Free Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
Wooster Free Library has received another batch of new titles and will place them on shelves. The Republican will list the fresh acquisitions as they become publicly announced, highlighting authors such as Cooper, Irving, Lincoln, Washington, Adams, Webster, Clay, and many others across fiction, history, biographies, travel, and children’s reads.
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Wooster Free Library
Republican
Zew
Reynolds
Rembratt
Miller
John Adams
Willard
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Caldwell
Samusi Zddins
Benjamin Freakiin
Strong
John Randolph
Dabney
John Hancock Musick
Eggleston
Tennessee Mountains
Craddock
Warner
Robinson Crusoe
Defoe
Glengarry
Goanor
Ida Vars
Marshell Saunders
Sifteen
Ewing
Sara Ollen
fBayard
Setonprop
Secret relief claims for lung and throat diseases
An advertisement style summary notes Dr Kings New Discovery as a universal remedy for consumption throat and lung ailments promising to cut phlegm cleanse mucus and enrich blood. It touts guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 and lists trial bottle availability at local druggists along with other tonics and headache capsules from various sellers.
Rally Day at Wooster July 4 Planned by Sabbath School
Wooster Township Sabbath School association executive committee met in Dr Elder's office to organize Rally Day arrangements for July 4 in Wooster. Committees named include Park, Angels Platform, Music, Water, Parade and Order of Exercises with chairmen and members listed. meetings to report next Friday at 7 pm.
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Wooster Township
Clapper
Sierdsolls Conrad
College Hill Items Show Staff Moves and Commencement Plans
Edward Street of 07 leaves for Deshler after securing a summer position. J K Neith, a University student, elected Weymouth superintendent with a raised salary. Myrtle Young re elected superintendant at Roscoe. Clarence Winans reelected principal in Loudonville. Hoover cottage janitor Gabriel Shinson contracted fever on the hill. Prof W J Strong to give Dalton commencement address. Dr Scovel to Lake. Prof Chaddock to Waynesboro and Prof Rickason to New Waterford for similar duties.
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Edward Street
Deshler
Joseph Grenn
Columbia City
J. K. Neith
Weymouth
Saliary
Myrtle Young
Roscos
Clarence Winans
Loudonville
Hoover Cottage
Gabriel Shnson
W.J H. Strong
Dalton
Dr. Scovel
Lake
Chaddock
Waynesboro
Prof. Rickason
New Waterford
New Train Schedule Goes Into Effect Tomorrow at Wooster
The Pennsylvania Lines announce a new schedule effective Sunday May 25 with Westbound trains No 43 at 9 07 am No 41 Wooster stop 1 46 am No 9 55 am No 21 mail 12 02 pm No 21 6 36 pm No 21 1 60 pm Wooster 2 am Eastbound trains No 22 7 10 am from Wooster 7 38 pm No 52 daily except Sunday 3 33 am No 11 12 pm No 18 mail 1 12 am No 22 7 00 pm No 20 9 35 pm No 1 28 am
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Wooster
West
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Obituary notes from Massillon and area
Obituary notices report Otto Young prominent Massillon attorney died Wednesday evening. Joby Saddler, 47, former city resident and longtime railway engineer, died recently in Cleveland. Mrs. Margaret Lemonage, aged years, died Wednesday at her son’s WIllam Farm home east of the city. Lemon born in Millersburg, daughter of first hotel keeper there. survived by three sons and one daughter. husband Lemon died two weeks earlier. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, widow of Isaac Johnson, died Friday at home three miles east of Applecreek. survived by A R Johnson of Homestead PA, A S Johnson of New York, S J Johnson of Mountclair NJ, Mrs H Dawson of Wooster, Misses Mary Laura and Lucy Johnson at home. funeral details to be announced.
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Otto Young
Massillon
Joby Saddler
Cleveland
Margeret Lemonage & Years
S. Ir. Lemon
Willamam
Duste
Camiot Mm. Lemon
Millersburg
We Lemon
Aid
Ynerur
A. R. Johnson
Homestead
A. S. Johnson
New York
S. J Johnson
Mountclair
H. Dawson
Wooster
Mary Laura
Lucy Johnson
University Notes: Local visits and upcoming events
The debate with Denison College is set for Friday night. Platte Amstutz leaves next week for Lincoln to compete in the Interstate Prohibition contest on June 4. Sophomore-Letter Banquet at Beta Hall featured an elaborate menu with Henry L. Dean as toastmaster and toasts from Jessie Voight J M BSPey Virginia M Townley R.R. Johnson Karl Smifit. Ward hosted guests and students traveled for games and gatherings. Various alumni and locals, including Miss Hopkins of O U and Miss Duncan of Killbuck, visited Wooster for parties and events with Y M C A activities and social guests at the Beta boys’ house.
