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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
4
The text appears to be a publication masthead for the WOSTON DAILY AGE city paper, listing the Evening edition schedule and the publishing company address in Coshocton Ohio. It notes evening publication with a Sunday exception and identifies the publisher.
A faded line notes the Coshocton post office designation with the phrase second class matter, indicating mail handling status for the publication.
Several Epworth League members from Grace church will travel to West Lafayette on Saturday for the district convention at the M. B. church. Dr Clark Miss Anna Edwards and Miss Mabel Riggs will take pay in the program. Joly Party honors Genevieve Guthrie with a gathering on Fifteenth Street Thursday. Guests include Mrs Evans of Newark and Guthrie relatives. The event featured a variety of young attendees and modest refreshments. The Bock Lovers Club studied Les Miserables at Truman Walt’s home with papers and discussion and plans to continue alongside Sidney McCall’s The Breath of the Gods. The Slumber Party at W A H B included Misses Miller Hanley and others, ending with a breakfast and plaster-of-Paris favors. Mrs James Crow visits relatives in Conesville this week.
Druggist C. E. Anderson urges parents to try Vinci Cod Liver Oil for weak pale children. He claims it restores vitality by delivering medicinal nutrients from fresh cod liver, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to make children well and rosy.
AHealth column touts Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and hair loss, citing Prof Anna and widespread use. Social events at Grace church hosted by the Junior League, plus community notices on Avery Noble studying in Paris, Holloway Missionary Society reports, and Musique Club gathering with piano solos and refreshments.
The ladies of the Womans Relief Corps plan a ten cent social on April 16 at the G A R hall with each woman sharing how she earned a dollar they piecized. An entertaining program is promised. Mrs. T L Montgomery and her son Edward traveled to Newark for a stay. Miss Sara Barcroft visited relatives in Newcomerstown over Sunday.
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