Narrow escape at the Groh residence ends without injury
Mrs Groh and family narrowly escaped a gas explosion after a break in at their home on a Tuesday morning. A thief forced entry by climbing a ladder to the bathroom window, opened four gas jets, and damaged the house. Detective Gordon investigated but the case remains unsolved. The incident prompted neighbors to alarm the entire block.
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Fila Grou
Mise
Christina Tren
Trade City
Caemone
Cs.oh
Coldiubaa
Gordon
Fas
Walla
Nellie Frame
E. J. Hemphill Ise
Bloomington
Miss Memphill
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Witch Hazel Salve Ad Claims
A compact vintage advertisement fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer and endorsements from F J Cheney & Co Toledo. It also promotes Witch Hazel Salve by K C DeWitt Co Chicago as effective for piles with internal and topical use notes and mentions constipation remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney
K.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Perry Clark Injured In Runaway Near Wooster
Perry Clark of near Applecreek sustained severe injuries in a runaway on Tuesday night while en route to Wooster. He was thrown under wheels, transported to Ryall & Stoll office, where three ribs were found broken, and later returned home.
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Perry
Clark
Applecreek
Wooster
Ofice
Ryall & Stoll
Frank Ratt
Cleveland
Dr Ratt
Alia
Wat Patterson
RO OW Pianck
Harvey Close
Nancy C
Sammel Close
Ron
Columbus
Wheeling
John C. Hall
Hall
Harry Stranes
Wooster 04
Orrville
Miami University
Osforsd
Stranes
Chicago University
Mies
Alice Jones
C. W. Forman
Beall Avenue
Mise Jones
India
Wayne County Agricultural Society
Ohio
Ebright
Mra
Tyler
Plimpton
Holmes County
John Mateor
Santa Ana
Cal
Eta
A. B. Lee
Coker Creek
Tenn
United States Mint
Ithiladelphia
Daniel Heller
Walter R Miller
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Lakeville
Miller
Prert-Hookway Oof
Conrad
Houkway
Wonster
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Ad
An ad promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. It claims quick relief from coughs and colds by clearing chest mucus and expelling the cold from the system, highlighting the red clover blossom on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zermedy
Company Not to Blame Verdict Clears Rail Company
Coroner Sullivan on Saturday filed a verdict in the Soward Mounds case on the Pennsylvanian lines east of the city. The report finds no negligence by the company or its employer and states the death was an unavoidable accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M Holt O
Chester Township
wayuEsboro
Chamberburg
Washington, D. C
Sullivan
Howard Mounds
John Robinson
Aahland
Jeromeville
Pennsylvania
Ambridge
American Bridge Company
Tipeo
Northern Pacific
Northwest
2Dora Eddy
Rath Eddy Marthe Taggart Marcaret Taggart
Anes Mann
Wooster
Oxford
Ohio
Edo Saualindssie
Soward Mounds
Untitled Healing Pill Ad Claims Quick Health Rescue
An OCR fragment promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick pleasant cure for headache constipation and indigestion claiming restoration of health. It mentions Laubach Boyd drug store and Dr Thomas electric or elice drug store with references to diphtheria sore throat croup and other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Laubach & Boyd Drug Store
Thomas
Eclec
Atvany Drug Store
President Roosevelt described by Wooster boy Domine Lucci
A Wooster Ohio boy Domine Lucci aged 10 or 2 years writes of meeting President Theodore Roosevelt during a May 1905 visit. The essay circulates via Robert Esterly of Minneapolis and notes Roosevelt’s kindness toward children. The narrative includes Roosevelt's rocky mountain trip, Chicago strike events, and the crowd response in Wooster with officials and staff present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonewine
Minneapolis Journal
Wooster
Teddy
Esterly
D. C. Curry
Dominic Lucci
Ohio
Roosevelt
Ohio City
Robert E Esterly
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Minneapolis
Roosévelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Allog Ito
Dominic Lucel
Dore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Pres
Rockies
Rockie
Chicapo
Washington
Roos
Domine Lucci
Wedded at Hugh A Fewy Clevelander Weds Wooster Bride
Miss Flora May Shoup of Nold avenue becomes Mrs Carlton Culley of Cleveland in a quiet Methodist ceremony. Rev Y Du Bois officiated at the home wedding with flowers, white organdie and tan silk gowns. Groom works as a bookkeeper for Interstate Co op Cleveland. Guests included George Culley of Cleveland and brothers Glenn and Newell Shoup of Pittsburgh. The couple plan to honeymoon on the Great Lakes then establish a Cleveland home.
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F M. Shoup
Nold Avenue
Flora-May
Carlton C. Culley
Cleveland
Methodist
Y. du Bois
Zella Blandford
Inter State Cooperage Co
Culley
Great Lakes
George Cuiley
the Groon
Glenn and
Newell Shoup Brothers
Pittsburg
First Frost Smiles At Dawn Nearby
Jack Frost visited Thursday morning with a brief appearance at dawn. The frost was faint on the grass and melted quickly under the sun. No damage reported as the chill is expected to spur the corn to sprout sooner.
