Ideal Medicine Promises Relief For Women
Thousands testify to Feruna relief from back pain headaches and nervous issues. Louise Mather of Vermont credits Feruna with restoring health after years of suffering. J E Teer of Santa Monica reports systemic illness and female complaints improved within four months, ending headaches sleeplessness and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiss Louise Mather
Chardist Burington
Bureau of Exchange
Perini
Perites
Louise Shea
J. E. Teer
Santa Mona
Seeeretiry
Santa Monies
Marieat
Feruna
L. Hk. Tyler
Edith Reams Recovers Health After Peruna Course
Edith Reams of 720 North Maine Dayton Ohio writes about suffering from lung and female troubles. After nine months of physician care with no relief she took twelve bottles of Peruna and completely regained her health. She recommends Peruna to others with similar symptoms and notes consent for publishing testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Reams
Maine
Dayton
Peruna
America as the Land of Nervous Women headline
An article claims most women suffer nervous conditions linked to catarrh and urges readers to write to Dr. Farman at The Farman Sanitarium in Columbus for guidance and free treatment directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arman
Tartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Dalton fights erupt as banners trigger pole clash
Dalton High seniors and juniors clash over banners, with a student climbing a telephone pole to hang a flag and others cutting it down. A window at McDowell’s Hardware is broken during chaos as a passerby fights with a stranger, both sides sustaining minor injuries amid the vandalism and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centfors
Dalton Bieh Chool
Jhet
Allseh
Misses Tam O Shanters and Caps in Various Colors
Displayed assortments include Tam O Shanter hats in Red Navy White Gray at 50 cents. Stocking caps in plain and fancy wool and mercerized fabrics range 25 to 50 cents. Sweaters and golf vests priced 30 cents to 1 dollar. Infant cloaks Silk and wool hoods infants knitted sacques and booties noted. Cardinal silk trims mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annat
Applecreek Gossip From Applecreek Area
Applecreek notes list visitors from Wooster Akron Massillon and Cleveland plus local clergy Rev J G Smith and Rev Belaar exchanged pulpits at Orrville. A baby girl arrived to lift Samuel Gift’s home. WCTU state convention delegates from Applecreek visit Cleveland. Local society notes and a small ad missing fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applaruck
Dick Riege
Eart Bevington
Holmenville
GC. Smith
Belaar
Reformed Church
Orrville
Gladden
Samuel Gift
Robert Anderson
Guy Moore
Akron
Worber
Elzabeth Moore Mies Mabelore
J. C Smith
John McAfee
Famely
GL. C. Klein
Joel Amstatz
Cleveland
Wctucu
Applecreek ‘Sociery
Malo and
Claise Tracey
Sumlay
John Heas
Nora (Iaber
Danpater
Massillon
Mra Nettie Graber
Son
Washington, D C
Hester Wisner
Creston K 16th O. L. reunion and local notices
Creston Oct 10 The reunion of Co K 16th O L will be held at town hall Wednesday evening with basket dinner and supper to the Presbyterian church parlors Everyone is invited The Methodist church society is building a parsonage near Main Street East to supply a pastor Cleveland area business notes include W O Heabler purchasing A L Uber’s harness business Local opinion on costs of the Panama Canal and Cuba war reflections Wooster street fair and local visits by Birs H P Brown of Ludlow Ky Miss Webster aids school music department
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Creston
Co. K
O. L
Town Hall
Middleton
Main Street
Haven
W. O. Heabler
Bloomville
Uber
Col. Dix
Posterity
Panama Canal
Wooster
H. P Brown
Ludlow
E. Sears
Snelby
Sears
Avery
St. Johneville
Jacob Lintner
Miss Webster
Cleveland excursion venture sparks travel plan
A fragmented notice outlines a Pennsylvant arms-related trip with a planned departure from Wooster and Seedenibierraine, detailing a round trip itinerary and sticker distribution for the excursion to Cleveland.