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Denison College
Platte Amstutz
Lincoln
Neb
Beta Hall
Henry L. Dean
Jessie Voight
J. M Bspey
Virginia
Townley
R.R. Johnson
Karl Smifit
OV. Mare
Marysville
W J. H. Strong
Chicago
Harry Simon
Findlay
Wooster
Kenyon
Hopkins
Patriotic School Program Delights First Ward Audience
The First Ward schoolhouse hosted a patriotic program by city children on Friday afternoon. Visitors enjoyed a long sequence of songs, recitations, and poems led by pupils from various grades, including titles like The Lark, The Drum, My Dolly, and America. Volunteers from every ward pledged to attend different schools at Giver Poston’s meeting Thursday evening.
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First Ward
James Brauneck
SeLene Thrush
John Russel
Maggie Bowers
Charlies Taggart
Little Gustavo
Helen Smith
Vera Rune
Our Fathers
The
Whistler
Elmer Flack
Té&e Violet
Adra Goodman
Helen Schuch
Hazel Derr
Howard Schueh
Hiawatha
Gannie Egger
Paul Kesha
Ruth Bloxham
Bliossome
Mamery_Gems
My Dolly
Harry Fisher
Harst
Blackbirds
Luke Spooner
Luella Eed
Warry
Willie Hershberger
John Porter
Little Boy Blue
Itaoe
Cock Sparrow
Eddie Jacobs
O’lincoln
Roy Miller
America
Social notes reflect campus and town gatherings
Miss Edna Eberly hosted a campus social. Mr and Mrs Sturgess wed in Applecreek with Rev C D Patterson officiating on May 20. Mamie Shively celebrated her twelfth birthday with friends. Mrs Clark McCoy hosted a Waynes Presbyterian church benefit social for about 80 guests. Various other teen parties and club gatherings filled the week with dainty refreshments and cordial hospitality. The Brotherhood of Ants plans a May 29 event. multiple seniors and local youths attended parties, receptions, and the Junior Freshmen banquet at the First Presbyterian church with a program of toasts and farewells.
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Mamie
Clark McCoy
Waynes Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
McCo
Bloomington
Mesdames Bennett
C. J1
Nelson
Frayss
Eee Barnes
Xyt
Brotherhood of Ants
Rarteinn
Jula Wells
Long A
Wooster
Toledo
Toplinson
Childs
Tiazel D. Miller
Aig
Abner D
Brooks Johnston
Swar Johnston
Dudley Johnston
Harriet Snyder
Frank Marssey
Arthur Robertson
Bessie Weiser
Hazel de Miller
Walter D. Miller
Leo Rex Albright
Mabie Guérie
Hazel Long
Able Naftzger
Ida Graber
Bula Buchheit
Verda Spiker
Isabelle Beckler
Blandis Oswald
Ruth Greenawald
Fern Greenawald
Ray Funk
Floe Hershberger
Robert Elder
Sout Street
L. E. Holden
Beall Avenue
Colonial Club
Margaret Roberts
First Presbyterian Church
Peace Talks Reported Mood to Accept British Terms
London dispatches report a mood toward accepting British terms in the Boer peace conference. Cabinet meetings in Pretoria are noted as a sign of urgency, with dispatches from Lord Kitchener and the British high commissioner referenced but details unclear. A Times correspondent notes Boer delegates may be seeking terms, while a Telegraph report hints at possible actions from Pretoria as negotiations unfold.
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War Department
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Peace Fm Bouth
Tayppaes
Salto Aa
Cheon
Jord Mner
Heigh
Pretoria
Cabine
Times
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Soldier at Rest Walter V. Greaser Dies in Wayne County
Walter V. Greaser aged 29 died Wednesday night at his father Frederick Gresser’s home after weeks of bowel, liver, and kidney trouble. A Philippines veteran of the 62d Coast Artillery, he returned home four months ago and fell ill. Born in New York City, he lived most of his life in Wayne County and worked as a stonemason before enlistment. He is survived by sister Mrs. Emma Austen, who died Tuesday. Funeral at 3 p.m. Saturday with military burial and escort from Capt. F. CiGenjach. a copper grave marker laid at the graveside.
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Walter V. Greaser
Frederick Gresser
West Liberty Street
Philippines
62D Coast Artillery
Pebuare
New York City
Wayne County
Emma Austen
Greaser
F. CiGenjach
Sotope
Saneem
Itching Skin Distress and a Blood Purifier Claim
A personal testimonial from Mrs Tea E Warp of Cove Point Maryland praises Hood s Sarsaparilla as curing eczema and salt rheum by purifying the blood. She says itching on the arms stopped within two days of starting the remedy and she has had no skin disease since.
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Hood
Cove Point
Highly Honored Royal Progress Mentioned in Dispatch
A garbled dispatch notes a Worcester man connected to a royal coronation, listing numerous titles and officials in a ceremonial context. The fragment references King Edward and various peers, with phrasing resembling formal court address from a distant era.
Kidney Health And Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Remedy
An old promotional piece explains kidneys purify blood and warns of illness from excess uric acid. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a trusted remedy for kidney and bladder trouble and invites readers to request a free pamphlet and sample by mail.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Wiliam Howard Miller
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