty Street
Nowher
J. B. Minier
Cora Hoelzel
Paul Stauffer
Will Araner
Fonermr
120Th Regt. O . I
J. &. Taylor
Clent Mahlon Roach
Joan KR. McKinney
Albert Smyser
Wooster
N. Ann
Mansfield
David E Foltz
Shreve
Sir Knights
H. Boyd
Geo. A. Fisher
George J. Asewirtz
L. R Kramer
David Nice
W. I. McWinnen
Wooster Cemetery
120Th Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Liniah
Order of Eagles
Tashmoo Club
Daughters of Veterans
Rathbone Sisters
John M
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised as Best
A Harlan Michigan resident touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine. The user claims it cures a cough or cold faster than any other treatment and should be kept in every home for instant use.
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Harlan
Mich
Maerss
Uists
Winona Lake Season Promises Weeklong Social and Educational Programs
The 1909 season at Winona Lake, a Northern Pennsylvania resort, will attract 20 outings with the Presbyterian General Assembly meeting there on its 18th. Noted speakers and musicians will headline May through September with conventions, social and religious conferences, and a robust literary program. Teachers and students attending the Summer School will gain educational benefits. The resort offers golf, tennis, baseball, cricket, boating, fishing, swimming, and camping. Pennsylvania Lines run direct to the park entrance. 15 day excursion tickets available from ticket agents. For details on the season, program, and accommodations, contact S. C. Dickey, Secretary and General Manager, Winona Lake, Ind.
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Winona Lake
Aema
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pennnsylvania Lines
Sexion Uni
Pennsylvania Lines
Hove
S. C. DickEry
Oneral
Ind
Miracle cure claimed for neuralgia by Pink Pills user
Mr Porter of Raymond New Hampshire credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his neuralgia after years of eye and facial pain. He reports immediate improvement after the first box and complete lasting recovery after six, noting the pills purify blood without habit forming. The ad promotes the medicine and a free nervous disorders book from Schenectady New York.
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Mr. Potter
Puta Ana
Williame
Dr Williams
Charles H. Porter
Raymond
New Hampshire
Drilliams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Cheap one way rates to many cities before May 16
Rail and association notices advertise reduced excursion fares by May 16 to Atlanta Cincinnati Vicksburg St Louis Savannah and other points. Fares include one way from various associations with round trip charges plus small adders and time limits through late May and early June.
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Baltimore & Clio RR
Billings
San Francisco
Atlanta
Association of Manufacturers
Dimit-3d
Vicksburg
Ossip
Cincionati
Leyour
Mit
Kalcitsore
Christian Endeavor
West Baden
Ind
Water Works Association
Windni Lerg
Tat
General Assembly Presbyterian Church
Miss
Ohio
National Association
St. Louis
National Baptist Anniversary
Savannah
National Convention Com. Travelers
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City Opera House
Agoun Mai
Tehn Lowe
Cera
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Nikita
Social Notes
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Barberton
H H Fichart
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Finhart
Alignany
Hood
Dr. Aeomon
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Contitution
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Lewie Claylin Neeklary
Stata
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