President of Millersburg company dies suddenly
George Adams a well known Millersburg financier and head of the Millersburg Wooster and Company line dies at about 40 from heart disease. He had managed business Friday despite heart trouble and spoke with C M Lovett shortly before death. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs Rev A A Graham of New Wilmington Pa and Miss Ella Adams of Millersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adams
Millersburg
Adams
Acme
C M ‘Lovett
Nudster
Millersburg, Wooster & Oroville Lelephose Co
Wayne County
Waveter
Milershborg, Woorter & Ucrrv Ile Telephone Co
Adamg Bank
Aeva
Mra
Adare
Mis
Rev A A Graham
New Wilmington
Ella Adams
Milleraburg
Gift to Library by Mullins Showcases Birds of North America
James Mullins presented Birds of North America to the public library as a gift from his son W A Mullins of Salem. The 119 colored plates and extensive text offer field observations by leading ornithologists and a systematic index, placed for teachers scholars and citizens to study. Visitors are urged to also see the museum birds mentioned in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mulling
North America
Mullins
W A Mullins
Salem
Molline Cleavei
American Ornithology Union
Neighborhood gathering at Marion Smiths ends in cheerful surprise
In Johntown on May 2 about 40 neighbors visited Marion Smith and her bedridden wife. Elwer McFadden brought a phonograph and nearly 100 records, entertaining guests late into the evening. Mrs Smith and family express thanks, while local notices mention visitors and village concerns including a tax on chopped wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Smith
Elwer McFadden
Smith
McFadden
W. J Leber
Palestine
Mra Marisa Smith
J CG Weaver - Wiley Smith
Ashland
Ed Immels
Peter Burkholder
John Howman
Abram Gault
J. G. Weaver
Smith Lad
Hirjah Keener
Ouly
Asaeskor
Peple
Wooster Housing Inquiry Reflects Demand for Homes
Inquiries for homes in Wooster show growing demand with several prospective residents seeking relocation to the city or its educational benefits. The fragment mentions Buckler's Arnica Salve and various medical ads, including claims about cures and products from Dr Shop and Foley's remedies, reflecting typical late era newspaper filler and consumer listings.
Peru-Na As A Tonic And Blood Purifier Endorsed
Mrs. Paul Casavant of 219 Monroe Street Topeka Kansas reports Peru-Na As restored her health after six months of bed rest and a shattered nervous system. She gained about fifteen pounds and remains grateful, saying she will advocate for the medicine. The letter appears as a testimonial for Peru-Na As a tonic and blood purifier Read her letter below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casavant
Monroe Street
Topeka
Kansas
Peruna
Peruna Promises Cure for Catarrh Through Digestive Health
The advertisement praises Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the stomach and related symptoms by improving digestion and purifying the blood. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. McRoberts, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Bartell, Mr. Hoge, and others who report relief from biliousness headaches, appetite changes, and eye health, claiming long-term benefits and recommending the tonic and Peruna tablets as convenient forms.
Peruna touted as remedy for La Grippe and catarrh
Readers report Peruna helped La Grippe chest pains and hay fever catarrh. Frank H Fielder of Montgomery Alabama praises it as a splendid remedy while A W Gustin of St Joseph Missouri says three bottles cured chest pain after consulting Dr Hartman. Maymoth Smith of Columbus Ohio commends its relief of catarrh and hay fever. William S Hearn of Camden New Jersey credits long term eye irritation relief to Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoge
Commercial Travelers Association
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Europe
Hoge
Frank H. Fielder
Enannt Ave
Montgomery, Aln
Haynesville High School
A. W. Gustin
Lake Ave
St. Joseph
Local notes and notices from Dal ton area May events
J W Dunlap of the Lod Review com mented for clerk of courts at Medica county Dem conven tion. Prof W E Wenner chosen for address at Dalton high school commencement. County Surveyor Koepp surveyed ditch No 177 in Part township. Public school bounds discussed. West Mansfield May 7 federation banquet with Ashland Military band. Pomerine special train to Columbus ride planned. Ohio Lake Erie Eastern riverload line renamed. Newark stock sale. May 1 accident at Leonard Sual market injures Chas Oyler. Weather prophecies foretell May storms. horse injured by a spike. Ellery band attracted large crowd. Orrville show postponed. New Wooster clothing store prepara tions. County ditch No 177 contract awarded to Timothy Sheehan. Shreve high school commencement May 30. Local business changes, market notes, and small incidents in surrounding towns.
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Hartland Resident
Mrs. A Gosa of Durand Michigan praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her daughter's whooping cough. The ad also promotes Dr Shoop's Headache and Pain Tablets and Kodol, listed as sold by local druggists.
How's This One Hundred Dollar Reward Notice
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any cure Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hell's Catarah Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo. The undersigned vouches for F J Cheney as honest and able in business to meet obligations. The cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are free. Price paid by all druggists.
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Peruna
Mre
William McRoberta
Waverly, Minn
Hell
F.J Cheney
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Apa
Transacians
S. S.S
S.S.S
S.S. S
Nature
Specificco
Atlanta
Fragmentary note hints at a 7 a kid on Hae
A partial OCR fragment mentions a seven year old child and bogs, with unclear surrounding details. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable context or names to confirm a clear news item.
Horse and cattle sale at Snyder stables draws fair turnout
Snyder stables hosted a Saturday sale with steady attendance. Bidding was slower and prices were fair but not strong. Welter Brothers also offered Jersey cattle, cows and heifers at the same site where attendees showed keen interest and prices appeared fair though below the previous sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harges
Snyder Stables
Snyder
Jersey
Welter Brothers
Declared Their Dividend by Citizens National Bank
Directors announce a semi annual dividend of 3. pst cent payable May 1. The note explains past financial months and reassures shareholders that the bank remains solvent and will honor the payment. The message emphasizes stability and continued operation despite challenging periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Bank i
Nes
Patterson graduates to receive diplomas Saturday
A large class of applicants passing the Patterson law exams will be awarded diplomas by the county examiners on Saturday afternoon in Memorial chapel. About one hundred graduates are expected to receive the honors.
