Peruna tonic praised for catarrh cure and heart relief
A strong vigorous man tonic claims to tone mucous membranes and capillary circulation. Peruna is described as a mucous-membrane tonic that fights catarrh by reaching hidden parts of the body. Testimonials from Paul Landrum of Atlanta and A M Skerd of West Burlington recount relief from heart trouble and stomach cancer-like symptoms after using Peruna and Manalin. Dr Hartman offers free medical advice from Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Landrum
Atlanta
A. M. Skerd
West Burlington, In
Chicago
Newsy congress letter and local notes from Canton
Ocwanton visits friends in the village during the cast week. Dr B G Sullivan and wife attend a Wooster talk by Mayor Tom iss. Melissa Warner underwent a Cleveland tumor operation. post hospital updates are hopeful. Local social news includes Mrs Malinda Campbell and others hosting, hymnal racks for Methodist pews, and births and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocwanton
R. Saubach
Congress
J. A. ‘Brenneman
Canton
BG. J Sullivan
Wooster
Tomiss
Melissa Warner
Cleveland
F. O. Campbell
Frank
Christian Segrist
Malinda Campbell
Mary J. Whitmore
O. J. Pinkley
Linnie Brown
Egwalter Ward
Veland
Eva McAnaney
Ok Wooster
Sullivan
George C. Essick
Foster Warner
Cedar Valley
and Warner
Myrtle Garver
Ort
Orange Lagbach
Mt Eaton Gossip and Local Appointments
Mt Eaton gossip column notes last Friday snow and Sunday ice. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jacob Wertz Straush, Curt Rouch to Lorain steel works, Miss Fabrna and Miss Senff at a week long event, Mrs Mattie Renner of Akron, Mrs Jota J. Sharp and George Eshl Han from Orrville, and Robt Kenwell with Mrs Pendep they at the Orrville fair. Mrs Julia Steffie of Justus visits sister Mrs Louisa Crouchie. Dane Grabert family among local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eaton
A. Craig
Jacob Wertz
Lorain
Miss. Fabrna
Aliss Senff
Blasser
George ‘Béan
Beam
Mattie Renner
Akron
Jota J. Sharp
George Esh-I Han
Orrville
B. Thousor
eSarmaay
Roberts Kenwell
Thompson
Ae Minger
Navarre
Julia Steffie
Justus
Louisa
Crouchie Ss. Soberek
Dane Grabert Mothes
eRiitiman
Much Coming and Going-Only Sister Dead
At Canaan October 27 Ogie Ritter of Seville visited her grandmother Mrs Ritter. Rev Beck and family returned from a two weeks vacation. A church social is planned at Mrs Zuover’s home. Rev Fesman of Wooster led services and will preach again next Sabbath afternoon and evening. Henry Lehn and family returned to Pennsylvania. Jacob Lichty did business trips to Canton Navarre Massillon and Wadsworth and attended a Wooster Democratic meeting. Mr and Mrs Litchfield of Meding visited Cyrus Ewing. Miss Sue Whitmore of Wooster visited Miss Mallie Slutz. Mr Stofer of Smithville visited B F Lichty. Misses Anna Wiles Zora Fetzer and Ralph Snell from Wooster University were home for Sabbath. Nettie Voigt went to Chicago after learning of sister Fally’s death. Mrs McConachy visited E L Herman and helped move goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Ogie Ritter
Seville
Henry Lehn
Pennsylvania
Jacob Lichty
Canton
Navarre
Massillon
Wadsworth
Wooster
Litchfield
Meding
Cyrus Ewing
Sue W
Meeting and misadventures Highlight Blachleyville notes
Oct 27 in Blachleyville reports Brother Miller leading a large Disciple church meeting and local Democats holding a political gathering last Friday. Windiglar and Sidle's sons had a narrow escape. J J Dye survived a runaway that worsened a leg injury. Miss McKee’s horse broke a leg and was killed. many plan a chicken pie supper at Onion Hall Friday.
