Learn ce for ITI 99 Eleventh Street Milwaukee Wis
A testimonial from Mrs M Brickner praises Peruna for restoring health after months of headaches back pains and dizziness. The ad claims female catarrh is a key cause and that treating catarrh cures pelvic and head catarrh alike. Readers are invited to write to Dr Tratman for free advice and to consult a physician for catarrh treatment.
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Eleventh Street
Milwaukee
Wis
M. Brickner
Tratman
Ptrrenes Firs Hortert
Tia An Yee Cay Tumbue
Smithville Letter Details Local News and Illnesses
Smithville letter from Sept describes autumn work and apples, plus multiple local illnesses and visits. It notes frame work on the K. P. hall, plastering on homes, travel by residents to Akron and Cleveland, and social gatherings. Minor obituaries and hospital transfers are mentioned alongside lectures, fairs, and a streetcar salve endorsement.
Applecreek Notes Reflect a Busy Community Week
Applecreek notes from Sept 26 recount visits by Mrs John Hess and Grandma Strong to Seinen fiederan ager Anda and Miss Clara Nussbaum visiting friends in Cleveland. Local residents attend church events, funerals, and Sunday school picnics. several families travel to Massillon, Orrville, and Canton for visits, services, and university study. Upcoming events include a Sunday school picnic turnout, the celebration of the Lord's Supper at the Presbyterian church, and Curtis Snowalter's sale next Tuesday.
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Applecreek
John Hess
Grandma Strong
Seinen Fiederan Ager Anda
Clara Nussbaum
Cleveland
Mra
McLaughlin
Canal Fulton
Waa Aguesti
Henry Manson
Omrand
Caldwell
Kansas
Ellen Hunter
J. W. Boyer
Perryaville
William and
Clarance Beazell
Canton
Frank Beazell
J W Boyer
W. Y Orr
A. D. Eyiman
A. D. Eyman
Massillon
J. B. West
Lagt
Ivery
Eores Case
Deasie Frease Griffith Sksbure
Fior
D. L. Whitmire
Darrah
Barberton
A. L. Rosas
Lewis
Milas Florence Whonsotter
Wooster University
BR. F. Hoisington
Lancaster County
Lorain
Mra Rittek
Curtis Snowalters
Mre
A. Reese
Lottie
Nellie Staller
Wooster
Edna Holsington
Social notes from Sept 26 gatherings and visitors
Sept 26 Mrs Reuben Lewis hosted her sister from Cleveland and Daniel Fiskloger and Erane daughter from Williams County visited Mrs Weldrick. Mr Hoffman and family of Wooster stayed with W C Showwalters before leaving for California. Ladies sewed carpet rags for Mrs Rey Kittenhourse at her home on Wednesday evening. Nelson Shay of Medina was a visitor.
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Reuben Lewis
Cleveland
Daniel Fisckloger
Erane
Williams County
Sept 26 Visitors From Enon In Town
Sept 26 G W Leyda and wife of Enon visited here over the weekend. She helps with church and home work while he was a former postmaster and railroad agent. They spoke of routines and meals and noted dependability on The ely Heep in Feads tonight. Local reports mention Monitor smoothing trons and Levi Plank of Wooster in business.
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G. W. Leyda
Enon
Peneral
Leyda
Apenty
Levi Plank
Wooster
Aluniter
S. C. Parker
Mansel
J. Bo
T. Qdoll
Tuscaloga
Satur
Mt Eaton notes corn crop fair amid odd lines
Sept 20 Mt Eaton reports corn cutting fair though low lands lagging. Local chatter notes residents visiting nearby towns, deaths, and various small-town items. Mentions John Bringer of Lorain visiting, George Roth heading to Ann Arbor, and the death of Joseph West of Applereek at Massillon Hospital. Several residents away for studies or at local businesses.
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Mt. Eaton
Orrville
Eidker
Wooster
John J. Bringer
Lorain
Jacob Ruch
George Roth
Ann Arbor
Mitch
Joseph West
Applereek
Massillon Hospital
West
I “Sit
Lizzie Pharna
Lucas Inn
Della Bovine Andresa Canada
Barberton Hotel
Philip Parrott
A Hursinger
Carl Bricker
O 2
Village
Shirod
New Philadelphia
J. J
Ea Schlafly
Beech City
Frank Cabot
Killbuck
J. A Villard
Filtz Finger
Sievan Stauffer
Akron
Sotnd Stauffer
Julius
Paul Matthies
D. A. Blanchard
Ellen Pinkerton
Canton
Mathoi
Fratericksburg Deaths and Church Notes
Fratericksburg reports Rev Campbell preached in United Presbyterian Church in Rev Mc Clintock absence. Samuel Richards died after stomach trouble. a Holmes County citizen with many friends in the county. Mrs Dessie Kresea Griliti died after long illness, mourned by husband and baby, father, mother, brother, and many friends. Funeral services held with pallbearers named.
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Fratericksburg
Rev. Campbell
Painayiveda
United Presbyterian Church
McClintock
Samuel Richards
Richards
Holmes
Perdvatterrertt Air
Thompson
Calumpuns
D . Barnes
Dessle Kresea
Vere
Howenstine
Ion Vere
Sarkis
Wayne Coal Company mine tour report from 1905
J G Black describes a mine northeast of Doylesown visited Sept 16 1905. The shaft and incline access 82 feet deep with a thick coal seam of 4 to 6 feet across 80 to 100 acres. Ventilation, a new air shaft, strong plant, and room for 50 miners suggest profitable operation with ready market and stock for sale through M S Reed Wooster Ohio.
