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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
7
The text argues that illness stems from bad habits and emphasizes natural remedies. It lists Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ingredients and pitches consultations at the Invalids' Hotel and surgical institute in Buffalo New York. It includes testimonial notes about recovery after using the remedy.
Percy West, longtime Wooster Singer Sewing Machine manager, to depart in a week or ten days for Dayton to assume another position with the company. Known for jovial humor, West has laughed off practical jokes from locals, including a playful note and a staged meeting at the train, which sparked town excitement as he prepared to move.
In Cleveland tensions mount over the Zimmermann case linked to the Wooster bank wreck. Critics doubt a trial will occur as prosecutors weigh dropping the indictment amid public desire for vengeance. Wooster attendees report strong local interest in theater during the week, including Glaser’s Old Heidelberg and notable performances by Blackburn and Thomas.
Mrs. Katherine Oliver McCoy, famed for Burns readings, headlined Wooster Thursday club events and entertained husbands of members at President Holden’s home. She shared insights from Burns and other Scottish poets, accompanied by Scottish ballads, with music by Prof. Eric Miller and Mina Miller.
A contested 1904 to 1905 budget debate outlines Governor Herrick’s vetoes and the Democratic claim of unfair agricultural funding. Auditor figures compare 1890 to 1905 appropriations for the state board of agriculture and agricultural experiment stations, noting substantial increases under Herrick and Nash and defense of the university budget and vetoed items.
Orrville progress reports show mains being laid in Orrville with night work and four blocks completed. Hannah Plaot of Little Hack Ark touts Buck seats for relief and healing from sores. Arnice Saive claims a cure after years of suffering, praising a remedy available at local store.
In Summit and adjacent counties George Hammond and David Hammond of Canton Bridge Co refuse to answer questions about alleged violations under the King Bridge Co. probe. Cited before Judge Kohler they claim constitutional protection against self incrimination, with grand jury referrals and likely broader inquiries to follow. About fifty bridge officials cited, only six responded. Medina summons to R E French and possible action against John Dun of Columbus noted. Ex-Attorney General Monnetti reportedly supplied names of involved parties as a major bridge suit looms.
The Wooster Building and Loan Association in the old Tee ye building on Public Square nears occupancy with offices expected within days. James Laubach supervised new paint and paper in the improved room, and D CO Curry & Co crafted the neat counters and desks, showcasing Wooster workmanship rivaling that of big city shops.
A 19th century style advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion blends food and medicine to treat wasting diseases. It emphasizes benefits for imperfect growth and delicate health in children and adults, touting its vitality and effectiveness. The ad ends with the seller's name Scott & Lawn Fe, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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