Treating Former Patients and Accepting New Ones at Archer House
A physician will be in residence at the Archer House parlors on Saturday May 30 for one day only, accepting current patients and new ones during his visit.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
5
A physician will be in residence at the Archer House parlors on Saturday May 30 for one day only, accepting current patients and new ones during his visit.
A private sanitarium in Cincinnati announces a no charge opportunity to meet Dr. Albert F. Snell. He promotes a new system for deafness catarrh lung and paralysis diseases, offers analyses by mail or in person, and claims cures for cancer tumors piles and other ailments with strictly free consultation and diagnosis. Contact at 16 Garfield Place Cincinnati Ohio.
The fragment references discarding pid and strong catharthca described as vials nt and keeping Mo Caldwell's P Pepsin on hand. It suggests a guaranteed remedy for diseases arising from stomach trouble but lacks coherent context or identifiable events or figures.
A historical testimonial ad claims Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts and cures heart disease. It recounts a January 1902 case of severe dropsy and edema, crediting the remedy with dramatic recovery after five bottles, and notes guaranteed benefit or refund from Miles Medical Co.
Mrs Sophronia Walter of Rittman was brought to Wooster by Constable Courad to serve thirty days in jail after pleading guilty to assaulting her 18 year old daughter Myrtle Rock. The scene drew tears from the family as she claimed the right to correct her child, while neighbors blamed meddling locals. Costs totaled 3 75, with possible suspension to allow care for the children.
The program lists events from June 11 to June 18 including prepartory and conservatory commencements, Class of 75 events, farewell services, baccalaureate and annual addresses, class reunions, athletic events, concerts, and the thirty-eighth annual commencement with an organ recital. Notable speakers include Rev. A. P. Higley, Rev. Selby Frame Vance, D.D., and Prof. J. Lawrence Erb.
A Tracy California man writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured years of itching piles after trying other treatments. The product sold under guarantee at H. Boyd & Co.’s drug store. Also mentions Dr Shoop’s Coffee Substitute praised for masking real coffee with grain and malt blends.
The ad promotes 9-Days T00 Pineules with back and forth hype about kidneys and bladdee relief. It claims best on sale for all ages, satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, sold by Krieger's Drug Store.
The Republican county convention met in the Opera House to name candidates. John F. Harrison chaired. W. G. Whitmore and Chas Scott secretaries. Rouch was named by acclamation for probate judge as delegates backed Taft and denounced Foraker faction figures.
A reader reports lasting biliousness and constipation relief after using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, noting immediate relief, improved appetite, and renewed vitality. Advertised remedies from Foley’s Kidney Remedy and DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills are mentioned with local store names and endorsements.
John Swank of Pittsburg Avenue tried to rid his home of a cat that killed young chickens. The cat was placed in a tray then transported on a work train to Lakeville where it was released. The cat wandered to Crestline and Wooster, then rode the same train to Urrville before being seen boarding a westbound freight.
In Congress the Senate and House clash over the $10,000 Wooster post office appropriation. A conference report followed by a House repudiation keeps the Wooster item unsettled as further attempts to reach agreement continue. Paul Swartz, son of Judge B. Swartz, plans a June wedding in Detroit with a prominent young woman.
An old time guide promotes beauty and health tips for women. It suggests avoiding pills and tablets and instead using plain foods and teas, mentioning Mountain Teas for complexion, clear skin, and red lips as part of a holistic approach.
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