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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
7
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe relief for periodic pains backache and headaches. It claims no narcotics and no after effects with a money back guarantee if the first package fails. The lettered testimonial mentions Michigan Street South Bend and Elkhart Indiana as selling points.
Society notes report the Pioneer Picnic association seeking a Friday afternoon meeting at the fair grounds to greet visiting former county residents during Home-week. A no cost meeting space will be arranged for visitors to reconnect with old friends.
The piece details the Cook family reunion at Wayne County Children's Home with about 150 relatives, plus a sequence of social events in Wooster area including Burns readings, class gatherings, and a Shelley family function, noting attendees from Akron, Columbus, and other towns. Additional items cover the Eyman Swinehart and Zange family reunions, club meetings, a marriage announce, and a Wooster class reunion with a September wedding planned in Akron.
The Touch That Heals promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a potent healer for burns, wounds, ulcers, and piles, claiming it cures old sores. Marketed by S. H. Boyd & Co., druggists, at 26 cents, with notes on kidney cure and healing efficacy.
A detailed wedding report from the Epacione parlors of the bride's mother on College Avenue Wooster Ohio celebrates the marriage of Miss Packer to Rev Roscoe Idrehaw of Portville New York. Attendants include Misses Price Blayney Herd Kenny and others with a large array of out of town guests from Allegheny Columbus Cleveland and beyond.
Private Marvin Huggins of Bowling Green was jailed in Port Clinton after stabbing Corporal Charles Bradley during a camp incident in Bowling Green. Bradley, struck below the heart, was wounded but likely to recover. the event marred the camp stay, with Huggins facing assault charges as soldiers initiated him.
A testimonial from Luke LaGrange of Orange Michigan praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for lame back relief. After three weeks of other remedies, two applications cured his condition. Sold by Bixler's Drug, Philrms ey, and H. Boyd & Co.
An old advertisement extols Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy for chronic constipation and appendicitis prevention. It emphasizes gentle action, non nauseating formula, and mild pleasant taste. Sold by Bizler's Modern Pharmacy and H. Boyd & Co.
September is expected to bring large numbers of native Obi citizens back to the state for a grand home coming. State fair organizers and county agricultural groups have promoted the event with extensive invitations, aiming to rekindle childhood and youth memories and unite families across the nation. The Republican plans to print arriving guests’ names to boost local interest and encourage others to share their addresses.
Rev Frack Bette attends call and ships out a yew bel of dat or His wate Miss Marie Turner noted. Prof Notestein and family leave Wooster for Aton Michigan. Joe Gillimere visits for property and Wooster schooling plans. Mr and Mrs Howard Grafton hosted by Prof and Mrs Black. Darwin Thompson dies after brief illness. remembered as a student and promising young man. Supt Harvey Bucher of Lander praised for educational success leading to postmaster appointment.
A new style of government postal card is now on sale at the post office. The card mirrors the size of older issues but dedicates most of the front to the address space while a vertical line at one third from the left marks a communication area. The stamp area bears a McKinley portrait and dates 1848 1901 with United States of America Postage 1 cent.
The Brooklyn Standard Onion notes that removing grade crossings remains preferable to extending passenger service. The editorial argues safety and efficiency justify prioritizing elimination projects over rail expansion.
Dr Beach from Mobile Alabama says Chamberlains Salve cured him after thirty years of torment with tetter. The ad notes the product available at Bixler's Pharmacy and B. Boyd & Co. in Mobile.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana touts Foley’s Honey and Tar in a testimonial as the quick cure for a summer cold and hay fever symptoms. The ad from Bixler’s Modern Pharmacy promotes the product and claims relief from indigestion and dyspepsia claims, with testimonials and a free trial offer.
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal laxative tonic. It asserts a 16 year track record, money back guarantee, and testimonials praising relief from stomach, liver, and bowel issues. The text names endorsements and emphasizes reliability and consumer satisfaction.
OCR fragment mentions numbers and a street address but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. It cites a location at Newes Street and a site with a monetary figure and a code 573 08. Details remain unreadable for precise reporting.
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