The Crown Of Womanhood And A Mother's Burden
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best preparative for maternity. It claims the product eases childbirth and reduces suffering, with testimonials from Mrs. J. G. Stephens of Mila Virginia. Theclaims include a $500 reward for any incurable case, reflecting strong trust in the medicine from The World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo NY.
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Dispensary Medical Association
Proprietors
Buffalo
PRESS POINTS AND QUIPS IN FRAGMENTED ROUNDUP
A compact curiosities column notes wry lines from sources like the Florida Times-Union and Chicago News. Items lampoon money, foreign meals, political silence, lunar ownership, and a supposed Russia treaty amid a London press Portsmouth riff.
Rumors and Riffs Across Newspapers Curb Humor Trusts and Language
A collage of brief snips from several papers notes rumors about John D Rockefeller organizing a humor trust and jokes pricing, President Roosevelt seeking a peace treaty in Kentucky, and satire on language usage. It satirizes media chatter, politics, and public figures with concise commentary.
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John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Atlanta Constitution
Strange Anecdotes and Nighttime Thefts in Wooster
A collage of short items from Wooster and New York notes. A Singer agent chases a window shopper through a store. a wall display of company officers at the armory grows, while local tales recount crows kept by a sergeant and a town stirred by the Taggart divorce trial and the rise of cocktails in Wooster.
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Cleveland Press
Wooster
Taggart
Wootser
Capt. Taggart
Unclear Glass Works Opening Forecast in City
Fragmentary notes suggest there is no new development on opening the Glass works this year or ever unless a bottling market famine occurs. A city committee has faced delays and uncertainty in overseeing the project.
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Oclael
Grand Jury Probes Fraud In Lottery Ticket Case
Grand jury examined a case involving B B Habis of Rittman who bought Getz tickets claiming drawing had not occurred. Getz later learned his ticket was winner and obtained a warrant for Habis on fraud charges. Judge Hartel set bail at $500 with J B Merch and Fritz representing Getz and Habis.
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B. B. Habis
Rittman
Lamn
Adan Uelz
At &Edloon
Getz
Habia
Habis
Hartel
J. B. Merch
Jus
Fritz
Wooster
End of Taggart case dulls Wooster week
The Taggart case concludes leaving Wooster in a lull as Judge Eason reviews the evidence for up to ten days. Court stenographer Miss Landers types portions of the record, with the judge seeking further evidence if required, highlighting the strain of extensive proceedings on the staff.
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Taggart
Eason
Mies Landers
Republican Senatorial Convention in Wooster Accepts 1905
The Republicans of the 17th 26th Ohio district Holmes Knox Morrow and Wayne hold a delegate convention in Wooster on September 28 1905 at 1 pm for nominating a State Senator candidate. Representation is one delegate and one alternate per 200 votes plus extra delegates for every 100 votes above 200. delegates will be chosen as directed by county senatorial committees. C V Edwards is chairman and G I Gardiner is secretary.
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Ohio
Holmes, Knox, Morrow and
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Wooster
Euch
L. C. Laylin
Holmes
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Morrow
Waynes
Albexanrds
C. V. Edwards
G. I. Gardiner
Young Man Finds Doll Baby on Street Car Track
A well known clerk on his way downtown found a baby doll on the street car track with a broken left arm. He intended to take it to a surgeon but instead placed the doll in his pocket, recognizing it as a lost toy.
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Percey E.west
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Mr. West
Mr West
West
Dayton
Old Soldier Dead In Sandusky Home
Telegram from the commanding officer announced the death of Daniel Shoup of this city in the soldiers' home at Sandusky. Shoup was admitted about six weeks ago, sick for months, who served in the Rebellion with a Pennsylvania regiment. Mrs. Shoup and a large family survive. Interment followed at the home burial plot.
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Daniel Shoup
Sandusky
Shoup
Pennsylvania
Hyomei Catarrh Cure Backed by Refund Promise
The Hyomei remedy claims unique sales growth and offers Laubach & Boyd an absolute guarantee refund if it fails to cure catarrh. It uses direct inhalation to reach respiratory areas, purify the blood with ozone, and vows a permanent cure. A complete Hyome outfit costs $1 and includes an inhaler, dropper, and bottle.
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Annals of Medicine
Laubach & Boyd
Amusement Notes on Shakespeare and New York stage acts
The piece reviews George Florer and Tommy Sheorar, praising Shakespeare plays and King Richard the Third as staged by John Griffith's company. It notes Pope Pinals and an Alan Dals interview, mentions John Griffith's staging, York State Folks at the Majestic, and Fred Wright's drama with Anna McNabb and McNeil in Captain Kidd, alongside Nixon Zimmerman musical numbers and novelty acts.
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Blabup Fotter
Eli Perkins
Ale
Raya
Pope Pinos
Holy Father
Alan Dals
New York American
William Shakespeare
Richart
John Grifith
York State
Fred. Wright
Upper
New York
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Wright
McNeil
Anna McNabb
Captain Kidd
Simon Simple
Nixon & Zimmerman
Ely's Cream Balm hailed as remedy for catarrh
A reader testimonial from Arcola Illinois praises Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief. The note claims the balm removes symptoms without irritation and notes availability from druggists for 50 cents or by mail from Ely Brothers in New York. The advertisement mentions its purported superiority over competing medicines.
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ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Wright
Ely
J. C. Olmstead
Arcola
Cts
Warren St
Akron printer hints at political reshuffle in state offices
Dispatch from Akron notes that the next state public printer may come from the Republican state headquarters. It cites that current printer Stark Slater may not be reappointed and that Raynolds could be a candidate. Raynolds is described as a former Akron and Wooster publisher and ex editor of a Wooster Republican paper.
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Akron
Thej
de Core
Mitte Sant
Stark Slater
Raynolds
Wooster
Alt
Kapeeldh
Pir Wooster Republican
The New Order on Pennsylvania Lines
A railway notice describes a new protocol requiring yard conductors to team with engines and prepare trains with heavy care to prevent airbrake misapplication. It notes yard blockages at Con way Cleveland Alliance and Wooster yards causing delays and states the plan may not save time until crews adapt.
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Pennsylvania
Conway Cleveland
Alliance
Wooster
Apple crop report from county counties
Reports from across the county indicate the peach crop is larger than usual while finest peaches appear in Wapne and Wayne counties. Local cider and apple batter production will be minimal this fall, leaving most farmers with little for sale and households needing to prepare for winter.
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Tisig
Wapne
Peass
Alan
Wayne County
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised in Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a wonderful remedy for indigestion and stomach ailments. It claims it cleanses digestive organs and leaves the stomach and breath sweet.
Dr Williams Pink Pills For Stomach Distress Remedy
A vintage ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills to tone the digestive organs and restore nerve force. It cites indigestion linked to weak stomachs, gas, belching, and weight loss, and narrates Miss Ladd of Ipswich Mass finding relief after a few weeks of the pills. The copy emphasizes safety, no harmful additives, and offers a free booklet on eating.
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Misa Mf
Ladd
Ipswich
Mass
Mian Ladd
Willams’ Bink Pilla
Dr. Williams
Dr Williams
Schenectady
N.Y
Pennsylvania Lines Excursions to Chattanooga Announcement
A fragmented notice outlines Pennsylvania Lines excursions from Philadelphia to Chattanooga Tennessee from September 15 to 18 and 17, tied to anniversaries of the Battle of Chickamauga and events hosted by Odd Fellows Patriarchs Militant and Sovereign Grand Lodge. A later snippet promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion with risky health phrasing on the label.
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Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Chattanooga
Tenn
Union
Chickamauga
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