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Blachleyville
Brother Miller
Disciple
Windiglar
Ashland
J. C. Sidle
Hostettler
Ashland County
Dar Blacksmith
Blackleyville
Holmes County
War Tuster
King Crom
Dalton
Nancy McKee
Onion
Trials Set Across Counties for Hammond Ramsey Leiner
Monday discussions fixed Medina as a possible site but objections followed. Weygandt preferred not to move cases to Summit. Captain Taylor threatened resignation if tried there. Ashland favored for Hammond and Stark for Ramsey and Leiner, with dates to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hammond
Warren Ramsey
Danial Leiner
Maxwell
Medina County
Weygandt
Summit County
Taylor
Ashland County
Hammond
Rawsey
Leiner
Local Social and Church Notices
Oct 28 social and visiting updates from Big Prairie and nearby areas. Samuel Jobes visits daughter Mrs Asa Laybarger. Mrs D P Fulmer visits friends at L Copopa. L P Zimmerman and wife in Columbus. Rev W W Moody and family with Baker family near Shreve. Methodist church services Sunday morning and evening by Rev Rush or new preacher. W O Stoufer and wife return from Pavonia. Grace Springer hosts birthday surprise for husband with 20 guests and a later supper. A box social at Milton Ewing's Thursday evening with 25 cent supper for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jobes
Big Prairie
Asa Laybarger
D. P. Fulmer
L~copopa
L. P. Zimmerman
Columbus
W. W. Moody
Rush
W. O. Stoufer
Pavonia
Grace Springer
Spreng
Milton Ewing
School opens with W. W. Norris as principal
Oct 27 report notes school starting with Norris as principal and Miss Anna Miller as assistant. Also mentions local visits, construction, travels, and several residents recovering from illness or injury. Named individuals include Ray Rittenhouse, his wife, Lee McAfee, Frank Mellinger, David Bitner, Rose Zimmerman, Wallace Werrick, Freddie Houser, SG Spangler, Hugh Johnson, Dr. Ward, Wesley Warner, Felger, Catherine Walters, and Heary Swarte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Norris
Anna Miller
Ray Rittenhouse
Canaan
Lee McAfee
Cleveland
Frank Mellinger
David Bitner
Rose Zimmerman
Soiety
Evi Fishburn
Wallace Werrick
Freddie Houser
Spangler
Hugh Johnson
Wards
Congreas
Wesley Warner
Fred Zimmerman-visi- Seis Felger
Jeroméville
Cathérine
Waltera
Two-Cent Railroad Fare Debate Divides Parties in Ohio
John H Clarke backs a two cent railroad fare while his ally W F Maag votes against it in Ohio legislature. The Youngstown Telegram reports committee inaction and recalls of bills, showing bipartisan support and opposition. The issue crosses party lines with labor groups opposing higher costs.
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John H. Clarke
Ohio
Nickte Plate
Clarke
W F Maag
Mahoning County
Maag
Youngstown
House
Vang
Mang
Johnson
Mangs
Frank-en County
Bracken
Hater Thompson
Mr Namee
United Labor
H and
Eee
Roosevelt Backed by Broad Support at Home and Markets
The Detroit Free Press notes Roosevelt wields broad backing from both labor and finance, with supporters like Hannay and Herrick praising his fearless, honest leadership. It claims more steadfast friends behind him now than at any prior stage as national demand for a principled leader grows.
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Roosevelt
Maecanely
Horna
Iiemsf
Shezis
Wall Street
Detroit Free Press
Dey
Hannay
Herrick
Endorsement Clash Shapes Post Convention Momentum
A stray shot at Clarke’s endorsement surfaces as the Johnson convention’s influence wanes. The column predicts the Johnson faction will repeat its critique when election returns arrive, arguing delegates’ free choice would have stopped Clarke from winning. Johnson’s control over delegates contrasts with voter autonomy nationwide.
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Ess
Itson
Mr Clarke
Bates
Clarke
Johnson
Ohio
Free Ship Bill Debate Spurs Ohio Voters
A political notice argues that a Democratic free ship bill would admit foreign built vessels to American registry. It claims foreign ships cost less to build due to lower foreign wages, noting American labor pays about twice as much, and suggests Americans could match foreign costs if wages aligned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ohio
Tewaies
United States
Dalton letter highlights local politics and events
Dalton resident notes W A Craig as a strong campaign candidate with expected Democratic votes despite opponent in town. Local business grows with new meat shop Wecht and Sieverling. A scam offering personalized cards failed after merchants paid for 150 cards at 8 dollars per hundred. United Presbyterian church choir opening event praised after repainting by W K McCalinon. Earl Roebuck recovering well from appendectomy in Cleveland. James M Angus dies at 30 after typhoid fever. Geo L Gardiner visits Wayne county, while Rev N K Crowl and wife host family in Harlem Springs with Rev A N Crowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Wm A Craig
Wecht & Sieverling
United Presbyterian Church Choir
Cera Hoelze
E. Scott
Scott
United Presbyterian Church
W. K McCalinon
Smithville
Audiénée Tas
Earl Roebuck
D. Y. Roebuck
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Dudley P. Allen
James M. Angus
Jondling
Angus
Methodist Church
Geo. L Gardiner
Wooster
Wayne County Republican League
N. K. Crowl
Harlem Springs
A. N. Crowl
Letter List No 43 From Wooster Post Office
The Wooster post office lists letters remaining for Monday February 10 2019 Gentlemen D Anna Reed Dilgard Paul Erkin Johnson Hammond Joe Herrington F A Johnson Robert Myers James Macbeth Jas C Nicholas Ernest Snyder Wallace Weirick Albert Weber Ladies Mrs Mary F Colton Miss A Coffenbarger Miss Rosa Collins Mrs Andrew Ezary Miss Del Frank Miss Katie Martin Mrs S D Myers Miss Carrie 12 8 wezuy T L PLATERY P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Anna RE Dilgard
Paul Erkin
Johnson Hammond
Joe Herrinton
F. A. Johnson
Robert Myers
Jomas Macbeth
Jas
C. Nicholas
DTR
Ernest Snyder
Wallace Weirick
Albert Weber
Mary F. Colton
A. Coffenbarger
Rosa Collins
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Benefits
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as enriching the blood to protect the body from colds fevers pneumonia and other illnesses that prey on a weak system. It highlights Hood's Pills as a favorite cathartic priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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A. B. Poorman
Maroon
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West Salem
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Thareday
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Peters
Reedsburg
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Zanesville
Henry Misselman
Rooks
Zibaline
Wim Annat
Big Dalton Letter
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