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Jack Frost
Old Sol
Dr Scovel Will Speak at Mansfield Presbyteria Meeting
The United Presbyterian church of Ohio Michigan will meet in Mansfield October 8. Notable speakers include Dr J F Scovel of Wooster who will address the popular meeting Tuesday night October 8. Rev P A Baker will also speak at the event focusing on anti saloon sentiment.
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Mansfield
United Presbyteria
Ohio-Michigax
F. Scovel
Wooster
Will Addree
Baker
Walton Family Reunion Attracts Large Cedar Valley Gathering
A Walton family reunion held Saturday September 9 at the Traster home in Creston drew about 120 attendees. Records show a barn hall for 90 at a time, with a married-men win in a 12 to 18 game. Officers elected include President J. M. Myers and Vice President James Walton, with F T Traster as secretary treasurer. Adjournment is planned for one year later at the old Walton home in Cedar Valley if secured.
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F. T.traster
Creston
Traster
3. M. Myers
James Walton
F.T. Traster
Helen Davidson
C. E Webner
Walton
Homer Walton
Fern Walton
F. Pray
Ruth Gray
David Mosier
Glenn Mosier
Edna Mosier
Hazel Mosier
Walter Mosier
S. M. Myers
Pearl Myers
Peora Walton
Carl Walton
Aopie Walton
G. C. Walton
Welker Walton
Mable Walton
J. J Kinney
Gail Kinney
Walton Kinney
Silva Boon
Minnie France
Otto Walton
Geo. Boon
Helen Boon
Geo
Arthur Boon
Samuel Davidson
Webner
F F Webner
B. W Webner
Frances Webner
Ira Day Webner Jr
Paul Knight Webner
Webner and
Wits
Edith Webner
Leroy Blough’ Webner
Helen Webner
Frank Traster
Lloyd Traster
Jay Culler
Verna Ackerman
Treva Ackerman
O. Traster
Ha Caskey
Emmet Walter Wdichte
Gideon Walton
Ella Haker
Charles Mason
Eli Mason
Orenve Mason
Harry Mason
Frank Howman
Welker Howman
Clayton Howman
Maggie Hownan
Edward Schaub
Carl Schaub
Mary
Martha Schaub
Mildréd Schaub
Lilsa Schaub
Iva Schaub
Emmet Senanb
Hallie Schaub
Mattie Ash
Letts Waton
Mre
Magpie Wetzel
Mildred Wetzel
Wm. Uhler
Mary Uhler
Ruto Uhler
Thomas Uhler
Edward Uhler
Guy Uhler
Ralph Unler
Carl Chier
Brick Works Reopens with Twenty Employed at Wooster Shale
The Wooster Shale Brick Co plant resumes operations with about twenty workers. Wm C, Yostin eSpeer are orders satchel aut o keep the plant going for some time oe Lue prospects are yoou eke. long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Shale Brick Co
Dutch Refuse to Play Ends Medina Wooster Series
Under the heading Dutch Refuse to Play the Rubber' tha Medina Gas zette has the following way of making Medine needle. Wooster Giants decline the decisive third game after Medina’s 2 to 0 win. Coach St John cites disorganization and football duties. season ends with Medina’s victory and fans’ optimism for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Gaszette
Wooster
St. John
The
Giants
Medina
Wooster University
Hhis
Theeason
Kidney function and blood purification explained
The passage describes how all blood flows through the kidneys every three minutes, highlighting their role as blood purifiers that filter waste. It notes that kidney illness disrupts this function, leading to pains and rheumatism from excess uric acid due to neglect.
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Hood
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R. L. Adair
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Jessie Myers
Kent
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Reate Smith Bond
Mary Rowrey
Hezekeak
Lamere
Pershiner
Catherine Buchheit
George Adam Buchell
Zook
Peter Perrine
Mary M Sunnedecker
Aretha
Adair
Plank &Tray
Miies
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Walter Pierce
Berea
Mialton Myers
M S Goodman
Philadelphia
Dacob P
Wonster Dumandery Kuychte Templar
Hardware Offerehint
Millersburg
Bo & O
Svere
Hugh
Dr. Scovel
White
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
New York
Tribune Farmer
Weekly Republican
Joseph O
Altz
Wooster National Bank
West Liberty Street
Billman
Savings Bank
Canton
Lawsington
Wayne County
Oss W Funke
Harding & Co
Artin L. Smyler
Wooster, Ohi
int.Offce
Merchant's Emporium
W. F. Kean
Owen McClarran
Iron Block
Liberty St
Newkirk
Ombackson Block
Public Square
Ee Taggart
Fredrick’s Store
East Liberty St
Jour Cit Cankat & Jones
Charles C. Jones
Attorneys-At-Law
B. Tarroz
C. Tayo
Woolster
D. Nice Block
Taylor
Heeran
Swartz
Washington, D Cc
D. H. A. Hart
EYE and Ear
Downing Brock
Gorner Beall A Bowman
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Omas A. Elder
S. A
Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store
Patterson
Blankbook Manufacturing
Jacob Fischer, Frick Memorial Block
Laubach &. Boyd. Ociter
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