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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1903
Page
2
An old ad claims smothering a cough with a hand is ineffective and that medicines only mask symptoms. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as a cure for old and deep rooted coughs by addressing the throat and lungs, suggesting it changes the entire condition rather than merely easing symptoms.
Nicholas Trans, treasurer of the Lagan Coal Company, was arrested in Doylestown on a charge of misappropriating 250 dollars. Sheriff Brown led the arrest with deputies, and the case heads to Saginaw for further action. Local officials expect a formal outcome by Saturday morning. Many mothers praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, noting relief for their children.
A brutal assault ends with Nathan Rope wounded. Beresae and neighbors rush to aid. Doctors treat multiple injuries while describing the incident as linked to months of illness and social strains. The wounded man survives but remains in fragile condition as authorities review the circumstances.
Charles Laper and his brother left Adams Express after lengthy service as drivers amid pay increase denials. The firm faced workforce unrest as managers prepared to transfer books to the new agent while officials weighed higher wages. Local merchants and citizens noted the brothers’ long tenure and the agency’s evolving leadership.
A west bound freight train on the Wheel and Lake Fate railroad derailed Tuesday night near Smithville. Two cars smashed together and coal spilled across the track. The wreck occurred after midnight and the line was cleared by Wednesday morning. One person was injured. Rescue and clearance efforts involved removing debris and hauling away the derailed cars.
An ad promotes Falicots as a reliable old fashioned remedy for bronchitis and consumption with quick relief and no opiates. It claims to prevent serious outcomes and notes availability at Laubach Boyd's and Zimmermann Co.
Readable fragments describe the partially completed church project, dedication ceremonies led by Rev Meese and Rev W Taylor, pledges collected to finish costs, attendees from multiple towns, and plans for sermons and continue church activities. Mention of costs near 600 and community support notes accompanies attendee lists and future preaching schedules.
The fragment lists moon phases and sunrise sunset times across October with odd spellings. Entries mention last quarter on October 1, first quarter around October 8, and a beaming quarter on October 28, alongside rise and set times and references to MOON PHASES Fut and local observatory abbreviations.
Fragmentary note describes a Mrs Wool Hat writing about Armonk and a person named Dr Kings and his new discoveries for treating coughs and throat fungi. It claims a guaranteed remedy with ponies or troche types and mentions a perforated throat. The text is garbled but centers on medical claims and a consumer remedy.
Fragmentary OCR text references a British physician Kinney and a surgeon figure. It appears to describe names and places in a garbled historical snippet with unclear actions or events. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable lines.
A testimonial from Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana praises De Witts Little Early Risers for simple effective relief. The ad claims the pills cleanse the liver purify the blood and ease headaches. Sold by Kreigers drug store.
Devoted friends gathered at the home of Miook on Pattengell Street Monday at 2 pm for a funeral honoring Dhoni 2 Shepherd. The service featured garlands of roses and floral tributes, with steady attendance from family and locals as the community mourned the loss and reflected on the deceased’s village roots and quiet legacy.
Margaretta Lucas of Ernest Avenue died early Thursday after a prolonged illness. She was the daughter of Ketrar McLanme and Mrs. Sarah vadttt and resided at Marion eye street. Survived by three children Stuart A. Lucas and Rhea KR. Lucas of Cleveland and Ness Gerace Leas of this city. Interment at Marion Vermapent. Mrs. Lucas was a longtime member of Westminster Presbyterian Church and traveled with the Travelers Club for many years.
Five car and baggage coach train for Canton Alliance Wooster and Shreve companies of the Bixzbth regiment N G failed to be Pallan cargoes as expected and used Gay coaches. When the Shreve departure 221 men crowded in. Major Weybrecht warned the Loudonville superintendent that extra cars were needed or he would detach men to camp at Londonville. An extra car waited at Londonville and two more were provided at Brink Haven.
Mayor Van Nest urged motorists to keep to the right of street car tracks on West Liberty Street to prevent blockades and vehicle wedging. He cited electric cars and emphasized drivers should stay on the right to reduce accidents and breakdowns.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It claims to relieve back pain and incontinence, improves urination, and offers free sample bottles and a book by mail from Kilmer Co. of Binghamton New York.
Professional cards list several Wooster Ohio attorneys with offices on West Liberty Street Public Square East Liberty Street and nearby locations. Names include Joseph O Fritz Oss W Funk Newkire Fran e Taggart and CLarran & Jones with addresses near Harding & Co's Hardware and Fredrick's Store.
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