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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1903
Page
5
The Sharon Pennsylvania Telegraph reports the marriage of Miss Jean C Duncan of Sharon to Joel Simpson a member of the Pittsburgh Post staff. The ceremony was held yesterday afternoon by Rev AL Mackey pastor of the United Presbyterian Church Wooster, Ohio.
The Millers hall dance drew a large local crowd with Creston and Seville youths in attendance. Alfred Burgland and Miss Iva Wyner wed in Tusky area services. Miss Anna Klopfensterm and Mr Freder ick TO Yoder married in Wooster while other notes mention imports from Denver, family ties, and Halloween party plans by the Macraters.
Readers report a playful yet competitive Class Spirit dispute at the high school. Flags from B and C classes stayed up over twenty four hours, testing the senior class's claim to uphold class honor by lowering them. The rivalry remains friendly, though some questions about rules persist.
Deputy supervisors of elections opened Saturday afternoon bids for ballot printing for the November election. Two bids were received from HP Kavatt & Co and Clapper Printing Co with bids of 65 cents and $2 per ballot. The contract was awarded to Clapper Printing Co.
Lockjaw or tetanus is caused by a bacillus found in dirt. The germ enters via wounds from percussion caps or rusty nails and thrives in enclosed air, producing a virulent poison. Prompt use of Chamberlain's Pato Balm is claimed to destroy germs and reduce healing time. sold by all druggists.
A court records a dialogue involving Daniel Lerner and Warren Ramsey about settling a divvy and balance due with George Hammond. Ramsey seeks admission of a December letter as evidence. testimony details repeated prompts to meet with Dan Lerner, discuss the divvy, and potential threats to ensure payment.
Readable text extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing colds grip and preventing pneumonia while treating whooping cough. It claims safety for babies and adults with no opium or harmful substances though portions are garbled. The piece notes widespread use at home and praises its pleasant taste and effectiveness.
A sensational ad promises Hyom inhalation cures for catarrh with a money-back guarantee, followed by fragmented court remarks about a Wayne County conspiracy case and a lengthy trial charge. The text blends patent medicine sales with legal proceedings and judges’ cautious commentary on instructions to juries.
The annual meeting of Millersburg Wooster & Orrville Telephone Co stockholders was held in Millersburg. All old officers were re-elected for another year. The company reported a prosperous year and favorable future prospects. A banquet at the Central hotel followed the business session and was enjoyed by attendees.
LeQuies of Cavendish VI is said to have been robbed of health by a vial result of Throne Constipation. Dr Kings New Life Pills are claimed to have broken into his house, arresting the trouble and curing him entirely. The advertisement asserts a guarantee to cure 250 at Laubach Boyd's Drug Store with a Thursday timetable.
A reader recounts severe dyspepsia and relief after using Kodolkedo Dyspepsia Cure. The testimonial claims improved appetite, reduced stomach pain, and elimination of sour rising and headaches. Sold by Kreyer drug store.
Thieves prowled last night stealing silverware rings and a gold watch while Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries were away. A pickpocket grabbed a purse containing cash. Several rooms were ransacked with valuables left behind. Burglars entered the Sausin home during synod attendance, taking about $10, with matches used in the break-in.
Professor Leon wraps a four week Wooster stay as he heads to restline to pitch his white city and entertain locals. He boasts net profit of 4564 57 in Wooster and claims to have drawn crowds with diamonds lavish gifts. Leon credits audience warmth and generous advertising, hinting at a possible return and thanking Wooster for warm reception.
Rev Jno Cor of Wake Ark recounts suffering jaundice for 12 years and trying many doctors and medicines before using Electric Bitters, which he says cured him. The ad promotes Electric Bitters for liver and kidney trouble, stomach disorders, and general debility with a guarantee by Lau Bachow Boyd.
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co runs from 6:15 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. every two hours from Wooster to Cres tonseville Chippewa Lake Medina Ibiea and public square Cleveland with connections to Puritas Springs Linndae Elyria North Amherst Lorain Grafton Oberlin Wellington and Berlin freights and Nor Walk land Creston service details are listed.
Fragmentary ad style notice warns readers against seeking medical advice for coughs or colds and promotes Honey and Tar as a throat remedy. Mentions Laubach & Boyer's and Zimmermann. Limited readable details suggest a local shop promotion urging caution.
Merchants reported strong trade and broad crowds at the carnival with perhaps 10 000 to 15 000 on peak days. Baby show drew full opera house capacity as judges named prettiest babies and prize winners. Carnival events on West Liberty and Walnut streets featured contests, bands, parades, and lively but weathered fun with about 200 masks overall.
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