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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
6
Officials face a conflict over fees with two original announcements about repayment. The parties examine the public business process as they decide whether to return funds to the bursar and settle the matter following legal advice.
WR Schroth resigns as superintendent at Lisbon Ohio. Three other high school teachers also resign from the Lisbon school system, signaling a broad faculty shakeup at the end of the academic year.
A letter from Ghea at Baltimore notes General férence progressing and asserts that six will suffice to sustain the old church through a long period, reflecting wartime faith and resilience. The message conveys optimism about supplies and community endurance.
Bates, Ohio resident Hofacker reports eleven years of disordered kidneys and backache improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Etmerman's Co's drug store. He credits lasting kidney relief and no recurrence, endorsing the product and its agents Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo.
Wooster's enthusiasm soars after the annual Board of Trade banquet with about 200 attendees. speakers praise civic teamwork, past gains like Wooster Glass and fire recovery, and urge continued booster efforts to attract industry and growth while highlighting local leaders and the town university partnership.
John F. Harrison presided at the Opera House chairing the Republican county convention. He paid tribute to the late Hon. Martin Lauther Smyser, recounting his career as Wayne County prosecutor, circuit judge, and congressman, and urged men of honor to uphold public trust. The convention adopted resolutions ratifying the state platform, backing candidates, and honoring Smyser and his family.
The article asserts rheumatism causes more suffering than any disease and that Chamberlain's Ointment provides relief enabling rest and sleep. It cites temporary relief that can become permanent for some elderly sufferers, especially with dampness or weather changes, and notes 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by S. H. Boyd & Co.
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Urino Laxative as a remedy for chronic constipation aiding digestion and liver and bowels, claiming immediate relief without nausea or griping. It also touts Kodol for stomach upset, urging readers to use it until they are well, with Krieger's Drug Store as the local seller.
Cedar View Mississippi merchant B O Stewart extols Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming customers receive gold value for constipation and malaria relief. St Boyd Co drug store offers the box with guarantee. Foley’s Kidney Remedy is urged for early signs of danger and kidneys. Bixter’s Pharmacy promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for impure blood. Continuous care advice ends with a call for healthy living.
A fragmented note describes a condition described as thacreadition weakening the bowel and affecting digestion. It mentions stools and stomach discomfort along with general core constipation.
The board met in regular session Wednesday night and approved paying bills. The sole nonroutine action was accepting the bond and awarding the contract to Brookville Bridge Co. for repairs to the West Liberty street bridge over Christmas Run.
In the Senate on Wednesday an appropriation of 10000 was approved to buy a site for a Wooster government building. The money, added by Senators Dick and Foraker, comes without House funding, with next session to decide building costs. Local push began with Smyser and Ashbrook, backed by Wooster supporters and university and experiment station visuals.
The Big Blue Rivdbon horse sale in Cleveland Friday night failed to excite bidders with low prices and many withdrawals. Wayne County entries included Charlie B trotter at 1901 and King David pacer 1896 with bids 150 and 185, Brown gelding 200, Rudy trotter 1908 at 140, plus consignments from John McSweeney Jr Wooster. A large group of students visited Chippewa Lake for amusement day.
An advertisement-like message touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a superior laxative and liver remedy. It claims to cleanse bowels, stimulate the liver, improve blood circulation, restore appetite, and strengthen the stomach. It emphasizes ease of use, lack of griping, gradual results, and universal household value.
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