30 May 1900
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
1
Daily growing favor in Ohio for Morrow's Kid-ne-vids kidney remedy with claims of curing kidney backache nervousness sleeplessness and general debility. Testimony from Mrs Lena Sturgis Massillon notes rapid relief after trying the yellow tablets. Sold by druggists and through mail order from John Morrow & Co Springfield Ohio.
Wooster Massillon and Orrville Knights Templar held Ascension Day services at the Wooster home of Massillon commandery. A large procession, reception, banquet, and musical program followed with guests to the temple and nearby venues, featuring a ladies corps, quartets, readings, and a phonograph recital.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic historical notebook. It mentions a professor, misnamed names, political hints about Kentucky and General Roberts, weather forecasts, and local fire comments, interwoven with garbled phrases and stray names, forming no clear single event.
The note says the ice trust in New York and the Pittsburg coal trust in Ohio are troubled and a political figure claiming trusts run everything will need to find another job.
Senator Hale spoke in the Senate yesterday doubting the government’s pledge to free Cuba. He hinted at fear of a hidden source but offered no specifics, describing Hale as one who fears his own shadow even after dark.
A Montana senator averts press attention to his daughter's upcoming wedding on Monday night. The maneuver shows campaign shrewdness amid political coverage, as officials aim to minimize publicity around the family event.
A wealthy man vows to devote nearly all his fortune to charity, prompting discussion on whether such generosity surpasses other worthy agencies. The ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy for digestion, malaria, and general health, urging readers to ask for it and ensure a private venue stamp on the bottle. Foley's Kidney Cure is also endorsed for healthy kidneys.
An old advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It claims inflamed ear tubes cause rumbling sounds and outlines a cash refund promise from the company in Ohio.
A detailed account of the Shrews screw Ivand sep of Aitorys Fretz of Boogiiir ptan and Mass Tata Marian Govier marriage ceremony at Wholok Dome. The event featured floral decor, a fragrant bouquet, simple vows, and a reception with elegant courses. Guests included community figures and church officials. celebrations followed the ceremony with a social hour and dinner.
Miss Flompee Newtibwit of Garis New York suffers from omousealir rhe matist a Chamber gi aba co Lali prescribes La iach and Boyd patent remedy for sale at the Square Dray sts kutay er.
A catalogued ad copy details PAZO GUN TAUNT claims to cure itching bleeding and proffered guarantees with no cure, plus notes Ely Brothers selling in New York and a separate testimonial from Petersburg Illinois praising Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for constipation. The letter from Mrs. C. A. Treakmilller endorses the Caldwell remedy with grateful sentiment.
A woman from Willseyville New York reports a yearlong breast sore healed after using Banner Soan. She praises the remedy as a near miracle and says she will keep it in the house. The testimonial also mentions Tardock Toba Bitters curing a severe skin outbreak and gratitude from Julia Filbri of West Cordwell Connecticut.
This input appears garbled and unreadable as a magazine or newspaper item. No clear people organizations places dates or events can be reliably extracted for a factual card.
Fragmented OCR describes a late stage in a contest with Judge Swartz close to victory. The text mentions Poe converting, a tense finish, and references to effort and faith amid confusion and partial phrases.
Fra nk Webner son of G O Webner suffered a severe injury when his left arm was torn off near the shoulder at the Smithville mills belting and shafting. The accident occurred Thursday noon at the rolling department, witnessed by no one. The 15 year old was pulled into the machinery during work.
A jury found Mrs Hirzatet Prone not guilty of shooting William H. Switzer with intent to kill. The trial unfolded Wednesday as prosecutors alleged motive and the court weighed testimony before delivering the verdict.
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a boys event with scattered names and places and evokes an old obituaries or memorial note. The text references a track or sports context with names like Tepe Gt and Tepe Poases, but many words are garbled. It reads as a jumbled historical clipping lacking clear events or dates.
