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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1908

Page

7

Dont Mistake Your Kidneys Cure With Doan's Pills

Wooster citizen recounts kidney trouble and recovery using Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonial describes severe pain, weakness, and stone episodes, credits first box with improvement, notes passage of two stones after five weeks, endorses the remedy, and cites Foster Milburn Co as U S agents.

Bright Dean Wooster Dashem E. South St Woester Foster-Milburn Co Buffal New York Unite States Doan's

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised for ailments

An advertisement for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills promotes relief from backache rheumatic pains and bladder inflammation. Sold by Kneger's Drug Store.

DeWitt Kneger

Prize Winners at Wayne County Fair 1908

The Wayne County Fair lists numerous exhibitors awarded premiums across classes 40 to 61. Winners include G W Crusnel in Class 43 and H W Stauffer in Class 43 and 46, with many others like M M Power, W A Taylor, Mrs J Moore, Arthur Jarvis, J. Heckman, J Boner, Henry Myers, and multiple entries across Leghorn, Wyandotte, Orpington, and other poultry classes, reflecting a wide array of champions and second-place finishes.

Wayne County Fair G. W . Crusnel H W W. Stauffer Orpington M M ‘Powe Clay W A Taylor Vietor Lye Lea J Swarts J T Orr J Moore Clauss C Folsom WA. Bucher Secay C. W. Wood Co. J. Dislow W. Ebright Arthur Jarvis G& W Covault O. 'S. Smith W. J. Shelley Beresford Wenberger Hensel Henry Myers J. R. Bruce Bilry Wyandotte S. K. Bruce Recond Rob Taylor G. Kimber W. E. Penick C. Buff Leghorns W. W. Franks Cc. E. Wilhelm Roy Cresling Reds Phil U Rice Partridge Wyandotte R. C Br Leghorn R. E. Fisher Buff Wyandotte Eraxton Yarnell Buff Rocks P. W. Gillman Buff Orpington Elk J. J. Keister Cass S.—Pyers Lizzy Tracy Snavely & Stuller C. Buff Leghorn Buff Cochin S. S. Hamburg Mrs. Imgard H. H. Myers J. S. Miller S. G. Case Light Bramas C. W. Leghorns Essleburn Bros S. C. Br Shelley & Spreng Leghorns Hem George H. Kingsley True Houser George Thompson Clansa Migs Gasche O. B. Franks NASA Nea. Www PS Rae Dailey Marion Mattacks L. O. Cheastown J. Sweeny Gertrude Allman Clane Kessling Wm. Armstrong Sam Whitmore J. C. Kline Will Brown John Hutton Alfred Tanner Jennie Land Ezra Lytlé F. A. Kinsdy W. A. Lott Ethel Alexander CeYion Strong A. W. Robison BH. E. Herman J. Krantz & Sons Revilla Musser J. M. Langell Frank Barnhart Frank Barnhart, Class 50, ‘Nos. 32, ‘A4,thrat Ed Snavely Jacob Mougey Geodon Relda Earls

Burke Attacks Bryan On Powers Of The President

Congressman James Francis Burke of Pittsburgh argues in a talk on The Powers of the President that the president holds vastly more power than Congress. He says electing Bryan would mislead the nation about executive influence, noting Bryan’s leadership years and party shifts have reduced Democratic strength in Congress. He warns Taft and Bryan are unlike, and the president will direct a billion dollars this year, shaping national policy and finance.

Burke Congress James Francis Burke Pittsburg Mr. Bryan Senate Taft White House Bryan Democratic Party Ma Bryan

Bryan’s Speech on Platform Infallibility in 1900s Tone

Philadelphia Worth American notes William Jennings Bryan’s insistence that a party platform binds the candidate only on approved questions. It argues a platform is a basic principles summary, not holy writ, and a president should be chosen to carry out voters' and conventions’ orders rather than personal views. It mentions omitted issues like free silver and railroad ownership.

Bryan Mr. Brynan Mr. Bryan Philadelphia Worth

Union Labor Vote and Gompers Influence Comment

Hon William 4 Buchanan a leading union man in western New York says he is not a union labor man and that no union vote can be carried into the Democratic camp. He notes three-fourths will back the Republican party to avoid business disturbances he says Bryan promises for four years if elected.

William 4. Buchanan New York Chautauqua County Gompers Bryan Republican Party

Taft Campaign Funds Under Fire in Bryan Attacks

Bryan assails Taft over corporate campaign contributions, saying Taft framed his stance after the Denver convention. The exchange labels Taft as lawfully bound by a Republican law enacted prior to the Denver gathering, urging honesty in the critique.

Mr. Taft Mr. Bryan Bryan Taft Denver

Keeping In the Spotlight in Springfield Incident

Candidate Chafm fell into a water tank out west and stopped a brick with his body at Springfield wl. To stay in the limelight he must lose his diamonds or perform a buck and wing with Mrs Nation in Minneapolis Journal style.

