Peruna Featured By Benevolent Associations In Ads
Fragmentary 19th century testimonial column highlights women and benevolent orders praising Peruna for catarrhal illnesses and dyspepsia. Letters from Mrs. Henrietta A S Marsh and Mrs. T W Collins describe relief and renewed strength after using the tonic, with offers of free medical advice from Dr Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta A.S. Marsh
Jeromien’s Benevolent Association
Aor
Jackson Park Terrace
Woodlawn
Higago
Henrietta Thearsd
Order of Good Templars
Washington
T. W. Collins
Everett
Wash
T. Ww. Collins
David Nice Named Renahdy County Treasurer Candidate
A county committee meeting Saturday voted to place David Nice on the ticket as the party candidate for treasurer. He accepted and becomes an active candidate with party backing. The prosecuting attorney nomination was postponed for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eale
Worf
Webber
Hervey
David Nice
Crandidate
Noee Wall
Atternes
Mr Nice Accepts Campaign Nomination for County Treasurer
Wobster, O Oct 12 1903. At a late hour the Republican ticket placed him as candidate for county treasurer. Despite a challenging campaign, he accepts the nomination and vows to work hard, seeking support from friends while promising to serve the public and appreciate favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwer
Deafness Cured by Relatives and Ear Tube Remedies
A fragmented medical note claims deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the Eustachian tube. It states there is only one way to cure deafness and warns against local applicators who cannot reach the diseased ear portion. The text references effots to remove the tube and restore hearing through treatments involving rinses and medical devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Dei
Keister Bros Grocers Notice From Ancient Street
Fragmentary OCR lists Keister Bros the grocers at a street corner and mentions customers, prices, and a shop area marked by odd symbols. The readable portion indicates a local business update with no clear date or full address.
Forgives Him. Smithville Man Arraigned on Embezzlement Charge
Gettelman of Smithville was arraigned before Mayor War Nest on a charge of embezzlement and waived examination. His wife visited him in jail and expressed forgiveness, citing twenty years of kindness. She planned to return and take him home after his $200 bond was posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettelman
Smithville
War Nest
Allegheny
Reddings
Ashay
Allen ‘Ounty Ta
Jones Riebner
Hook
Hartzler
Nurtz
Southern
Kansas
Hartaler
Logan
Read and son acquire Wooster piano factory for dishwasher gear
James VW Read and son Barton C Read completed the cash purchase of the building from L P Obliger for 8600 dollars. They plan immediate interior overhaul to establish a dishwasher manufactory, with expected growth in employment as demand for their washers rises, leveraging Wooster as their home and market. The firm aims to expand locally, with the Wooster agent promoting the patent and supporting regional pride in the new industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James VW Read
Barton C Read
Yost & Newkirk
Boston Piano Factory
L P. Obliger
Messiae, Read
Messrs Road
Wooster
Ito
Successful Picnic at Maple Grove Brings Townsfolk Together
Plain Center Oct 13 The Plain and Grove schools hosted the season’s most successful picnic at Maple Grove. Despite cold weather the event drew many attendees who enjoyed a high quality program including a lady quartet. A ball game between the home team and Blackleyville ended 10 to 8 for the home side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Blackleyville
I. B McKed
Mother
DeGraffi Misachteel Mansfield
Andrew McClure
Springville
Blachleyville
Kelly
China
Butler
Ortville
Chas. Hestettler
Blachleyvillesign
Local Farmers Hig Led Harvest Notes and Baseball Result
Oct 13 Excelsior Habl notes farmers busy with husking in the gate area. Byron McFadder spent time with John Bates Jr near Bright Square. Bath of Munday Willis 8. Hemperly visited Cleve Zimmerman. An Overton Oak Grove game saw Overton’s batters challenged by Mack’s pitchers. Overton beat Oak Grove 16 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron McFadder
John Bates, Jr
Bight Square
Bath
Munday Willis
Hemperly
Wooster
Cleve Zimmerman
Overton
Oak Grove
Mack
Asc Geageolt
Overton Wasi
Sayeeera
Gro Ie Bay
Old Sixteenth Surgeon Dies in Ohio Civil War Era
The obituary recalls Dr Brashear a surgeon for the 16th Ohio during the Civil War who rose to medical director of the department of the gulf. A descendant of Huguenots, he studied at Madison College and the Baltimore Medical College, later teaching at Wooster and practicing in Akron, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland. He died Oct 2 in Upper Marlboro after a paralysis attack, leaving a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast
Faculty of
Writ
Medical Department
Cleveland
Upper Marlboro
Maryse
C OW Beaypet
Jorn M
Phitateyhaods
Ahron
Brashear
Fayette County
Madisin Colege
Bowers
Baltimore
New York College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Ohio
Toacarawas
Bevis
Army
Department of the Gulf
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Akron
Medical College of
Wooster University
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Crtteoiy Whitacre
Tooreten Whitacre
Tuscarawax
Mayesville News From Oct Visit Highlights And Local Happenings
Maysville reports a visit from Al Cunningham of Valparaiso and Widgeters from Columbus. Ed Metettel resigns as brief visitor in Julvis Bay. James Fisher’s wood operation shifts from Johnson’s news to nearby. A street carnival in Wooster draws a crowd. a local concert featured the bind trio. A mysterious tree incident and other town brief items fill out the week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
al Cunningham
Valparaiso
Ind
A. Fetzer
Columbus
J W Hunter
Famaly
Fred MeteYel
Orrville
Gheeveland
Johnson's
James Fishers Wood
Chas Stunffer
Fanuay
Akron
Metettel
Julvis Bay
Weill
Wooster
Bind
Mies Belle Johnson
Stunden
Ella Brown
Moorlay
Steuaoa
Peter Paes
Meares
Susan Brown
Smithville Budget and Scarlet Fever Notes
Smithville notes describe autumn weather and abundant apples, local efforts to enforce quarantine and disease control amid a Scarlet Fever scare. The column lists residents, social visits, health concerns, and various community happenings, including gatherings and family news across Smithville and nearby areas.
Russian Blouse Suits Ages 2 to 5 Priced
Children’s garments listed include Russian blouse suits for ages two to five priced around 3.50 to 7.50 and boys’ overcoats for ages three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
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Sexteursion de
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Pennsylvana
Wey
Henrietta A
Marsii
MR Nice
Wobster, O
Bem Noval
Cuptonisisieen S
Keister Bros
Grocers
Maple Grove
Negarous
Laubach
Excelsior Habl
Maryrad
Sider
Aomh
Orrville Meiods Bomtat
Ebelys
Aver
S.phitiath
Jhens Pa
Wette
Mission
Norris
Moon Laon
Rhoda
Tenn
Alebert
Pacific
East
Paron Saglis Ciartelands
Ted Co
John A Wagoner
A. Brickers
Ore
Wesley Brot
Swanger
Olives- Sossteteary
Mie
Applecreek
Nites Mabe
Jainezon
Breathine
Atte
Turly
James Jameson
Knox
Vis
Ores
Miria Mearig
Glintonjnie - Gmest
Ubeawan
Wwe
Hart Schaffner
Max
Jim
Young RA Incoats
Marx
Pes R
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