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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
5
Minnie E McAllister cites Dr Sluirtmain as early advocate of pelvic catarrh treatment and praises Peruna as a cure for female diseases. The text extols Peruna for removing causes, rebuilding nerves, restoring appetite and digestion while Dr Hartman is noted for successful female ailment cures.
Testimonies from Minnie McAllister Esther Milner and Thad M Mahon praise Peruna as a tonic and nerve remedy. They claim long suffering with female weakness headaches and catarrh improved after using Peruna with no narcotics or drug habit formation. Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio and all correspondence is confidential.
Washington dispatch notes Plain Dealer coverage of a favoring decision and Army and Navy Journal critique. The piece argues the army must enforce accountability, declares the case not a Dreyfus parallel, and urges swift action to uphold morality and service honor.
A neighbor and wife and three year old granddaughter were involved in a runaway incident three miles from home. The wife injured with a broken hip, the child carried along. Morand perpls scouts helped recover them and a home return followed. J R Snyder returns from Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Potatoes yield an average of 85 bushels per acre. Autumnal services held at Paorrinna Methodist Church last Sabbath. Farmers butcher veal and pork. Mr Butter infirmary director suffered a stroke. Mr Green of Wooster will paper six rooms for Snyder. Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Low's. Walter Scherck to attend school at Ada. Moe went to Nunefield to visit daughter. No Pill as pleasant as Devitt's Little Early Risers. Sold by all druggists.
The win pupils under Miss Hinderer in Marshallville gave a well attended Tuesday evening program. Several pupils earned praise, with thanks to Miss Onotha Hinderer and Mrs. John Martin who recently recovered from illness. The correspondent withholds individual mentions to keep praise shared.
Rev W E Shaw former honored trustee of U P B church died of diabetes at Wm Redett home last Sabbath evening. Miss Jennie Smith Apple Creek stayed with A C Stucker last week. Miss Zalab Casper hosted a friend. Miss Luella Barnes visited Atfstersburg last Sabbath afternoon with uncle Wu Bergeer. Ladies attended W C T U convocation at Apple Creek last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Boyd Wooster attended son Herbert to Linnet Martin wedding last Tuesday at the bride’s home. Chas Walters had end of his tuning hammer removed in the wall last week. Mr Orin Foster and Miss Lilian Starling were guests at MBS parsonage by Rev DuBuis Wooster last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Jas Shields returned Saturday night from Kansas Indiana.
Farmers busked corn as potato digging wraps up with a large yield of about thirty carloads shipped this fall. Born Saturday Oct 2l to Mr and Mrs Thomas Wertz a daughter. Mrs Joseph Leib and children of Wooster visiting 3.5 McClure. Miss Mdoa Tyler of Akron returns home after a visit with local friends. Richard Pierce raised his new barn.
Wooster plans a tough home game against Off Wesleyan after a win over Oberlin last Saturday. Delaware reports Wooster aiming for another victory as fans rally behind the Varsity, with a strong rooting brigade expected.
The tale recounts Smith of Smith & Schott Bruvcery reaching Holmes county during a machine setback near Morrland. An alarm clock allegedly triggered a tense bed incident at the newlyweds’ room in Wooster, injuring the bride. Alex Raivey visited Wooster with an apple tree story and notes the grind stone apple variety as a fine keeper.
A lengthy partisan screed accuses campaign cries of fabricating fears about the state bench, alleging deception in judicial district gerrymandering. It cites Ohio election history, Roosevelt and McKinley era shifts, and argues there is no real shift without county-level majorities backing Republicans.
West Salem reports Rev. E Smith will serve another year at the S E church. News notes include illnesses, accidents, and movements: a man was injured by a train, Allen Hines and family moved to the Gellaspy house, W Garver recovered from an illness, and Miss Anna Stanley’s rectal at the Opera House postponed to Nov 3. Gertrude McKee arrives as a trained teacher.
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