Dr Hobb's Sparagus Kidney Pills promoted as cure all
A long advertisement extols Dr Hobb's Sparagus Kidney Pills as a universal cure for kidney overwork and related ailments. It claims kidneys purify blood and link impure blood to diseases like Bright's Disease, diabetes and anemia. The text urges readers to buy pills, promising renewed blood, vigor, and health.
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Dhare
Sim Ali
Dr. Hobb
Hobb
Tasny
Fobb
Hobb’s Medicine Co
Ofsit
Flabb’s Medicine Co
Chicago
San Francisco
Local items mix in Monday session notes and town notices
County Commissioners met in regular session amid pleasant weather. Weekend events include a Country Circus at full seating, Windsor Club midnight banquet on East Liberty Street, and Bel Bros improving their barn interior. McCormick machinery agency moved to Rich Blough. Lequiton to travel for the company. John Kline of Pisin township caused a drunken arrest. Emma Fox of Nold avenue injured in a runaway, wrist broken and head cuts treated by Dr Kinney. Public alarm habits questioned as fire dept chiefs urge safety to prevent worse injuries.
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W. Hard
Cleveand
John Winters
Creston
Katie Faber
Geo. Faber
Joe Philips
Anderson
Ind
Levi Fishburn
Plain Loomairie
Edward Letes
Wallade
Robt. Ewing
Chester Township
Pennsylvania
N. L.baumgardner
Loledo
M. L Spooner
East North Street
James D. Miller
Crestline
Joseph Finley
Canton
Charles Lydick
Western Union
Pittsburg
J. W. Bricker
Smithville
Uontarens
Geo. J. Schwartz
Wooster Brush Works
Buahner
Nira Nartz
Kansas City
A. A. Ingran
T.E Peckinpaugh
Knox County
Frank Helfrick
Wm. Sigier
Levant Farnshell
Cardingtop
Geo. B. Herring
A. D. Selby
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Lake Erie
Cleveland
John Lindman
West North Street
Thorsday
Bert M. Beyington
Lehman & Géigey
Della Crater
Golden Corners
Beyington
Wayne
Windsor Club
East Liberty Street
Bel Bros
Barney
McCormick Agricultural Machinery
Rich &Blough
Lequilton
John Kline
Pisin Township
Mondsy
Lerner
Hoe
Emma Fox
Nold Avenue
Ranaway
Jon J. Kinney
Gerlach
Local Advertisements and Trade Notices
A jumble of merchant pitches and notices includes Harding & Co offerings, Schumacher flour claims, James Southgate’s arrival as watchmaker and optician, Ellsperman store showcases, shell-bark hickory nut bids, Fead cutters and grinding tools, and Wool horse pelts. Mentions Craighead & Co, Wm. G. Tinsler, Lydia Howenstein, and related trades across Wooster with fare and ticketing notices.
Produce and groceries in Woostes trade listing
A fragmented 1893 Woostes market page lists flour by the barrel, meal prices per hundredweight, and oats and barley. It notes Wool flour dealers Frick & Tyler and Scalehag & Co Ltd with prices for butter and hides, plus miscellaneous produce figures and local pricing details.
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Frick & Tyler
Enone
Boby, Scalehag & Co
Saraeess
Arevesgine
Aewnees Saurecsade
Halloween Mischief and Local Happenings in Pleasant Home
The piece reports Halloween mischief, residents visiting from Pleasant Home, typhoid fever recovery, a union planned by the Sechrist family, local trades and roads updates, political commentary, and social events. It notes Rev Meyer’s services, a weight and pumpkin pie social, a marriage in Fredericksburg, and visits by locals from Wooster, Burbank, and Dalton, with mentions of Republican activity and community life.
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Charles Lindsay
Lerdy High School
J. Spreng
Reed
Kangas
Saville
Sylvia Brown
Sechrist
Henry Sechrist
C. D. McVicker
Dusiness
Ed. Kready
McVicker
Pearl McFadden
Ginter
Wooster
Clayton Good
Opt Town
Ashland
John Cass
Ted McVicker
Epworth League
Red Haw
F. Meyer
Youngstown
The
Reformed Church
Meyer
Scarborough
M. E. Church
Irena
Clair
Harvey Lachat
Pennsylvania
Columbus Grant
Elton Grant
Dalton
John
George
Edna Fishburn
Millereburg
Jakostantfer
Charley Hess
Sathir- Cuyahoga Falls
J. A. Crummel
Springville
Emanuel Reichenbaugh
Trean Blosser
John Brickeray
Samuel Haines
H. CO. Martindale
Burbank
Tweeds
Creee
Carlin
Capt. Mitchel
Con Otis
Gov. Campbell
Jack Paulus
Loudonville
Taob
W. P. Schott
M. E
H. Islemgn
Seville
Amos Hoffs
Samuel Swarts
Republican
Mesgra
Keeler
Miving
Newmeyer
Barnes
Wisconsin
C. Hl. McConney
Aed
Stevenson
Joe Saltsman
Cleveland
Fragmentary Local News Card From Shts Segment
Incomplete OCR notes describe a visit to Joudonville for a gate event with Stevenson and son, a trip by Ji Smith and wife to Cleveland on a Saturday night, and a holiday with Mary Carmack. Morr fell ill Saturday night but improves. Mrs. C C Mattengon hosts a guest at Keedsburg.