The Methodist conference voted to abolish the time limit on pastorates, ending a five year cap that had been in place for years. Bishops may now decide changes based on church needs and pastoral suitability.
The list shows Willard Obliger and Wooster McOlviver among the twenty applicants who passed the state Board of Pharmacy examination in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
Wet conditions delay the western division track project on the Fort Wayne line as six miles of second track are laid toward the western end. Officials say completion is expected soon, with upgrades easing traffic and expanding the road's capacity.
An Akron census supervisor outlines the importance of full participation in the census. Heads of households should answer within two weeks or arrange to leave responses with a neighbor if traveling. The effort aims for accuracy and broad civic duty.
An advertisement urges nine in ten cases of ill health stem from kidneys and touts Foley’s Kidney Cure as the path to healthy kidneys and eventual recovery with no other remedy needed. The line attributes the claim to Wubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co. tutsk.
An ad copy touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for headaches and stomach trouble. It promises quick relief, small pleasant dose, and lasting health, urging readers to buy from all druggists.
Charles Replogle of Atwater Ohio could not work due to kidney trouble. After four days on Foley's Kidney Cure he recovered enough to resume work. Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co. provided the medicine.
The Shreve High School May 25 graduation exercises drew a magnificent crowd. The program featured music that complemented the season, including Marche Glorieux and a variety of overtures. Diplomas were presented by the board president in the Home of Walls.
A Hartford druggist touts Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. A female customer credits it with saving her life at the shore, while a man recovering from cold pains reports swift relief after dosing. Other products advertised include Foley s Honey and Tar and Dr Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin.
An old advertising snippet touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup as a cure for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble with mentions of Foley's Honey and Tar for throat and lung relief. It lists druggists and brand names like Laubach & Boyd Zimmerman & Co and includes claims about pills and ointments for itching piles and references to a 50 cent price.
Letter-carrier H. B. Haley and carrier Van Meter are invited to send samples of their dance teaching to the Paris Exposition. Van Meter, once a West dancing mentor, includes a playful claim about early hold-out waltz and other dances, seeking acknowledgment in the notice.
Among Wednesday appointments by Chiefs Examiner of stationery Engineers Collieir at Columbus is Eliher FE Miller of Cantoo Democrat chosen for the Fifth district. The district includes Trumbull Portage Summit Mahaning Star Columbiana Wayne Ashland Knox Holmes Tuscarawas Carroll Jefferson Harrison Ith hiand.
Relatives in Webster learned Thursday that Edward Carse of West Salem was badly hurt near his home in Belding Michigan. A letter signed by J Clark claimed Carse had an arm broken several bruises and cuts and requested money immediately. Carse’s guardian John Adair received the letter. Clark said Carse fell from a freight train after a demented young man abducted him.
Lonnie Millerhaus, five, on South Bever Street, injured by a railroad torpedo explosion while playing with a cartridge. The wound on his face created a ghastly hole but doctors report the boy is not fatally hurt and remaining in a serious but improving condition. Officials say he obtained the device and struck it with a hammer trying to remove the lead casing.
Probate court proceedings list executors and administrators filing inventories trial accounts and petitions to sell real estate. Appraisers named include Kenndasl Jolits and Frank Johnstoo with bonds and orders for recording and distribution. Names include Samuel Ho Martin Adaireedair Jonathan Knestrick Elizabeth Cunningham and Nathaniel McDowell among others with hospital notices and guardianship actions referenced.
Memorial Day events stir Menu Public Schools with plans for carnival activities and community participation. Officials announce routines amid fever outbreak concerns and student involvement for upcoming celebrations next week.
An aged mother was honored at a local gathering marking her role as mother to several children. March 22 event featured a tribute reading and a modest dinner. attendees included family members and community friends who recalled her long years of service.
An elderly Wooster reader recounts past back pain and kidney issues and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills claiming enduring cure for pain. The ad lists Cass Cass company and Milbaro Go Buffalo New York as agents with a 50 cent price and urges buyers to remember the Dean's name.
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