Wooster High Football Schedule Aims To Rally Support
Wooster High plans a home game schedule with five home dates and ticket sales at one dollar to fund season entries. Captain John McSweeney Jr and manager Ralph Smith announce games including Medina Canton Massillon Salem University School and Shaw High across September to November in Wooster Medina New Philadelphia and Cleveland venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Thompson
Bonham
Wooster High
John McSweeney
What to do in Dyspepsia
A public health style note promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable laxative to cure dyspepsia by boosting gastric and peptic juices. It claims relief from heartburn sour stomach bloating and other symptoms and includes a testimonial about Lt Harry F Kester who recovered weight after use. It advertises a bottle for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPR
Harry F. Kester
Chicago
Battle of
Santiago
No Laxative So Good and Sure as Dr Crowell Syrup Pepsin
Public notice promotes Dr Crowell Syrup Pepsin as a cure for stomach liver and bowel issues claiming purity guarantee No 17 from Washington DC and listing PEPSIA Syrup Co Montreallo illi as the address.
Youth Plea in Abatement Hearing Over Workhouse
Judge S. B. Edson presided as Charles Rosenblo, a youth linked to Jesse James fame, faced an abatement plea for multiple residence break ins in Canaan township. Defense argued remand to juvenile court, guardian’s proxy sought guilty plea for a workhouse sentence. prosecutor asserted current law and indictment. Judge Eason reserved decision.
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S. B* Edson
Wade
Charles Rosenblo
Jesse James
Canaan Township
Jos. Fritz
Lyman Critchfield
Carlin
Atata
Fritz
Rosenblu
Critchfield
Ouuu
Eason
Ashbrook Lion Tale Proves A Local Misunderstanding
A Jamestown exposition visit sparked a false report that Congressman William Ashbrook and Ohio Exposition Bureau head Clark C Doughty received baby lions. Ashbrook did not own a lion or accept any gift, and the story originated from a lively photo moment at the wild animal show.
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Wm. A. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio
Clark C Doughty
Ohio Excursion Bureau
Exposition Grounds
Ashbrook
Bryan
Washington
Newark
Repairman Arrest Over Damaged Coal Pump
Officer Walter arrested George Welker a Millbrook Coal Shores restaurant worker for destruction of property after he struck an iron pump with a ball breaking a section of the metal. Welker pleaded guilty before Mayor Van Nest and was fined one dollar. his mother paid the bill. This first offense resulted in a light penalty.
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EB. R Walter
Pennsylvania Lines
George Welker
Millbrook
Wesker
Obituary notices from Orrville on Gravatt and Keller
Obituary Johen A Gravatt 54 died Sept 5 Salida Colorado after a short illness. Graduated Wooster 1878 he was Rio Grande agent at Salida and survived by Mrs Gravatt. Born Lancaster Ohio one of ten children his parents living. William Keller died Sept 17 1907 in Orrville aged 84 years 6 months 2 days. Blind past four years, survive 20 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Remains to Shelby for Spring Mill cemetery interment. 22 day old son of Harry Messenheimer died Friday night after spasms funeral Saturday.
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Johen A. Gravatt
Wooster University
Salida
Col
McClarran
Mr. Gravatt
Lancaster, O
William Keller
J. S. Geisinger
Pine Street
Orrville
Tuesaday
Shelby
Spring Mill Cemetery
Harry Messenheimer
Esat South Street
Heard A Good Lecture by Miss Marie C Brehm
Miss Marie C Brehm delivered a fine temperance lecture at the First Presbyterian Church in Worcester. She is a noted special lecturer on scientific temperance for the Presbyterian Church and is viewed by WOTOs as a possible next national president of the WCTO.
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Marie C. Brehm
Wooster
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Brehm
General Asembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Lost attick and illness cured by King's New Life Pills
A fragment notes a bilious attack with nausea and headache after a purchase at S. A. Boyd & Co. Dr. King’s New Life Pills are advertised as a guaranteed cure for indigestion, jaundice, and related ailments. The ad claims growing demand and pill efficacy.
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S. A. Boyd & Co
Dr. King
Mansfield Women Vote in School Board Primaries
Women in Mansfield will vote in Democratic and Republican primaries for school board candidates. The state secretary of state confirms separate ballots boxes poll books and tally sheets are required for education board votes.
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Mansfield
Board of Education
Deligion
Fisher
Board of Elections
Carmin Thompson
Fisher Ja
Weo
Suffering German Shoemaker Frank Roth Dies in Wooster
Frank Roth died shortly before noon Friday at his home on East Larwill street after a seven year illness. He was 81, born in Germany, came to America as a boy, and lived in Wooster for over fifty years. A shoemaker by trade, he worked later for DC Corry Lumber Co. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs Katie Roth, a well known caterer who cared for him during his long sickness. Funeral was from his residence at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Frank Roth
East Larwill Street
Germany
America
Wooster
Mr Roth
Dc, Corry Lumber Co
Mies Katie Roth
Wooster Potatoes and Town Jokes Highlight Local Talks
In Wooster, residents discuss potato prices with George Lautzenheiser predicting prices will stay high and supply tight as Ohio yields lag. Town talk also covers student presence, town life with opening schools, a long anecdote about a prom night overcoat entrapment, and local ads for Dean's Kidmay Pills and Kidney Pills with cautions to avoid other products.