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Ber
Stevenson-and-son
Joudonville
Ji Smithvand
Clevelaria
Robert Bee
Beccajiela
James Orand-gon
Ed de
Sta Jordmeville
Apent Boliday
Mary Carmack
Morr
C. C. Mattengon
Seleter
Keedsburg
One of the Largest Yet How Many Kernels on an Ear
A field near Wooster yields 6 bushels per acre from 20 acres, with ears boasting 800 to 900 kernels and 120 rows per ear. J L Notestine notes a 1 foot long ear and contemplates a 7 inch longer tip, highlighting an extraordinary corn crop from the Notestine farm area.
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J. L. Totestine
Woos'e
Notesting
Willis Bishop
Bisho
J. L. Notestine
Debate Between Democrats and Populists in City Armory
A Tuesday city armory debate featured Col Aguila Wiley for Democrats and J. H. Randall for the Populists. Randall argued for non-interest bearing bonds and critiqued the current bank system, while Wiley mocked Populist leaders and questioned state care for orphans. Attendance filled the hall, with both sides claiming the clash as roughly even and urging strong future support.
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Democrats
Col Aguila
Wiley
Dnd
J. H. Randal
City Armory
Ander
Eb, &. Dowell
C. A. Helder
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Ralea
Gien
Randall
Coxsy
Gen. Wiley
Dowell
Hé6é
Coxey
Whiley
Woost
Lim
Socrets
Willey
le C'Et Matances
Tramped on a Match Starts Fire at East Liberty Grocery
At six on Monday evening a fire broke out in James Rightly’s East Liberty street grocery. Clerk Ida Rightly, in the cellar drawing kerosene, dropped an oil-soaked apron onto a flame and burned her hand. She fled, alerted the fire, and the department quickly used chemicals to subdue the blaze. Mr. Rightly values the loss at 810 with no insurance.
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James Rightly
East Liberty Street
Mss
Ida Rightly
Abaze
Miss Rightly
Mr. Rightly
Creston Eyes Incorporation For Village Growth
Citizens of Creston discuss incorporating the village with strong taxpayer backing. Supporters say incorporation would boost property values and attract business and residents, turning Creston into a thriving county town with active local leadership.
Flesh and Not Fat Foods for Plumpness
An article extols flesh forming foods to gain plumpness and avoid fat. It argues digestion issues cause thinness, then praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from Stuart Chemical Co. as a remedy to digest flesh forming foods and cure dyspepsia. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per package.
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Stuart
Stuart Chemical, Co
Marshall, Mich
Shanklin Divorce Petition in Sugarcreek Township
Phetle Bh naib Cinés Shanklin of Sugarcreek files for divorce from Geo W Shanklin via Yooum Taggart alleging marriage on December 27 1869 and five children two minors. She accuses extreme cruelty neglect to provide support and prevents access to half of about 63 acres noting insolvency and that she has paid $200 as surety. She seeks divorce custody restraining order on property and perpetual decree. Also a Creston note on a Medina Gazette item about a lost then found watch near the same block two weeks apart.
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Qte
Phet Shanklin
Spaarcreek
Yooum Taggart
Bes
Eorga W. Shanklin
Thstey
Aince
Shanklin
Sugarcreek Township
Medina
Creston
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised By Bedridden Woman
A long testimonial from Mrs. M C Hinkley of Indianapolis describes rapid relief from chronic piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure. She credits the remedy with saving her life, ending years of bed confinement, and avoiding risky surgery. The company markets Pyramid Pile Cure for 50 cents to $1, with accessories by mail from Albion Michigan.
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M C Hinkley
North
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Lod
C. Hinkley
Pyramid Wits
Pyramid Co
Albion
Mich
Farm for Sale in Wooster Township Ohio 136 Acres
Francis Lytle estate offers 136 acre farm three miles east of Wooster on Wooster Orrville road. All tillable land except 94 acres timber, 16 acres newly cleared, good farm house and outbuildings, bank barn, running springs, water supplies house stock, fruit trees, in first class cultivation. Executors contact John T Lytle or E W Lytle at the farm.
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Tylar
Quidby
John
Austen
Here
Camp's Gat
Toledo
C. T.alleman
Lucy
W. D. Funk
Chicago
Jeromeville
Samuel McClure
Toledo D
John McClure
Adam Milley
Shreve
Francis Lytle
Wooster Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Wooster
Orrville
John T Lytle
Fred
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Western Reserve School of Oratory
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Salem
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Massillon
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Warren
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Galton
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Westfield Township
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