04 Nov 1886
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1886
Page
1
The quote urges every young person to aim higher than themselves, choose better associates and jobs, and cultivate better thoughts. It emphasizes keeping progress toward higher goals before them and not becoming intoxicated unless they advance.
An advertisement extols a constitutional remedy for persistent catarrh described as a constitutional disease that, if untreated, may become consumption. It claims God’s Sarsaparilla from J Hood Co Lowell Mass acts through the blood to effect a radical permanent cure.
Will Hanna Dalton has left town to stay away for a period of three weeks. Mrs L Kidd from Cleveland visits friends in town. The village council bought twenty street lamps and tested them Saturday night, finding the light satisfactory. Mr and Mrs Jacob Leonard return from Cleveland after a visit.
The ad asserts a powder called Golden Specific is mixed into coffee or tea without the drinker’s knowledge to produce speedy, permanent effects and says thousands have been harmed. It promises free samples and guaranteed results, listing address 185 Race Street, Clayfanad, and references a bank recovery of $14,200 in a separate case involving Cashier Fitch’s bondsmen.
Mr Geo W Willing of Manchester Michigan reports five years of helplessness for his wife improved after using two bottles of Electric Bitters She can now do her own work The product is sold by Daubach & Boyd at fifty cents a bottle.
Cheltenham residents discuss a rumored old woman’s ghost claiming to reveal a buried £300, with £50 offered for recovery and ghost trains for viewings. A Paris Exposition tower height of 1600 feet sparks tests using a captive balloon and four suspended cables to mark story levels. Cotton seed gains: seed becomes a valuable byproduct fueling oil mills and lint production across the South.
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