Marriage of Julie Adair and Mary Campbell at Indianapolis
The marriage of Julie L L Adair and Miss Mary Campbell of Indianapolis Ind took place at the bride's parents home Keystone avenue Indianapolis. The ceremony was performed by Rev A F Campbell father of the bride. The wedding was quiet with few intimate friends and relatives present. Judge Adair and wife plan to reach Worcester early next week. Cards from I A Campbell announced the wedding and that the couple would be at home at Judge Adair's residence on Really avenue after October 15. Roy Cunningham hosted an informal party Friday at his Spruce street home. Mrs Ewing of Ashland, visitor to Mrs Cloyd Steinmetz, was present.
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Fair Races Open Day At Lively County Fair
Friday racing drew crowds as heats stayed hot with no accidents. The day featured multiple horse entries from Ardmore to Millersburg and Wooster, while the Australian Ballot Voting Machine attracted wide attention for its secret tally and public totals.
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San Mateo
Wm Armstrong
Wooster
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Dan B
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Relay
Millersburg
Visitors and social events fill Bloomington notes
Visiting guests and local ladies hosted entertainments across Bloomington with Mrs Elmir Peaslay Mrs Mollie Hultz and Mrs Curry among out of town attendees Ed Wertz led a coffee gathering for Florence Seovil in Chicago Brown hosted a yellow themed afternoon for forty guests Moonlight picnic at Reddick's Dam featured marshmallow roast and songs Ben Miller opened the season with music Ralph Norwood The Baptist church Missionary Society and United Presbyterian Women met with programs on Joy Home Life in China and Industrial Missions Current events and lectures filled club and training course meetings with teachers in Yates Center and ongoing community sociability
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Chicago
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Missea Eckenroth
Ihrig
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China
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Luta Myers
Ellen Eckenroth
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
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Marfaré Bruce
Mra
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Jazhachiseh
Parla
Searchlight Club
Yates
Oyster market and weather chatter in Wooster notes
Oysters sell well in Wooster restaurants as the county fair winded down with good, cold-tasted shellfish. Fire Chief Kingsley and others debate Bunny Maurer weather bets amid a drought, while Wooster women lament dust and stalled social news until rain arrives.
PRESS POINTS FOR MUCH RETIN
A montage of brief editorial lines from several papers. Europe is getting more rain than needed says a cable dispatch. A strong remedy will curb election theft in St Louis. Fire escapes in schools fail to enhance beauty but serve a higher civic mission. The piece opines on political meetings and phonograph speeches replacing them. It closes noting the Missouri death of Thomas B Bacon and a humorous reference to Governor Fort tackling the Atlantic City mosquito.
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Spring Something New Chicago Banquet Bids Taft Bryan Guests
Chicago Sept 12 William H Taft and Willa J Bryan are to be guests of honor at the Chicago Association of Commerce banquet at the Auditorium Oct 7. It marks the first time rival presidential candidates will address the same audience in modern history, contrasting Lincoln and Douglas debates 48 years ago. President Hall said about 1000 people are expected.
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New Life Pills Endorsement From Vermont Shopper
N. W. Brown of Pittsfield Vermont says Dr. King's New Life Pills remove kinks from stomach liver and bowels without loss or friction. Guaranteed satisfaction at S. H. Boyd & Co.'s drug store in Atts.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy Prescription Ad
If any person suspects their kidneys are deranged they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delays worsen the condition. the remedy aids digestion and eases the stomach. Bixler Pharmacy and H. Boyd & Co sell Foley's Kidney Remedy today.
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John L Sullivan and Kilrain draw crowds at Wooster fair
The Wooster county fair drew thousands as John L Sullivan and sparring partner Jake Kilrain acted as magnets. Sullivan criticized a Wooster minister’s immoral claims, staged sparring exhibitions to large crowds, and mingled with attendees at Archer house. Kilrain’s calm demeanor contrasted with Sullivan’s showmanship as both traveled from Madison Indiana to Fond du Lac Wisconsin.
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Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
Foley's Boney and Tar provide immediate relief in worst asthma stages and can effect a cure if used timely. Sold by Bixler Modern Pharmacy and H. Boyd & Co. Also advertised are a piles salve from Krieger's Drug Store and a general stop to cuts bruises and scalds from various sellers.
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Kidney Pills Relieve Stones Says Wooster Patient
A Wooster resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured severe kidney trouble after doctors failed. He endured agony, weakness, and mistaken diagnosis of kidney stones before using the product, which reportedly passed stones in two weeks and restored health. Foster Milburn Co. advertises Doan's Kidney Pills in nationwide notice.
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