Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonies
Letters from women describe relief from ovarian and uterus related illnesses after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Multiple testimonials claim cures, renewed strength, and improved health after prior doctor visits and failed treatments. Names and locations include Mrs. Ciara Maxt Ashland Wisconsin and Mrs. Frances Stafford New York City.
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Mas. Proxeau
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
N. P
Nat
Express Go
Ashland
Wis
Frances Stafford
East 114Th Street
New York
N.Y
Lydia E. Pink
Etter
Columbus merchant David Schanfarber dies at 44
David Schanfarber a longtime Columbus clothing merchant died early Friday at his daughter Mrs I A Rosenthal's home from diabetes and blood poisoning He and his brother ran Schanfarber Brothers at High and State streets The funeral was held yesterday Rabbi David Klein presiding He was born in Cleveland and moved to Columbus 13 years ago His illness worsened two weeks ago Also noted are church tidings and local notices about pensions and a theater scenery contract with Armbruster Son of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Schanfarber
Columbus
I. A. Rosenthal
West Broad Street
The
State Journal
David Klein
Greenlawn
Schanfarber
Baptist Annual Meeting Ends With Crowded Coshocton Rally
The Baptist church weeklong meetings closed Friday with a full congregation and rally of all the Coshoc ton Baptists. Mr Willey preached one of his best sermons to the delight of all. Reports from all departments showed the church in a prosperous turn.
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Baptist Church
Coshocton
Chase After Horse Ends in Squire's Court
In Squire Wimmer's court a jury decides in favor of defendant William Markley in the case David Labne versus Markley over horse ownership. The suit follows an incident on Main Street where Labne traded a wag for a horse and $25. Stutzman sold the horse to Markley that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Labne
William Markley
Squire Wimmer
Main Street
Young Lahne
Jacob Lahne
Linton Township
Stutzman
Markley
Mr. Markley
Hoodlums Disturb Church Worshippers at Union Chapel
Disturbances at Union Chapel led by several youths prompted police intervention. Officers Gorman and Wagner broke up the disturbances as charges were filed against George Layton and James Cox by Samuel Guilliams after his daughter faced harassment. A hearing set by the mayor. In other news, the county agricultural society awarded Pettit a $2400 contract for a new dwelling, ticket office, and WCTU rooms at the fair grounds, with plans to enlarge the grandstand by $1000.
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Union Chapel
I. B. Dillon
Gorman and
Wagner
George Layton
James Cox
Samuel Guilliams
The
County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Pettit
Eternal Sea of Camilla B Compton Obituary
Camilla B Compton wife of J M Compton died at home on Main Street Friday evening at eight oclock. Born January 6 1841 in Roscoe she lived in Coshocton most of her life and leaves four children Charles B Compton Jessie A William M and Edward C. Funeral services were held Monday at two oclock conducted by Reverend Toland with interment at South Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla B. Compton
J. M. Compton
Main Street
Camilia Burns
Roscoe
John and
Rachel (le Retilley) Burns
Coshocton
Charles B.compton
Toile
Philippine Islands
Jessie A
William M
Edward C
Matties B. Leonard
Cleveland
M. G. Hack
Charles F. Burns
North Carolina
W. Toland
South Lawn Cemetery
Reflections on love duty and character in marriage
A reflective piece critiques how affection can blind judgment and how petty concerns can curb ambition. It notes honest marriage endures, anger triggers self-pardon, and happiness may come from attending to others. It observes vanity hampers trust and sometimes men and women worry over love versus duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Moon Festival In China And Its Ancient Roots
In China moon worship persists with the Sueping festival in the eighth month. People bake moon shaped cakes with figures, visit friends and elders, and present cakes while offering prayers to the moon. A Jewish prophet’s verse is tied to this custom by commentators.
