Bright disinfectant claims cure all diseases in early ad
An advertisement for a bright disinfectant touts germ destruction and plant growth benefits. It cites Dr Pierce of Buffalo as pioneering light therapy with X ray in disease treatment and promotes his Canon Cure Adviser in a cloth bound book mailed from Buffalo NY.
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Rine
the Invalides AlutLand Surgrical Institut
Buffalo NY
Pierce
Kv Pierce
Nis
Tospat
RV Puree
Budalo, N
Wooster Gas Line Contracts Open With Mohican Co
The Mohican Oil and Gas Co and Captain W O Beebe began contracts with Wooster property owners on Thursday to furnish natural gas for heating and lighting. About 200 men are at work on the line’s lower end, with completion expected in about four to five days, and the company plans to move its office to the Curry property on Beall Avenue. All rights of way through Wooster were closed.
Eugene Chatelain Dead in Millersburg
Eugene Chatelain a longtime jewelry trader from Wooster and later Millersburg died after a three week illness. He was about 68 and never married and had many acquaintances. Funeral services were held in Millersburg.
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Eugene Chatelain
Wooster
Millursburg
Mitvictt
Chatelain
Pital Sie
Chateau T+ rememberel
Jie
America
Wayne County
Millersburg
Chate
Balmann case brief asks court to uphold federal authority
Washington May 6 Solicitor General Hoyt filed for the United States in Balmann a Cincinnati broker sentenced for contempt for refusing to answer grand jury questions on his books He argues courts must back regular judicial process to investigate crimes and punish offenders noting violations of national banking acts and the need to vindicate federal authority.
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Buckeye
Balmann
Washington
Hoyt
Supreme Court
United States
John W Balmann
Cincinnati
Murder case and jailbreak rumors stain Medina county gossip
George Crest once from Plain township was arrested in Medina county a few days ago on a murder charge. He traveled to Wooster on Friday en route to Funk to visit relatives. The grand jury found no indictment yet and Crest remains confined since the arrest. The wife’s statement suggested shooting or possible self defense amid unclear funeral expenses and family turmoil.
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George WW. Crest
Plain Township
Medina
Bills
Wooster
Funk
Grand Jary
Prost
Tren
Gone to Other Shore Misa Carneda and Friends
A fragmented obituary style reminiscence honors Misa Carneda and a circle of friends and family. The text mentions Miss Charathe, Ampena Clark, and Lou, recalling passages between elders and younger kin. It weaves themes of loss, memory, and tender connections as they reflect on a personal farewell and the supportive bonds around them.
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Misa Carneda Saab Bakarth
Bopoem
Wisn
Ampena Clark
Lou
Tornado Razes Town in Oklahoma City Area
A destructive storm hit Ow} and nearby towns on May 6 causing extensive damage to business districts and leaving two men dead and ten injured, four fatally. The event disrupted railway operations and scattered debris through the town, with widespread personal and property losses reported.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Tennessee
Pine Bluff
Ark
St. Louis and
Iron Mountain
Cotton Belt
Oblahoma City
Hensie Piahg
Missouri Kansas
Classis Sessions Close Two Delegates Report on Outreach
Rev Neakirk and Wa Behl from Tasenrachaselusals of the Resouped church and Nellie Dull with Daisy Young from Luo Minsionery survey attended classes in Massidfop and reported on church organization at Navarre Senth Aten East Akfor and Middehraineh. Delegates numbered fifty four with daylong sessions at Wesley Mettretit church. relief work and mission efforts were discussed with plans to return.
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Wa Behl
Nellie Dull
Daisy Young
Oruar
Navarre
Senth
East Akfor
Middehraineh
Mertings
Wesley. Mettretit
Nethirk
Society For the Relief of
Local notices of visits and illness in the Akron area
Moy ot Tie Mischievous notes recount visits by Miss Carrie Adgar of Nankin and Nora with a Loot type. Mr and Mrs Chandia Kline attend Miss Carrie Adgar. Mrs Wall Frary improves after pneumonia. Mrs Cassie Avers visits Ashland daughter. Jobo Spring improves his Depot street home. Maury Garon sick with pneumonia. Homerider called to Led Isat after death of Mrs Batdarff. High Crawford and wife visit Mrs Wall Frary. Mrs Chas Soner of Ashland visits sister Mrs S White. Alies Kota Falerton of Lodi visits Movers Jaci Sunday. Charley Hower seen in Cevemal. Mrs Chas Soner of Ashland visits sister Mrs S White.
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C FE Sith Vettet
Ain Jaeeeuy
Oanl
J EE Silanes
Akron
Sanday
Charley Hower
Tee Weed
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Ashland
Mra
S White
Kota Falerton
Lodi
Jaci
Maury Garon
Homerider
Mra. Batdarff
Freda Garman
Cassie Avers
Levi Schreffler
Jobo Spring
Depot Street
Death's narrow race ends with sought relief found in bitters
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa describes a fearsome struggle with liver trouble and an inner disease. He began using Electric Bitters and soon felt relief, noting the product cured his weakness, itching and sores, giving him renewed strength and health.
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Ralph F. Fernandez
Tampa
Fla
Byler
Catarrhal Troubles Put Forward By Seasonal Ills
Catarrhal troubles are common this season with various home remedies and tonics advertised. The ad rhetoric promotes sprays and inhalants claiming relief from throat and nose congestion, touting ease of use and affordable prices, though specific instructions are garbled.
Martin Fetzer farm horse advertised for breeding use
A verbose 1900s style notice promotes Victor Jr. Vorbor tedie a stallion presented by W J McFadden near Creston Ohio. It includes breeding terms, insurance caveats, and travel connections to Columbus Cleveland and other cities. The ad highlights pedigree Sprit of Jan Bredovwood and claims high quality while warning owners about injuries and Sunday business ban.
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Jo Wn
MyFadden
Martin Fetzer
Beech Grove
Dunkard Church
Canaan and
Milton Township
Creston
Tosey Victor Jr
W. J" McFadden
Living Monument to Dr Miles Heart Cure Fame
A prominent testimonial letter praises Miles Medical Co. and its Heart Cure, claiming countless patients cured of heart disease would form a city of living monuments. The piece extols the cure as transformative, promising refunds if not effective, and notes Erph an endorsement from supporters across regions.
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Securc
Miles Medical Co
Mules Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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