Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised By Local Store
A testimonial from Mr David Stevens credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving backache and kidney discomfort after a hard day. He reports improved sleep and absence of troubling kidney secretions, noting no return after use. Sold by Zutimeriman & Co. drug store and other dealers at 40 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, sole agents. Remember the name Dean’s and take no substitute.
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Zutimeriman & Co
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Burglary at Two Saloons Details Vanishing Cash
Robbers broke into Mougey and Foosebuch saloons on South Market and Tostrobert streets. They forced doors, opened windows, and stole cash totaling around ten dollars plus coins three to four dollars from a back drawer, cigars, and two cigar boxes. Footprints indicate small footwear. no liquor or cigars were disturbed beyond the listed losses.
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Serern
Vinita
Abe Poursen
Mougey
Charles Foosebuch
Norman
Schuch
Schach
Mongessas
Disappearance of A B Gettelman and Mrs Mishler
A Smithville telephone report on Thursday afternoon notes no word from A B Gettelman or Mrs Fred Mishler who vanished last week. The sensational case remains unexplained, with investigators expecting contact within days.
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Smithville
A B Gettelman
Fred Mishler
Press Points and Chicago Talk Across Papers
A collage of satirical items from Chicago papers noting health cures, politics, and social chatter. Entries reference Sir Thomas Lipton, embezzlement charges, a noisy city, and cultural quarrels, with brief takes on theatre, transport, and fashion in American press tone.
Ancient Foe To Health Described In Personal Testimony
A vignette from Syypex Ohio recounts a long standing health foe described as an ugly ancient disease causing neck clusters, shin disfigurement, mucous inflammation, muscle wasting, bone weakness, and lowered disease resistance. After a painful lump on the neck and a running sore, the subject declined until Hood's Sarsaparilla was taken. Six bottles reportedly cured the neck issue and prevented recurrence.
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Alarmist for a Purpose in Free Trade Debate
The piece condemns alarmist campaign rhetoric by Johnson and Clarke and defends Clarke as a free trader aligned with Johnson. It argues business fears are overblown yet predicts a strong free trade stance from Clarke in the U S Senate. The Plain Dealer editorial frames the issue as a vote for general welfare, not doom.
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Sudden Death of William Metzler Near Wooster
William Metzler, 76, collapsed while pitching hay four miles south of Wooster on Thursday. He staggered, fell, and died within minutes. Survived by a wife and five children. Cattle buyers W W Glasge and William Scotland found him dead, examined the beds, and transported the body to his home. Funeral from the residence with burial in Wooster cemetery.
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Rich Strike at Chanute Field Promises Rapid Drilling
A Newia company at Chanute Kansas has struck oil near the heart of a rich field. Baker, longtime Wooster resident and former Republican office figure, serves as president and GM of the firm. The company already owns key wells and plans 32 new ones in a short span.
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Stricken While Threshing Dies After Swoon Near Moreland
Henry Eberly, 71, collapsed while helping to move grain one mile east of Moreland on Wednesday afternoon. He died Thursday morning after being brought home. Survived by wife at Massillon Hospital and six children. Funeral from the residence with interment in Wooster Cemetery. Local neighbors mourn the sudden death.
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Moreland
Eberly
Massillon Hospital
Wooster
Aigeskagorad Friand
Will Play Wooster Saturday Oct Eleven Football Visit
Local football eleven plans a trip to Wooster University on October 10 with practice and lineup notes from Youngstown. Manager Max Qozersky confirms the game abroad in Pa. Potential trials include Shepler and Chase. The team’s best practice session featured Whitcraft Miller Spencer Abbey Benedict Smith as starters and Abbey at full. The first game is set for Saturday against Massillon Athletic Club.
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Wooster University
Wooster
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EL Shepler
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Youngstown
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Unbounded faith in Mi-O-Na guarantee offer
Laubach and Boyd promote Mi-O-Na with a money back guarantee if it fails to increase weight regulate digestion and restore health. They advertise mail orders with postage paid and promise to refund the price if customers see no benefit. They urge use by anyone losing flesh or underweight and claim the remedy aids assimilation and strengthens the digestive system.
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Executor pays 25000 to university from Aylesworth estate
W A Craig acts as executor and transfers 25000 to the university from the Aylesworth estate. The will had set aside 25000 to be paid if the sum netted that amount, and the property is expected to net about 60040, with the stipulated amount turned over by Craig.
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Aylesworth Estate
W. A Craig
Aylesworth
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Rail work expands south west of Orrville town
Orrville notes a big project on the railways southwest of town with a steam shovel on the east side of the C A and C track creating a sidetrack to the Wheeling fill. Many teams work on grading north of the Pittsburg and Ft Wayne tracks toward the overhead Wheeling bridge. Within a year the Mt Quinlan land may be cleared to lay tracks for enlarged transfer business at the junction.
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Synod of Ohio to Meet in Wooster This October
The Synod of Ohio will meet in Wooster on October 13 with a large out of town attendance expected, totaling about three hundred fifty people. The Synodical Sabbath School association and Women and Synodical Missionary societies will also gather on the 4th and 15th, drawing participants from across the state and offering Wooster a rare opportunity to showcase hospitality and civic interchange.
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Synod of Ohio
Wooster
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Synodical Missionary Societies
Woucester
Hyomei hailed as cure for catarrh by vendors
Laubach and Boyd promote Hyomei as the direct application that kills catarrh bacilli. The full outfit costs 100 dollars and includes an inhaler and dropper with several weeks of solution. They guarantee refunds if customers do not see benefits.
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Laubach & Boyd
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