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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
3
Laubach & Boyd promote Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh with a refund offered if not effective. The inhaler kit costs 1.00 and promises quick relief by cleansing airways and blood with ozone. Readily marketed as a natural remedy for respiratory issues in Wooster.
Report from the six finance committee meeting at the D Nice store notes good progress in raising funds and premiums. Members report many merchants not yet contacted. premium list approved and printed. plans discussed for rival day and night attractions with free amusements secured and extra shows sought to fit the south bound carnival season.
Wooster Presbytery met in the Presbyterian church with thirty to forty delegates. Rev Chauncey Ouse of Hayesville preached. Rev Page of Shelby elected moderator. Rev Kerr of Savannah clerk. Calls accepted for Rev Boyd. Local notices include smallpox talk, East Greenville concern, E W Kimber to decorate church interior, and pastry sale planned. Community updates list pastors, post office clerk change, and upcoming events alongside local ads and health notes.
Shreve reports no fire protection as water works pump breaks causing empty reservoir and mains. Power from E K Gardner light plant failed to supply water. experts expect at least two days to restore. Carl Bros arrangements with gasoline engine aid, rain relief helps. Also notes new homes near completion, band stand painting, weekly band concert, Ruth Hinkle visiting Cleveland, J S Campbell visiting Daniel Ross, and electric lighting from morning until 10 p.m.
Captain Limb urges enlistment of 65 men from Company D for 186 Kentucky maneuvers. Several members have not attended drills or encampment, some cannot go to Kentucky, and applicants are urged to join immediately to complete drill and ensure a strong showing against a competitive unit.
Residents of Wooster woke to a beautiful white frost as heavy fog lingered and kept it from melting rapidly. Prof Thorne said the frost did no harm and perhaps helped ripen corn. tomatoes and other vines appeared uninjured. A warm spell was predicted by the weatherman.
Mr Owen’s letter to Mr Duncan invites a Republican nomination for state senator. Mr Duncan, a Holnes county business leader, would canvas actively if nominated. Also notes a Boy’s Wild Ride for Life praising King’s New Discovery for consumption and other ailments with claims of cure.
Officers of the Eighth regiment finalize details for Kentucky deployment and West Point maneuvers. There is backing to field from towns, discussions of uniforms, and political tension with Third regiment over selection. Governor Nash rejects Third attendance, urging broader guard participation and funding debates.
C C Kunkle a figgman of Alliance was struck by train No 405 at Orrville Thursday morning and badly hurt. The engineer reported striking a lion and Kunkle was found unconscious along the track. He was taken to Alliance hospital with a fractured skull and was not conscious by Thursday night, with little hope of recovery.
A large crowd attended the tent show at Walnut street on Thursday night to see Prof. Leon the Great direct a performance. The event featured a 17-boy contest with prizes including silver teaspoons, a rocking chair, a silver tankard, and a silver teapot won by a college student. Prof. Leon will not operate on the boy tonight but may do so later. an audience is invited for another free show for adults and a paralysis operation is announced for this evening.
Crawford and Hughes likely not to be in Wooster uniform next season as Crawford is not admitted and Hughes will not return without him. The duo formed a strong battery noted for their hard play and college athletics impact. Also mentions Smith from Massillon who pitched for Wooster and Ohio Steel works team, and a note about the Wayne County fair dates October 2, 1903.
It is impossible that never before has there been so much class spirit among high school classes. The classes are organized or in the process, with colors selected and worn. The C and D classes plan football teams and will stage a champion playoff.
The circular cautions pensioners that all Bureau of Pensions staff are government paid and must not charge individuals for services. Imposters claiming government officers should be reported, while genuine examiners do not demand payment.
A dealer and various customers endorse Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming twenty years of satisfaction and quick relief for coughs and colds. Advertisements state it is sold by druggists and praised by a New Jersey editor and local firms, urging use for troubled throats and colds.
Excursion tickets to Detroit will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines on October 15 and 19. Proceeds support church and educational missions including the American and Foreign Mission Society and the Christian Woman's Board. Tickets available through ticket agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
A collage of remarks cites diplomatic roles, Roosevelt's leadership, and public figures. It notes Cairo connections, praise for poets, questions of medals, cadre shifts, and opinions on values. Mentions Denver Post and St Louis Globe Democrat style commentary.
Fragmentary report notes Baltimore figures and shifting politics as crop movement affects policy. Mentions Earl of Roxburyne and national bank deposits tied to Secretary Shaw, hinting at fiscal urgency and estate concerns impacting England.
A scanned list details numerous Wayne County property transfers including several deeds to Orrville and Wooster areas, with buyers such as Martin Lo Wilhelm and C A Ry Co, and parcels in Greene Clinton and Congress townships. An administrator's deed records Lydia Albright's transfer of Wm H Albright properties. Also notes a medical ad for Dr King’s New Life Ess.
A. M. Ate of Wood recounts improved lung health after Foley's Honey and Tar treatment following years of hemorrhages. Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co. druggists endorse the remedy. August Flower touted as world’s best for indigestion and biliousness with claims of numerous historic cures and simple dosing.
The campus announces new Pheogenics exercises and a refreshed four year preparatory department. Dr Holden returns for an address as President Blodden prepares a campus lecture, with Frances Henn and Prof J Bo Oivie in attendance. The mix of students, faculty, and ceremony signals a strong start to the academic term.
fragmentary OCR lists officers with titles and names including president treasurer and director roles. unclear event or organization. names include A Schroeher, Trosen, Harry Swe, Warren KRerter, VWGeb, Win BE Barnard. no clear dates or places.
I suffered for years with kidney trouble and back pain, sometimes unable to walk. My stomach troubled me and I had twinges of rheumatism. After using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for a short while it cured me. It is sold by all druggists in various sizes and a trial bottle is available from the Dr David Kennedy Corporation.
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