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J. G. Black
Ma Tow
Hag
Wayne Coal Company
Doyies Own
Boas
Reed
iNé Regiad
Threata
Redt
Preaunt Company
Hea Beer
Tyte
Wen
Jiupang
Wooster
Ohio
Republican
Pink Pills Aid Binghampton Engineer in Only Four Weeks
Oscar N Bates of 18 Doubleday Street Binghampton New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing a four year summer skin outbreak and related ailments. He reports improved skin health, eased nervous strain and restored eyesight after use. Bates, a locomotive engineer, promotes the pills and notes their availability by mail order from Schenectady New York.
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Oscar Ne Bates
Doubleday
Binghampton
N. Y
Willams
Pilla
Signal Corps
Army of the Jamea
Department of Virginia
North Carolina
Post
Unounta
Wilama
Dr. Willams
Draggista
A . Postowid
Dr. Williams Medicing Co
Schenezectady
Harvest Home Services At Presbyterian Church
Dr Scott Hershey directed Harvest Home services at the Presbyterian church with fall decor featuring corn pumpkins apples and other fruits centered near the pulpit. The choir offered special music and Dr Hershey preached on The Fruits of Nature and of Life. Jane Monroe, former parishioner from Boston, attended the Wooster event.
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Presbyterian Church
Scott £. Hershey
Wm. Annat
Tylor
Geo. Palmer
Henry Boigegrain
W. A. Barnard
Hrahey
Jovalius
Dr. Hershey
Boston
Jane Monroe
Cleveland
Wooster
Mrs Elizabeth Taggart Dead in Akron
Mrs Elizabeth Taggart aged 54 years wife of Astor E J Taggart of Akron died Tuesday morning unexpectedly though in poor health. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 p m from the Akron home. She was daughter of J C Brown of Wooster and sister of Mrs W P Snyder and George Brown of Wooster and Mrs Andrew Broem man of Orrville. Survived by two sons and two daughters.
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Elizabeth Taggart
Astor E.J. Taggart
Akron
J. C. Brown
Wooster
W. P. Snyder
George Brown
Andrew Breoneman
Orrville
Orv
Major Taggart
Untitled Pittsburg Woman Recovers Health After Illness
Mrs Annia Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania recalls four weeks of typhoid and kidney trouble. She describes severe weakness and bending gait until the Terrible Bitters restored her health and strength.
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Annia Hunter
Pittsburg
Reform Church Hosts Harr yoat Home Festival
The Rev Tormed church held its Harr yoat Home festival with services at 10:80 and a sermon by Rev S Esre Neikirk titled The Empty Heart. Music by Miss Ethel Foltz led the choir, offering about $100 for missions and education. The Endeavor Society had a lively, large gathering and decor featured grain fruit vegetables and flowers.
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Tormed
Conservatory
Tim
Case and Wooster Set For First Big Game Saturday
Case School of Applied Science aims for victory next Saturday as Wooster prepares hard. Coach St John pushes the Wooster squad and Case captain Joe Wentworth stresses top form as both teams seek an early season win amid expected large crowds.
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Mi O
Aoaton
Case School of Applied Science
Wooster
South
Case
Joe Wentworth
Wooster Boys
St. John
Letter List No. 39 Gentlemen I Went to See Wend Wins
A fragmentary letter list page shows names and partial phrases. The readable lines indicate a correspondence sequence with unnamed addressees and scattered names such as Wend and Crane, but the legible content is non-cohesive and incomplete. The item functions as a crime-era style ledger of correspondences rather than a full narrative.
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Peru
M. Brickiner
Afrancy Company
Plerspendy Resulators
Zs Ponte, Pragg Or
Smithville
Teleaise
J. H. Babout
K. P. Hall
John J. Schrock
Svork
Mia
Daisy Dear
Ilness
Rhoads
J. R Hartzler
Martha Chingo
Morris and
Anstutter
Mééianicaburg
Pay
H. #.Longenecker
Mechanicsburg
A. Brenneman
Austin Hutchinson
Morris Hutchinson
H. Brenner
Llewellyn Steiger
Buchanan Farm
Monroe County
Coluube
P."fonk
Meding
Iisness
D. Brenneman
Amish
Bessie Schwam
Coth
H . Swartz
Point Breeze
Psunt
A. C. Wieand
Mrs. Steele
B. Swartz
Mr. Swartz
John Fike
Reedsburg
Simon Miller
Sation
Neta Harry Rich
Colorado
Mary Steele
Adair
Kate Johnson
Sheri Brown
Massillon State Hospital
J. W. Bricker
Helen Michener
Moses—Bricker
Creepeets Walton County
Florida
Harry Sinclair
Mra Rhoads
Detroit
Rev. J
Zook
The
River Brethren Bren Church
Union Church
Paradise
Chicago
G. J. Welch
Texonusha
Mich
Laubach & Boyd
Advertisein
the Republican
Eee Applecreek
Canaan
Bichi
Michael Stern
Max Bloomberg & Co
Widow Jones
America
the House OF Kuppenheimer
Howard
Bid Prairie
Newkirk
Onnty
Aisdaughter
Aleworth
Frank Kush
Ayleworth
Fredericksburg
Prof
Harvest Home Services
E. F. Taggart
Reformed Church
Henig
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