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China
Memory Echoes From War Vets Across Eras
A Confederate veteran who fought in the Spanish War sometimes thought he faced Yankees in moments of excitement. A Kinglake biography notes Loris Raglan, a Napoleonic Wars veteran, who in 1854 went to Crimea and, amid staff, would call the enemy “the French” in front of French officers, reflecting long-held peninsular ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinglake
Loris Raglan
Raglan
Crimea
Lord Rugian
Mrs M Q Baker and daughter return from Columbia today
Mrs M Q Baker and her daughter Miss Margaret arrived back from Columbia today, according to local arrivals.
County Board Adopts Road and Bridge Projects
County commissioners closed their monthly session approving road and bridge work with names and rates for reroofing river bridges and culvert work. Bills total 2896.28. A road alteration request in Crawford was granted with observers appointed for the April 22 meeting with the county surveyor.
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John Knuckle
Walhending River
J.M. Finley
Randles River Bridge
Fred Gosa
John Porteus
Jackson Tp
John Blemnknecht
Tuscarawas
T. J. Bell
Dickerson Land
Washington Tp
William Lower
Crawford
Calvin Werts
Henry Stagwmire
Abram Ridgway
James Cox
Virginia
Measure Passes Libel Act Heads To Governor For Approval
Harrisburg April 11 The libel bill sailed through the house by 125 to 67 after a bitter fight with three Democrats voting with the majority and 23 Republicans with the minority. The senate passed it by 122 to 56 and united front by leaders Penrose and allies aided the campaign. Governor Pennypacker now reviews the measure for sign or veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennypacker
House
Philadelphia
Senate
United States
Penrose
Soldier Boys Return From the Wars
Arthur Temple, three years in the U S army, will receive his discharge on the twenty ninth of this month in San Francisco where stationed. He served in Cuba and the Philippines. His health improved. Samuel R Coe, another Coshocton youth, returns with him from the West. J J Murray was in Newcomeratown Thursday.
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Arthur Temple
U.S
San Francisco
Severa
Cuba
Philippines
Samuel R. Coe
Coshocton
West
Fire at the Novelty Advertising Plant in Coshocton
A major fire at the Novelty Advertising company plant caused an estimated loss of 3000 to 5000 dollars. Coshocton volunteer firefighters battled the blaze Thursday night, using heavy hose trucks to control flames that started in the stencil heart of the building. Insurance coverage totals 521,000 with two firms. The cause is suspected to be spontaneous combustion. Phones are being added to cabooses along the line to improve train communications.
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Novelty
Advertising CO
Novelty Advertising Company
Coshocton
Borhood
Tai
Gallagher
Theo
M.D. Guster
Boyd & McConnell
W. A. Miser
Calboones
L. E
Zanesville
Naevarie
Baltic
Randies Infant Dies of Lung Fever at Franklin Station
Three year old Jesse Randies, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Randies, died at home in Franklin Station at 10:80 this morning from lung fever. Funeral Sunday at Mill Fork cemetery with Rev. Server officiating.
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A. Jesse
John Randies
Franklin Station
Mill Fork Cemetery
Server
Well Down Stairs Tripped Elderly Woman Dislocates Shoulder
Mrs Roth Pigman an elderly resident living with her daughter Mrs Thomas Carton on Main street fell while coming down stairs Thursday evening and dislocated her shoulder.
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Roth Pigman
Thomas Carton
Main Street
Powelsons Move to South Fourth Street Home
In New Home Mr and Mrs R A Powelson relocate from Locust street to a new residence on South Fourth street. The Age nest advertising medium.
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R. A. Powelson
Locust Street
South Fourth Street
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George Dawson
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Armbruster & Son of
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James Lennon
GC. CG. Porter
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Tur Gaastirld Satings Bann Co
Squire's
Eternal
God
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Presidente
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Independencia
Atlanta
Iowa
Washington
Darling
Higgingon
Pensacola
New York Navy Yard
Jackson
Breathitt County
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J. J. Murray
Thareday
Dragee
Tomsiline CO
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