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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
10
The Celebrated Specialists of The France Medical Institute will make regular monthly visits to Coshocton and offer consultations in their private rooms at the facility.
Weavers at Wilson's woolen mill in Trenton protest foreman E P Ginggill after he fired a girl over fabric weight. The cloth proved heavier than rules allowed. the worker was reinstated and workers demand the foreman's discharge. A second item notes Leonidas Ragan winning the thirteenth annual intercollegiate state oratorical contest in Kentucky and a Democratic convention in New Mexico instructing delegates to vote for Bryan.
An East Coast ad touts Celery King as a cure all for constipation and nerve, liver, and kidney ailments claiming pure blood. In separate reports Nicholas Nowak, Rose Wisconsin supervisor, is jailed in Chicago for swindling $10,000 in horse deals and real estate. No strike expected on Queen and Crescent route. California Populists name 36 delegates to Sioux Falls convention, with Bryan favored.
A terse digest reports a Columbus man Jacos Windlinger bitten by a mad dog in January has died. Pretoria consular denies a Toner involved with Captain Reichman. The Brisgravia steamer ran aground near Philadelphia. Mrs J Sinni of Denver is noted in local basics amid scattered fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a small town store ad mentioning Anderson's Drag Store No 3 Forbes Block and bottle guarantees. The legible portions hint at pricing like cents and various items, but the overall document is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear dates or events.
Preliminary hearing begun for Clyde McGraw Charles Martins Georgia Edwards Alice Sauer and Mrs Quiz of Lakeside House on the murder of wealth retired lumberman John R Dilley whose body was found in a reservoir. Hazel Wright testified to participation and Nellie Black corroborated the tale of a deliberate money murder and body sinking attempt.
A historical product advertisement touts Gure La Grippe cures in 24 hours and a tar syrup claimed to relieve a cough in a day. It promises quick relief if taken promptly, with prices 24 cents and 50 cents, and includes mentions of social cures and a Warner brand wine syrup.
Cartoonish verse recounts Judge Malone’s disastrous Turkish bath dream where he is tortured by a rubber, a mobster figure. The scene ends with Malone’s collapse into a future of self reform and resignation as a joking reflection on law and propriety.
The Chicago Tribune recounts a tale of little Tommy who wakes nightly for water. After his parents set a glass ready by his bed, Tommy coolly accepts the plan but mutters I dess wiss I spilt every darn drop as he tries to fetch a drink in the dark, a humorous domestic rebellion noted by the New York Journal.
Fragmented OCR style text shows phrases about prosperity, signs in a case, a beggar demanding more, and disjointed quotes from Indianapolis Press and York Herald. The jumble includes insults and stray dialogue as if from a controversial, incomplete historical page.
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