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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
3
An excerpt argues that flesh loss stems from stomach digestive diseases and that Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach disorders to restore flesh and strength by enabling digestion and assimilation of food. It presents a testimonial style claim about bodily weakness and nutrition.
Gustave F. Swift sets guiding rules for men seeking success. Avoid wasteful spending on style and keep a level head as wealth grows. Know your business from top to bottom and balance work religion and pleasure. Measure against neighbor’s moves and pursue a sane standard.
Lowell Mass March 31 Organized textile labor demonstrated strength in a seven mill shutdown and considered broadening the strike. The knits council debated expanding to Lawrence hosiery but faced an unfriendly reception. No trouble occurred at mill gates and streets were quiet as workers, dressed in their best, walked the sidewalks amid an unusual stillness in the mill city.
In response to a citizens mass meeting, J. 9. Crawford, Republican candidate for Fourth Ward council, declares support for the gas question resolutions and vows to use his vote to compel the gas company to honor its franchise. Also notes Mrs. William Boras visiting partner Mire David Leaning in Berea.
In San Francisco on April 1 Young Corbett defeated Terry McGovern in the eleventh round after twice sending him to the canvas in the first and second rounds. Timekeeper George Harding and others disputed the finish, but referee Graney upheld the decision as McGovern could not rise after the count of ten.
In Fort Bragg California strikers clash with nonunion workers prompting a free fight that spills from a saloon to the streets with several wounded. Separately Barcelona’s Catalan party issues a threatening manifesto shocking Madrid and Valencia where the police chief is dismissed amid ongoing disorder. In Kansas City a dementia patient fatally wounds his brother and sister before killing himself.
April 1 report states the postoffice department probe is advancing quietly under direction of Postmaster General Payne with his full approval. Del Merrell of Newcomerstown is visiting Mr and Mrs Finnell on South Fifth street for a few days.
Pale people seek stronger comfort from thick blood, a notion noted as part of a broader discussion on health and vitality. The passage underscores the belief in dietary and lifestyle links to blood quality and bodily vigor.
An Ozomulsion promotion claims its blue skin and pallor are danger signs and urges readers to test the product by sending name and address to The Ozomulsion Co in New York for samples.
The text catalogs birthdays and notable events from March 29 to April 4, naming figures such as David Everett, John Tyler, Roswell Smith, John Fiske, Thomas Jefferson, and James McCosh, plus milestones like ether use in surgery and Alaska sale approval. It notes calendar shifts and historical dates across years and highlights prominent writers, scientists, and public figures.
About 20 000 carpenters plumbers masons and other building trades workers from New York to Hartford demand a 420 percent wage rise. Contractors and builders unite in a 800 strong organization to resist and bar supply dealers who bow to union wage terms. Unions reject a 10 percent offer and pledge solidarity across Westchester County and western Connecticut.
The report notes higher output and anticipates increased production. It estimates total earnings may reach about $35,000,000 this year, aided by advances already received by the anthracite sector.
In Chicago on April 1 three thousand tanners voted to strike. Marine firemen oilers and water tenders will refuse to work under orders from Cleveland chiefs. Employers refused a nine hour day a 10 percent wage rise and recognition of the union. The action affects 14 tanneries including three owned by American Hide and Leather. A wider lake fleet tie up is likely due to a second strike order.
Governor Taft recovers from illness and directs continued campaign in Rizal province to disperse insurgents and bandits. He plans to move to Benguet soon to oversee administration through the hot season. Five native volunteers who betrayed Doa garrison in Albay province are sentenced to death.
The Coshocton law firm Pomerene and Pomerene is named general counsel for the Appleyard syndicate in Ohio. Appleyard holdings span eight lines statewide including the Ohio River and Western. The firm opens an Columbus office in the Ruggery building while retaining Coshocton offices and local practice.
Miss Macra E. Palm, a primary department teacher in Bancroft Building, writes a full page piece for the April issue of Primary Education, Boston. The article describes a monthly weather record she installed at her school and includes pen and ink drawings.
Reports from Sofa and surrounding regions describe a massacre of 31 men and villagers near Isuib by Bashi Bazouks, with further Balkans news noting czarist gifts to Montenegro and Russia warning Bulgaria. Other items cover Mitrovitza fighting, a new Bulgarian cabinet, Dominican Republic clashes, and U.S. military movements toward Manila.
Crowds fill C B Andersons Drug Store at 2 Forbes block as Mi o Na free samples are handed out. The offer guarantees a refund if the remedy does not cure dyspepsia, with no cost to the purchaser unless satisfied.
Billy the Kid discusses a scheme by Mayor Rinner and the Johnson Rinner firm to prepare knives for election violence. Brooks Johnson warns of bloody acts linked to campaign work while M. Q. Baker heads to Boston and New York for a vacation return.
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