Deafness Cure Promised by Catarrh Treatment Claims
An old advertisement style note touts Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by inflamed mucous in the Eustachian tube. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness cured by the remedy, and offers circulars via mail. Other elixirs promote kidney cures and topical tonics, with references to various proprietors and druggists.
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Hall
Bond
Betteen F.J — Eney &Co
Toledo
Hamil
S.S.S
Atlanta
Statistics Say Women’s Marriage Odds Vary by Age
A census bureau based compilation shows a 52 percent chance a woman ages 20 to 26 will marry, 18 percent for ages 25 to 30, and 14.5 percent for ages 15 to 20, with sharply declining odds after 45 and near zero from 60 to 70. The article notes no figures for men and mocks the idea of universal dating.
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Milwaukee
Orrville
Washington
Convention A Success For 24th Ohio Daughters of Rebekah
The 24th Ohio district convention of the Daughters of Rebekah met in Wooster with 125 members attending the evening session. Officers elected include President Martha Kramer Wooster, Vice President Lucy Hamilton Orrville, Treasurer Horn Loudonville, Secretary Dora Stevens Wooster, Conductor Nina Brice Orrville, Warden Lara Myers Wooster, Chaplain Paull Millersburg, Inside Guardian McCullough Fredericksburg. The event featured degree work by Wayne Rebekah lodge and praise from visitors Milersburg Orrville Fredericksburg for Wooster hospitality.
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Ohio District of Daughters of Rebekah
Wooster
Martha Kramer
Lucy Hamilton
Orrville
Horn
Loudonville
Dora Stevens
Nina Brice
Lara Myers
Paull
Millersburg
McUllough
Fredericksburg
Wayne Rebekah Iodge
Local items note early October changes and arrivals
Wednesday notes Edward Nolin enters the drug trade in Mansfield while Edward Crowl returns to duty at the Pennsylvania lines ticket office. New tenants move the West Liberty picture room, Melvin Housekeeper becomes Western Union messenger, and Neil Smith leads a local office. A D G Obenb6irk seeks a natural gas franchise. taxes set due dates. News covers births, illnesses, sales, and local visits with several named residents and businessmen.
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Wm. Armstrong
Newt. Beard
Kentucky
Clarence Walide
South Buckeye Street
Edward Crow
Orrville
Pennsylvania Lines
Melvin
Western Union
Neil Smith
B. Odenkirk & Co
Creston
Gladden
John T Shafer
McKay
Earl Long
Hyme
Cleveland
Digestive aids and cough remedies advertised in torn clippings
The clipping touts Dean's Regulats to prevent constipation with mild action and no griping, Dade's Little Liver Pills to cleanse the system, Kreiger's Drug Storent, and Foley Honey and Tar for persistent coughs. It urges asking a druggist and mentions a yellow packaged generic.
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Dean
Dade
Kreiger
Foley
Atthuk
Cattle for Sale and Household Cures Advertised
A. BH. and J. W. Walter announce two carloads of feeding steers weighing 600 to 7100 pounds for quick sale. The ad promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with no cocaine, available 75 cents at druggists or by mail. Also advertised Deane's Ointment for piles and Folay's Honey and Tar for coughs, with guarantees and caution to buy genuine products.
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A. BH
J. W. Walter
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Electric line progress from Mansfield to Ashland
Col Y Y Hard of Wooster reports Mansfield to Ashland grading is the focus, with about 100 teams and 200 men at work. Grading between here and Ashland will take a month to six weeks, then track laying will begin from both ends. Power will be secured from Mansfield Rail Way Light & Power until a plant is built. Cars expected to run Mansfield to Ashland by year start.
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Col. Y. Y. Hard
Wooster
Here
West Salem
Mansfield
Ashland
Mansfield Railway Light & Power Company
Col. Hard
Probate Court Estate Actions and Hearings
Probate court records show multiple estate matters with hearings set in late Oct and early Nov. Administrators, guardians, and executors including Ella Brown, Benton Hay, Rosa Fanok, L J Smedley, Robert Hatfield, A W Fullerton, and others filed final accounts, inventories, sale bills, and petitions. Bonds posted and letters testamentary issued. several hearings scheduled for Nov 2 and Nov 9.
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Ella Brown
George W. Brown
Elizabeth Quinby
George W. Quinby
Benton VG .Hay
Catherine Booz
W. M Mellinger
Elizabeth Mellinger
Rosa W Fanok
Anna Harrison
L. J Smediey
Lloyd S.klagh
Robert Hatfield
Thomas W. Feightner
David and Charlén Collier
Henry J. Collier
A. W. Fullerton
C. E. Coulter
Wm. Keister
George Jackson
Novi
Rain Damage Hits Court House Roof and Room
Fragments report rain damaged the county courthouse Friday and Saturday, with roof leaks and water entering chambers. Ongoing repairs and safety checks were noted as crews assess the affected room and surrounding areas.
Smyser Challenges Ashbrook In Ohio District Amid Speeches
Judge Smyser spoke at Newark and New Philadelphia asserting he would reprise his 69th Congress record and support for the president. He pressed Ashbrook to declare positions on tariff and free wool, saying he seeks to meet him in a corn field to discuss policy with farmers and workers listening amid applause.
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Judge Smyser
Wooster
Newark
Shaw
Newdelphia
W. G. M Harding
Congress
17Th
Ashbrook
Deaf Mutes Service at St James Wooster Oct 19 56
A special service for deaf mutes and their children will be held at St James Church Wooster on Friday October 19 at 7 80 p m The Rev H D Stauffer will read the sermon with interpreter Rev Austin W Mann of Cleveland assisting The talk covers church work among graduates of state institutions and the Zitz language for deaf religious progress
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Wilehe
St. James’ Church
Wooster
Wayne
H. D. Stauffer
Austin W. Mann
Cleveland
Columbus
New Building Location Discussed at Experiment Station
The board of control met Friday at the experiment station. They discussed where to place the new building for the soils study to be erected at the station. Soils fertilized for years will be examined by laboratory methods.
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Board of Control
Forty Years at Frontenac Bakery Sold to New Owners
After forty years the bakery and ice cream parlor run by John B. Horn will be sold to Arthur Ketster and Floyd Snyder who are described as energetic young men. The Frontenac restaurant kitchen will be taken over by Mrs. Billa Moore who recently bought the business from Miss Ida May, with plans to maintain the establishment’s good reputation.
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Joseph Herple
Willis Jarvis
Straus and Koaier
Wm. Bligh
Marietta
State Board of Charities
Earl Long
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
George J. Schwartz
Dorothy Shives
Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Schwartz
Public Library
Paul Swartz
H. B. Swartz
Boston
Mags
Beston
Baltimore
iMr Swartz
A. R. Smith
Leiner
John B. Horn
Arhur Ketster
Floyd Snyder
Etic Young Mei
Buetneas
Jane Toom
Billa Moore
Frontenac
Ida May
Monument in Wooster cemetery by George A Fisher
A fine granite cube monument by George A Fisher stands in Wooster cemetery on a base four feet square. The cube measures three feet on each side with six polished faces and an unusual design that attracts much attention. The set belongs to Winters and Brinkerboof families.
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Wooster Cemetery
George A. Fisher
Winters
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