Easter Announcement Tailors Union Label in Every Garment
A local shop proclaims Easter timing and proudly notes that each garment bears the Custom Tailors Union Label, signaling quality and standard.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
5
A local shop proclaims Easter timing and proudly notes that each garment bears the Custom Tailors Union Label, signaling quality and standard.
Local note extols Coshocton and nearby residents for a splendid opportunity their town offers to the young people. The piece emphasizes education, culture, and community support as paths to growth.
Numerous women society groups meet in homes and churches across town. The Women Missionary, C W E M, Grace church units, Book Lovers, Holloway Missionary Society, Junior League, and Daughters of Rebekah hold sessions and plan Easter activities, socials, and district meetings. Cartoons and notes describe Roscoe club elections, Miss Grimm's letter from Chicago, and Miss Palm's OSN appointment.
Edward Hurst of New Philadelphia Ohio announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congress in the seventy first district, seeking election in the next federal race.
Express shipment brings gloves in black and white in various lengths. Eight button at 5.75 per pair. twelve button at 2.75? (likely 2.75) and 3.50 for extra fine French gloss. twenty four button with lace in, price 5 per pair.
New baby list notes a ten pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs HB Den ner. The Columbus Dispatch features a photo of President Green's home on Bart Chestaunt street as a representative mines home. A curious line promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as giving clear complexions at 36 cents per Tea or Tablets.
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