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Memorial Chapel
Arc
New Rules Urge Rural Carriers to Present Neat Appearance
Postmaster General Meyer issues order requiring rural delivery carriers to maintain neat personal appearance and keep vehicles and animals in presentable, serviceable condition. Rural postmasters must report laxity immediately to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Tigt
Be &T
Srvice
Thiaoffica
Poatmastera
Fraternal Knights to Confer Simplified Rank Tuesday
A local fraternal order announces the simplified rank of Knighthood will be conferred Tuesday at 7 30. Members are urged to respond by not sending regrets and to be on hand for the ceremony.
Mayor McQuigg Sues Company Over Three Cent Fare
Mayor J W McQuigg of Mast Cleveland, ex Woosterite, fights the Cleveland three cent fare rule for suburbs. He refused to pay more than three cents on a downtown car, was removed, then filed suit claiming the Mast Cleveland franchise requires the same fare inside and outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McQuigg
Mast Cleveland
Switchboard Expansion At Wooster Exchange
The Wooster exchange enlarging its switchboard to add 140 new lines, aiming for nearly 1000 circuits when completed. New lines were placed to accommodate subscribers in the Namithville exchanges and have just been placed in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaiu
Wooster
Namithville
Tonsiline Sore Throat Cure Ad From Old Paper
A fragmented advertisement touts Tonsiline as a swift sore throat remedy claimed to prevent dangers like diphtheria and croup. It urges readers to stock a bottle for instant use and cautions about gateway entry as the throat’s infection point. The text includes garbled phrases and misspellings.
Unclear OCR Note on Health Claims and Remedies
Fragmentary text discusses tablets and remedies for cold symptoms with uncertain phrasing. Mentions Golds memnousm and maturai essy movement if three are unwuriously aro ing system to colds and rheumatic-like terms.
Wooster Ohio Attorneys at Law Directory Excerpt
OSEPH O FRITZ attorney at law office over Procter & O'Hail drug store Liberty street Wooster OSS W FUNCK attorney at law office one door west of Court House over Harding & Co hardware Martin L Smyler attorney at law Wooster Ohio office No 6 Merchants Emporium upstairs Vy F KEAN office over McClarran grocery Tree Block W Liberty street Wooster All legal business and collections attended to promptly AYLOR TAYLOR J B TAYLOR attorneys at law R C TAYLOR Wooster Ohio Office Rooms 1 and 2 Nice block
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Oseph O Fritz
Procter & O'Hail
Laat Liberty Street
Wooster
Oss W. Funck
Court House
Harding & Co
Artin L.smyler
Vy . F.kean
McClarran's
Liberty Street
Aylor & Taylor
J. B. Taylor Attorneys-at-law
R. C. Taylor
Ohio
Land 2D
Nice Block
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Pasi
James Mullins
Johnstown
Buckler
Charles F Budahn
Tracy
California
Boyd & Co
Mof
Shop
Shogpi
BO Bibler
Bright
Foley
Foles
Spirter'h Pharmscy
H. Boyd & Co
Eobieirin
Peru
Paul
Casavant
MR. Caler Bortell
Emily Kellogg
S. Lawrence St
South
Tacoma
Wash
Hmily Kellogg
Lawrence St
Ladies of the Maccabees
Perrin
Joe Leonard
Allen St
Buffalo
Caleb H. Bartell
North
Pace Street
Baltimore
Veruna
Kel Ity
la Grippe
William S. Hearn
Segal &J
Camden, N.J
J. W. Dunlap
The
Lod! Review
Clerk of Courta
Medica County
W E Wenner
Dalton High
Henry VM. Koepp
Mansfield
Ellery Band
Althoull
West Malem
Ashland Military Band
Pomerine
Columbus
Wmnroipg
Cleveland
Akron
Columbia
Orr
Orrville
Pouerine
Macavere
Ohio Lake
Ewark
Mt Vernon
Woost
Newark
Belgium
Chas. Oyler
Adana
Leonard Sual
Hicks
David Metzler
Gus Lambrigger
Loudonville Democrat
HB Geiger
Fred Sprang
North Water Street
Wooh
Walet
Timothy Sheehan
Patot Township
Orra’ Ewimng
Jobo Gissgow
Buroras
Fwing
Shreve
Airestora
Chas Joss
Grant Aylesworth
W. K. Miller
W. &. Todd
Grant Alleman
R. H. Critchfield
E K Gardner
Has. Joss
Rant Ainesworth
K. H Critchfeld
Orovilla
Adams Express
Daputy Youngblood
Youngblood
Gray & Son
Gun Unger
W. S. Keeney
Americin House
Horces Mirbug Luodera Han
Piltbourg Avenue
South Assert
Geo. A
France
South Market Street
A. Welgaart
Spain
Relecet
Weosternedgre TV
Oriville, Creson
Applecreek
Giz
Creston
Edward Syphert
Noble Grand
New Balloy
S of Fythias
Chichester
BRUGG
Bruggists
Bran
Miclarran
Charles C. Jones
Nttorneys-at-law
Euram B. Swartz
O. Ux
Wayme County
U.S. Patent Office
Washingon
D.C
N. Matser
Es Wooster
de HA
EAR
Beall Ave
Bowmar
Surge
Eyea and Ear Institute
Jphomas A. Elder
Clanbach & Boyd
Public Square
R. Wesquer
Lee
Frederickspare
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