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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
7
An Urbana Ohio resident E E Kelly describes severe eczema endured for five years. After trying soaps and washes with no relief, a new medicine reduced itching and burning, clearing eruptions and leaving skin clean. The testimonial notes long-term improvement and absence of flares since starting the treatment.
Judge Eason announced he will deliver his finding in the Taggart divorce Friday afternoon at 2.00 pm in court. The timing may shift earlier if needed, but both sides anticipate no further changes and expect the hour to stand. The proceeding follows the completion of care earlier in the day.
A Republican item reports Harry Flint of the Circulation Enquirer visited the area seeking a newspaper personal about Mr First. The boy, missing for fifteen years from Apple Creek area now near Harbor ton, may reunite with his elderly poor parents who left Apple Creek years ago. Mr Kuret, Circulation Manager, notes Flint’s pursuit.
Jobo Crocker who has led the Glass Works for over a year moves to Mareillon with his family. He is succeeded at the plant by Mr Harrold, a brother of County Clerk Borrold.
The Republican acknowledges a protest against holding a street fair but notes there will be no street fair this year and that the communication is signed, making it unpublished.
Mr H C Frick of Pittsburg donated the university’s fireproof library building on November 11 to honor his Wooster-born parents. The initial cost for half the building was 35 thousand dollars and the 30 000 volume capacity allowed for growth. Six years later the library nearly doubled and Frick offered to fund an addition, with plans to start excavation in spring 1908 and finish by fall term, expanding the east end while matching the existing design.
A 1965 Wooster notice from the Anti Narcotics group urges Christians to oppose tobacco sales to boys under sixteen. It cites a state law prohibiting giving cigarettes to minors and outlines penalties, urging enforcement to protect youths’ growth and health.
The Orrville convention ended Friday with Mrs Jonnie Metzger and Henry Correll leading seminars. Rev Mayer spoke on Home Training urging fathers to lead in child upbringing, while Mrs Curtiss urged expansion of Home Departments. The event highlighted a growing revival spirit and discussed future local classes and leadership roles.
Alaris Stadder of Strashnerg and Ira D Rewsenbery of Mt Eaton. John Ansi Gvery of Pittburg and Jane Irwin Glenn of Waos. Ler James Hess of Athirand and Jesse M Myre of Weat Salen. Clarence T Jobnaun and Etta Som mora of Burbank. Fred Van Numan and Minnie A. Gilmore of Shreve. Arthur M Burnside of Boone Ie and Jennie F Funk of Wooster. Davin H Johnson and Elva C Rich of Sterling. E B Fisse and Anna M Daniels of Marshallville. Floyd C Lee of Big Prairie and Grace A Franks of Shreve.
An 19th century advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures all surface cancers including a lip cancer in Duffield Virginia. It promises guaranteed cures for cuts and burns and promotes Kennedy's alive Honey and Tar as a laxative cough syrup. The ad lists Laubach & Boyd's drug store as a seller and mentions various patent medicines with dubious claims.
Canton High won decisively against Wooster High with an 84 to 0 score Friday afternoon. Coach J. A. Whitcraft, a university graduate, led Canton with disciplined play and teamwork showing strong practice. Ballistar's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised in the piece.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as restoring stomach and digestive organ function when digestion is weak or disorder hinders the body. It asserts the product supports a healthy digestive condition and is sold by all druggists.
The Wooster squad shows mix of size and practice gaps but possesses potential to win a state title. Guards weigh up to 200 pounds, with Savatage and Wasa contributing inside and Setlars holding the post. Canton’s defense and Cleindon’s set plays challenge Wooster as they travel to the university gym for a decisive afternoon game.
An article advertises a patent remedy marketed by Dr Wantena Prok Pitle and Dr William Mendiodne Go Schone Lady in New York. It alleges women suffer from various unspecified weaknesses and nerves pains and claims their cure lies with the Pills and tonic. The piece targets housewives and singles out men as providers of health aid. It extols the product as a universal cure despite lacking medical proof.
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