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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
4
The ABE PUBLISHING COMPANY notes Coshocton moves to teach manual training in public schools with $75 in carpentry tools and sewing for girls. The program aims to awaken practical results through grammar and math, not a trade school. Also highlighted: turbine power station at Roscoe and cheaper electricity could spur Coshocton’s growth in two years.
Trial testimony recalls a church conversation where Dickerson and Hardesty agreed to drop a saw mill dispute and shake hands. Witness describes personal knowledge of Dickerson as quiet and peaceable, while defense presses for details of his character and past actions amid lingering anonymous letters and a 1879 incident.
The article cites Newbro's Herpicide as a dandruff cure claiming germ destruction and hair health. It also covers a tense dispute at a mill involving threats, anonymous letters, and witness testimony, with Judge Rosen and Prosecutor Glenn steering a heated court scene.
The notice promotes Burns and Gosser as the sole optical room with scientific instruments for eye examinations. It claims readers’ sight issues are detectable and urges immediate action with free examinations offered.
Mr Jordan preaches at the Presbyterian church on Profit and Loss tonight, urging business men to hear a forceful talk. The meetings led by Mr Jordan and Mr Mitchell are non sensational yet generate strong interest. Last night’s congregation was among the week’s largest, with the quartet including Dawson Dummermuth Mitchell and Hosmer well received.
Assessors of the county report to an office Saturday at 1 pm for supplies and small tools. City assessors meet at 2 pm same day to continue official duties.
State President Green and Vice President Sullivan traveled from Coshocton Thursday for the Clay City stop. In Zanesville the subdistrict convention will choose officers with Sherman Crawford and Ed Miller among leading candidates for president and secretary respectively.
President Brightman of the County Baseball club calls a meeting of league managers at the Mecca hotel Friday to finalize the organization and set scheduling committees for the week.
Miss Mae Denman reported losing a prized ring at Trinway station while awaiting Panhandle No 32 to Coshocton. She had taken it off in the lavatory, and a Coshocton woman who shared the waiting room was suspected but denied knowledge. A traveling man alerted police. recovery seems unlikely.
The plan outlines a turbine powered plant above Roscoe near the canal with two machines of 510 kilowatts each, totaling 1600 kilowatts. Water power will supply industry, the present plant remains for emergencies, operation expected early next fall, and the city urges industrial growth as electricity becomes the main energy source. The Coshocton Business Men's Association calls a meeting tonight to elect officers.
An advertisement argues Malta-Vita, a whole wheat cereal, supports children against schooling strains by providing essential nutrients. It claims Malt Life meaningfully aids digestion, builds blood, and suits all ages, noting the product is ready to eat and sold by grocers for 10 cents.
The article explains that the digestive system is designed to process food properly when not overworked. It notes that most diseases labeled indigestion arise from stomach overwork and urges taking a product to relieve the stomach briefly, aid digestion, curb fermentation, and support digestion so nature can cure the ailment.
Dr Jackson offers Digestive and Liver Powders containing Pepsin Pancretin and Hyphosphites to boost gastric juices and digestion. Sold by druggists for 60 cents and 1.00 dollar, prepared by Dr Jackson.
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