Doylestown Home Weeks Spark Civic Balloon Boost
Citizens of Doylestown stage energetic homecoming events with balloon ascensions and other features expected to draw crowds and showcase local enterprise during a bustling celebration.
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Doylestown
Armistice Extension Report From Casablanca
Casablanca Sept 21 hostile Moorish chiefs who had been negotiating for peace did not appear before General Drude at 3 o clock Friday afternoon and the armistice was extended as a result.
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Casablanca
Drude
Girls Seek Work Then Ride to Cleveland for Jobs
In Wooster two teenage girls Lilian Treene and Leva Miller wandered the city penniless after claiming work at a match factory failed. Helpers raised funds to send them to Cleveland where they secured dining room positions with Mr Yoder. Separately Philip Young saved George Campbell from an oncoming train wheel, suffering severe foot injuries and a shoulder break. amputation of toes was performed.
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Quycon
Wooster
Warrage
Lilian Treene
Leva Miller
Ashland
John W Bryant
Cleveland
A. T. Bashford
Mr. Yoder
Philip Young
al. E. Luce
Saturda
Mr. Young
George W W. Campbell
Bellevue
T. Campbell
Chicago
Geraten Slager
Young
Campbell
Emancipation Day address highlights negro progress
Springfield Ohio September 21 Governor Harris spoke at the Emancipation Day celebration praising the negro's role in art industry science politics and war. He urged a hopeful future citing a coming centennial in 1982 as blacks gain rights and distinction. The event included a parade and speeches by Harris Senator Hypes and General Kiefer.
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Springfield
Harris
Clark County Fair Grounds
Durgoo
O. F. Hypes
J Warren Kiefer
Dudium Charged With Blackmail In Bellefontaine Case
Bellefontaine, Sept. 21 Charles A Dudium a Cleveland draftsman faced a blackmail charge filed by the Bellefontaine Bridge and Steel Co where he formerly worked He allegedly wrote a letter demanding $100 to be sent to Cleveland or he would tell an Indianapolis firm that work was not per contract.
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Bellefontaine
Charles A. Dudium
Cleveland
Bellefontaine Bridge and Steel Company
Dudium
Indianapolis
Cane crush at Ohio State injures student Koons
Columbus Ohio September 21 a cane rush at Ohio State University left George Koons of Columbus a sophomore seriously hurt. As the cane entered freshmen territory just before time was called Koons fell onto the cane and was buried beneath a mass of struggling humanity injuring his back badly spraining him.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
George Koons
Koons
Quarrel Over Fence Leaves Two Men Critical
In Zanesville Ohio on September 31 Henry Beach and neighbor Henry McNutt battled after a storm blew down a line fence. Beach stabbed McNutt in the abdomen with a penknife and McNutt struck Beach with a picket fracturing his skull. Both men are in critical condition. The second item notes the yacht Eleanor of Marblehead Massachusetts winning the Lipton cup in Jamestown exposition races with Eleanor leading 12 points to 11 for Dorothy Q and Capsicum tied at 9. Capsicum, Dorothy Q, and Dorothy followed in order with Sue also in the mix before disqualification altered final standings.
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Zanesville
Henry Beach
John McNutt
Beach
McNutt
Norfolk
Eleanor
Marblehead
Maas
Dorothy Q
Mass
Dorothy
Baltimore
Capsicum
Port Washington
L. L
Sue
New York
Lusitania Returns With Maiden Voyage Highlight
New York on September 30s rumors swirl as the Lusitania arrives after its maiden voyage. Reports say the grand steamship drew crowds and press attention for its speed and luxury.
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New York
Lusitania
Lowe
Common Pleas Court Judge Eason Hears Debtor Creditor case
Judge Eason of Common Pleas Court heard evidence Thursday in the matter Potin g versus Saal et al on application for a debt matter. The session focused on the debts and related claims presented during the proceeding.
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Eason
Potin G
Press Points: varying views on politics and figures
A collage of editorial quips and opinions from multiple papers. It cites Congressman Lilley on otters, ex mayor Schmitz on pensions, a New York candidate scramble, claims of international rules, party missteps, Taft and Bryan posturing, and other satirical lines about American politics and journalism.
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Lilley
Connecticut
Schmitz
San Ncisco
Baltimore Sun
Dr Addison's Description of Anaemia and Cure Claims
Summary of a historic medical note describing anaemia symptoms per Dr Thomas Addison. It credits Dr Williams' Pink Pills for early cases and cites Mrs. B Brown of Columbus Street, Jackson, Mich, who regains appetite and strength after using the pills. The ad-style piece urges readers to buy and order the medicine by mail or from local druggists.
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Thomas Radison
Landog
Addison
Um Williams
Addisomasya
B. Brown
Columbus Street
Jackoom
Miah
R. Willian
Dr. Williams
D. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Republicans of Franklin township meet to nominate slate
The Republicans of Franklin township are requested to meet at township house on Saturday evening September 28 from 6 to 8 for the purpose of nominating a township ticket and any other business that may come before the convention. JOHN A. HITES, Committeeman. DewWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is good for boils buns cuts scalds and skin diseases. It is especially good for piles. Sold by Keefer's Drug Store.
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Franklin Township
Township House
John A. Hites
DewWitt
Keeer
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