Chafm Springfield

Kernology and the Bryan Debacle in New York Papers

In New York coverage the Democratic vice presidential pick is challenged as non-vegetarian. The Brooklyn Eagle labels the stance as a faux worst, while the New York Tribune notes it isn’t a formal Bryan declaration. The era’s editorials mock or analyze the political jostling.

New York Stet Bryan Fayé Brooklyn Eagle New York Tribune

Roosevelt’s Political Heir Accuses Taft of Undue Influence

Chicago Daily News reports speculation that Mr. Bryan may contest the Roosevelt will by alleging undue influence by Taft. The fragment hints at legal actions and political maneuvering surrounding the Roosevelt line of succession and associated endorsements.

Mr. Bryan President Roosevelt Mr. Taft Chicago Daily News

Public Service Board Advances City Contract Issues

The board met Wednesday night and referred the report on the municipal fighting back issue to council. Councilman Bloomberg highlighted unpaid sidewalk costs in several city blocks. The board will likely act next season. Von Nest was to notify attorney Tharry R Smith that the board will improve Theodore Strocek and awaits material from the railroad company per agreement. After approving several bills, the board adjourned.

Board of Public Service Council Council Man Bloomberg von Nest Tharry R Smith Pennsylvania Ines Theodore Strocek

Board Rejects Professor Gorgas Resignation Offer

Prof C A Gorgas tendered resignation to the school board to take a position in McKeesport Pennsylvania at a salary of 1.30. The board refused to accept the resignation.

C. A Gorgas McKeesport Ignation

Gallagher to Run as Independent in Prebatevaudge Race

Joseph Gallagher of Smithville said he will enter the Prebatevaudge race as an independent candidate when in the city on Thursday. He added he believes he can win if Mahlbn Rouch stays in the Republican contest.

Joseph Gallagher Smithville Gallagher Mahlbn Rouch

Obituary notices and assorted dispatches from 1900s papers

Obituary items note Mrs Henry Peterson receiving word of her brother David Holtzberg Jr death in Chicago at 69. Interment set for West Unity. Edward Fishburn, son of Mrs Hetty Fishburn, Jefferson, dies at 29 after four months illness. Funeral Sunday at 1 from Evangelical Church, burial Jefferson cemetery. Mammoth Tobacco Farm near Amsterdam, Ga dominates Sumatar wrapper tobacco used in US cigars. Dispatches include opinions from Philadelphia Inquirer on reckless chauffeurs, Portland Oregonian on family devotion, Kansas City Times on Bryan retirement likelihood.

Henry Peterson Chicago David Holtzberg, Jr Wayne County West Unity-o Edward Fishburn Hetty Fishburn Jefferson Evangelical Church of Jefferson Jefferson Cemetery Mammoth Tobacco Amsterdam United States Pittsboro Chronicle Telephone Philadelphia Inquirer Russia Eigen Mind Torchidren Portland Oregonian Bryan Kansas Cfty Times

Patent Remedies and Health Boosters Advertised

A collage of patent medicine pitches promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm and Ely Cream Balm for sprains and nasal catarrh with claims of rapid healing and no harmful substances. Foley s Honey and Tar is praised for coughs and lung trouble, stressing non opiate content. Dean s Keflets urge easy digestion and regular bowels after heavy meals.

Foley Bixler Pharmacy H. Boyd & Co

Youth Arraigned in Street Crime Case Aids Reform Hope

Robert Charlton a 16 year old youth was arrested after an incident on George Street. Mayor Van Nest and Chief Leader weigh options for his disposition. The juvenile court law and organization remain uncertain, with officials seeking guidance from Judge Eason and the attorney general on establishing a juvenile court and possible reformary commitment.

Robert Charlton North Leiier van Nese Fason Eason Juvenile—Coure

PRESS POINTS POLITICIANS PLANS AND DELIVERIES

A collection of scattered clippings discusses political plans and public revenues, noting heavy emphasis on relief measures and looming projects. Mentions Zeppelin airship leases at Lake Constance and Atlantic City governance, with mixed commentary on progress and public attention.

Zeppelin-finn Lake Constance

Health remedies and tonics crowd 19th century ads

An OCR fragment showcases multiple patent medicines and health products. N B H Brown of Pittsfield endorses Dr King's New Eye Pillg for relieving stomach and bowel kinks, while Dr Shoop's Health Coffee promises a quick, healthful substitute for coffee. Pineules for the kidneys and Dr Thomas Relecin offer relief for aches, throat issues, and pains, with Krieger's Drug Store selling the items.

Dr. King N. B H. Brown Pittsfield S. B. Boyd & Co

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