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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
8
Vintage advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills as instant relief for skin tortures in infants and mothers. Claims lasting cure for eczema psoriasis scaly head ringworm and other humours with strong guarantees of safety economy and world standard cures.
Keene M E church plans elaborate Easter services for next Sunday evening. The report mentions James R Meene in New York on April 9 sailing for Europe after covering shorts.
The OCR text lists numerous individuals including Peter Caton K C Griffin William McDonald C A Leech H F Russell Mrs C E Miller R A McClure Thomas Patterson Henry Redard L D Schett J B Leighinger A J Craig George Shryock Edward Nelson Lewis Leighinger J E Leighinger Mrs Oscar Griffin H C Marquand Adam Thomas Robert Boyd Henderson Boos John C Phillips Frank W Owens Seldon Shutz Benjamin Stoneburner Cochran Sisters Bernst Browning Olive Chamberlin William Gorsline J B Loos J W Williams J S Barnett G B Adams Mrs T W Culbertson Edward Leighinger Edward Shaw H B Beall N J Rehard Chas Mast Leighinger McCammant A Shrock Harry Rehard Alonzo Lockard Joel Rehard John M Kirk HL FP Russell Peter Shafer I W Miller Joel Rehard 2 William Craig D R Culbertson Joel Rehard Albert Renner Thomas Nelson J T West Edward Thompson J Werts A Rippe John W Shaw.
A Russian entomologist M S gu Mokisheski proposes a stem feeding method for trees using iron salts to cure chlorosis and boost growth. He demonstrated on 800 Crimean fruit trees and cites copper sulphate in stems as yielding unusual development. Meanwhile in Rotterdam Sentinels shot trespassers during a railway strike, one killed and several wounded.
A local tailor touts its suits for style, fit, finish, and price. Shop emphasizes unbeatable value, claiming women notice superior workmanship and lower costs compared with rivals.
Delayed letters from county correspondents will appear in the next issue. Miss Rosa March of Pittsburg visits Mrs. Aleck Renfrew. Miss Maude Mohler spent time in Avondale. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Carraham visited relatives in Avon. The school closed Monday due to Prof. Everhart's father’s death. Cc. O. Bessi renovates his house in good weather. Schools event planned Friday evening April 10. Misses Bessie and Allie Nelson hosted friends last Saturday. Mrs. Smith and daughter Laura return from winter in Los Angeles. Miss Mary Balo visited Coshocton Saturday. Wm. Frost, Jesse Balo and John Tilton left for Kearney, Nebraska. Miss Sue Tilton returned from Coshocton. Ben Collins of Zanesville visited his mother Sunday.
A corrected price list covers butter eggs smoked sides beans onions beeswax and poultry with per pound and per bushel rates. It includes grain market figures for wheat corn buckwheat and flour with live stock quotes for cattle sheep calves and hogs plus hay seed and oil meal pricing and Boston quotations for Ohio fleece.
A cyclone swept White and Cleburne counties killing nine and injuring many in western Arkansas. Homes and barns were leveled, farms ravaged, and at Pangburn a church and several residences were destroyed. A. C. Williams was killed and his wife badly injured as wreckage scattered across mountain areas. The storms also damaged Little Red and Bradford areas while other towns reported extensive losses including animals killed and structures razed. In a separate Fayetteville incident, Amanda Williams fatally shot Carroll Nix, a former sweetheart, as he slept while fleeing from her in Arkansas.
A classic tonic advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best preventive and cure to maintain health balance. It claims improved appetite strength and endurance, urging early use to avert sickness and debility.
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