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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
7
A column urges women to seek licensed medical advice from reputable physicians for womanly ailments. It promotes Dr. Pierce, founder of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo NY, claiming his Favorite Prescription cures female weaknesses and offers $500 for uncured cases. It touts confidentiality and free advice.
Fragmentary text outlines a proposed 1905 Ohio constitutional amendment to Article XVII. It details election timing for state and county offices, term lengths for officials, and vacancy procedures. The document records signatures and official validation by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin, dated February 17, 1905, in Columbus.
Ohio General Assembly proposes amending section to exempt state and municipal bonds from taxation. Exemption includes bonds of public schools and public property, with limited per person exemption, to be decided by law. Voter ballots will show exemption wording. Document bears official certification and dates from 1904.
Miss Anna Keziah Ewing and Mr. Robert Goheen, Wooster graduates, wed in Wilkinsburg Pa. The service was held at 8 p m in the bride’s uncle’s home with Rev. John H. Serrard presiding. After a two to three week visit the couple will travel in the United States then return to India for missionary work.
Catarrh weakens lungs and digestion, causes headaches and hearing loss, and affects the voice. As a constitutional disease it requires a constitutional remedy. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims radical, permanent cures for catarrh of nose throat stomach and related organs. Testimonials claim long cures including a Milwaukee reader cured after 20 years.
H F Crowl undertaker offers day and night service from offices on the east side of the square and residence at 43 Nold Ave. Phone 119. Pictures are neatly framed for display.
A collage of terse newspaper snippets notes public figures and events. References include a Chicago man who died after seeing New York, Rockefeller’s continued philanthropy, a Phila gas lease dispute generating heat, and light quips about weather, a tornadic Oklahoma, and the value of a good bowel regimen with Chamberlain's tablets.
Elyria hosts Cleveland & Southwestern Trolley league opener as rain-slicked ground tests players. Medina beats Elyria 2 1 in five innings with 500 to 900 fans in attendance despite downpour. Mayor Folger and league president Wilson lead parade before game. Parma faces Te Linde on mound.
The Daughters of the American Revolution offered a prize for the best essay on David Wooster by Wooster High School pupils. Louis King won first with five dollars. Lena Kettler and Archie Albright tied for second. Future prizes are planned.
J E Stearns of Belle Plaine Minnesota reports a friend suffered a severe hand injury that swelled like blood poisoning. Bucklen's Arnica Gel drew out infection and healed the wound, saving the man's life. Describes the product as best for burns and sores and notes it is sold for 25 cents at Laubach and Boyds drug store.
Book promotes Cedar Point on Lake Erie as a premier outing spot with lodging and cabin options. It highlights Pennsylvania Lines booklet details, hotel and cottage rates from $1.50 per week, and special inducements for day trips or longer stays.
Pupils at Beall Avenue School presented a patriotic program on Friday with visitors in attendance. The program featured songs and recitations including The Soldier's Prayer Memorial Day My Flag and The Real Hero, along with performances by Walter Fossa, Martha Singard, Chas Annat, Francis Whitaker, Eva Foumibelle, Daniel Funk, Erma Tompson, Ralph Wiley, Mary Ingard, Wilma Wallace, Sylvester Gray, John Carrol, Frederick Folsom and James Palmer.
Dr Scovel plans a June southern speaking tour beginning in Charleston South Carolina preaching at the Brat on June 4 for Dr Charles Vedder pastor of a historic Huguenot church. He will address commencements at Scotian Seminary Scotia and Biddle University Charlotte then preach a baccalaureate at Asheville Collegiate Institute. He hopes to visit Tuskegee Institute and study Booker T Washington’s uplift work before returning to Wooster for commencement events.
Card of Thanks expressing gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during illness and death of wife and mother. Thanks for floral offerings and Reformed church choir singing. Lev Mares and Pamidy.
The Cleveland World has purchased The Cleveland Leader and The News and Herald will merge with it. The Leader will continue to be published as before, while the World and Herald plan a consolidated evening edition under the World name.
William Keehn of 56 South Street Wooster testifies to lasting relief from backache and kidney troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills first noted in 1890. He recalls recommending the remedy to friends and reiterates satisfaction, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo listed as sole U S agents and price set at 60 cents.
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