OLD RESIDENT DEAD AND COMMUNITY NOTES
Sterling October 1 details the late corn ripening due to lack of frost. EM Barnard died October 6 at his home, aged mb yenara, survived by a wife, two sons and two daughters. Funeral at Seville, interment in Seville cemetery. long-time resident taught locally. Various social notes follow including a quiet wedding, visits, and town happenings. Uncertainty surrounds Smithville bank matters with receivership delays and possible prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Barnard
Mb Yenara
Unite Té Brethren
Mro
Mire Dobodieh
Kiva
Davir Hodennson
Py Reys Seiffert
Akron Fair
Wosi
Sts
Medina County
Wayne Banking & Loan declares six year dividend pattern
The Wayne Banking and Loan Company announces a 1.5 percent dividend on all stock in force since 1903. It pays a 6 percent annual dividend for six years since its organization and expects to continue this rate. The feed dividend of 25 percent from foods in the Wonster National Bank is delivered to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonster National Bank
Wayne Banding & Loan Company
Waynes
Waynes Has Paid Dividends At the Rate of Six Per Cent Per Aguam
Recital at Evangelical church led by Mies Minnie FE
A community note records an October 1 recital at the Evangelical church conducted by Mies Minnie FE Hontch and her people. The piece mentions neighbors, visits from Hugh Johnson and family, Mrs James Fishburn assisting care for her daughter, and the farewell sermon of Rev. McCullough at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Minnie FE. Hontch
Ner Popie
Weilliam Lesaiter
Frank Becker
Qoree
Moser
Miss Beaor
Mr and Mra
Tsley
Massillon
Rev. McCullough
Methodist Church
Letter List No 40 at Wooster Post Office
The Wooster post office lists remaining uncalled letters as of October 9 including Gentlemen Jim Daugherty Dr W A Reeder Marquardt & Co Ladies Mrs Lucy Forman Miss Bridget Fitzpatrick Miss Clara Firestone Mrs Leman Mr E Miller Sirs Angie Snyder Mrs 31 E Van Osten. The note hints danger in daytime absence and mentions a stray sentence about an accident and $8 pen e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Jim Daugherty
W A. Reeder
Marquardt & Co
Lucy Forman
Bridget Fitzpatrick
Clara Firestone
Leman
E. Miller
Angie Snyder
E. van Osten
Morning wedding shocking the town at six
A surprise wedding occurred at 6 AM Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Herman on South Buckeye Street. The groom Charles Wier and bride Milas Herman were married by Gideon C Smith of Bolivar. After a wedding breakfast the couple rode an electric car to Cleveland and Ashtabula, but guests chased them with rice in the car yard as they left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herman
South Buckeye Street
Milas
Joe May Herman
Groon
Charles Wier
W A Wiler
South Market Street
Hey Gideon C. Smith
Wooster
Bolivar
Ichmed
Wiler
Cleveland
Ashtabal
Pleasantly Surprised Honor For Wayne County Resident
In honor of the approaching departure of Mr Felger to Middle Point, Van Wert County, a gathering was held Friday at his Lachleyville home. Friends and neighbors attended a warm reception with ample refreshments. A chair presented by Mr Statler of Edinburg symbolized esteem and readiness to carry forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Coounty
George Iher
Lachleyville
Felger
Middle Point
van Worth County
Gene
Statler
Eedaburg
Bia
Wayne County
Feiger
H. Wintersthene
Lehr J. Sparr
Bertteaffer
C. V McKee
A. McKee
John McKee
Vern Ryan
A. J. Maire
Q. Alexander
C. Alexander
Mlexander Jas Weimer
Morria Brinkerhoft
Sidle Koys
W H. Long
F Rickenbaugh
E. Kean Kean
G Soliday A Starr
Art Baker
J Kiser
Irve Stare
Dr Weaver
Hershberger
Baby
An Unexpected Treat by Nyne Township Housekeepers Club
The Nyne Township Housekeepers Club met Thursday at Mr W A Brace’s home and were invited by Mrs L Bowman to an all day meeting at her country residence on November 2. Husbands of the ladies are invited. New officers elected include President Mrs Ezra Litie, Treasurer Mrs Tintazan, Secretary Miss Mary Burnanan.
Democrats Open Campaign in Wayne County
Democrats begin campaign in Wayne County with four night meetings at the City Opera House starting October 9. Speakers include Hon. M. Reseh exty and Hon. James E. Rice, both noted party figures and capable orators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
City Opera House
M. R Esehexty
James E. Rice
Thankful Note of Neighborly Help After Loss
The Drinkocks family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and death of their daughter and sister Cinta. They thank the attorneys, Rev DuBois, and the Methodist church for floral offerings and Emblems of purity and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinta
DuBois
Methodist Church
Alan
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