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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
10
A Millersburg telephone message to the Republican said there is no clue yet to the parties who robbed the post office and set fire to the town early Wednesday. Reports of arrests at Mansfield proved unfounded. investigators are following several clues with no developments.
Dr J N McCormack of Bowling Green Kentucky spoke at Wooster's Opera House under the American Health League banner urging medical co operation to make health contagious rather than disease. He argued for stronger public health systems, disease prevention, and professional leadership across communities. A Wooster committee was formed to pursue the effort with local clergy, physicians, editors, teachers and business leaders.
While in the army in 1863 George M Felton of Gibson, Pa, suffered from chronic diarrhoea. He tried many remedies with no lasting relief until Mr A W Miles persuaded him to try Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports immediate benefit and the remedy is for sale by S S Boy & Co.
An OCR fragment shows ad style health claims for vitality and digestion products. It references names like Foleey Sidney Remady and Bolpy's with pharmacy vendors and various promotional lines about restoring vitality and aiding digestion, typical of early 20th century tonic advertisements.
An ad style summary noting testimonials from L A Bartlet of Rural House 1 Bell torey praising Dr King’s New Life Pills for health, with claims of stomach nerve control and relief from liver kidney and bladder troubles. It markets Wood’s Liver Medicine and Restorative sold by local druggists and stores with various dosages and bottles.
A flurry of thefts hit the Livingston home hennery between Thursday evening and Friday morning, with a dozen fowls taken. No noise or tracks were left, prompting residents to seek clues and consider padlocking doors to deter future marauders amid other local chicken theft reports.
An old Wooster testimonial proclaims Doan’s Kidney Pills cured kidney troubles. E P McAnany of 35 McDonald Street credits the remedy, bought at Zimmerman & Co. drug store, with lasting relief. A follow up note from 1907 confirms permanent improvement and health, urging readers to remember the brand Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents.
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