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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
12
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for spring ailments and impure blood. It claims to purify blood, enrich vitality, and strengthen nerves and muscles, urging tired indoor workers to begin taking it today.
A father and son discuss a Christmas gift book explaining that nothing can be created from nothing and that all matter originates from the earth. The exchange touches on transformation of ore to iron, sand to glass, wood to paper, and the cycle of materials, ending with a child’s interruption as the Chicago Times-Herald quote appears.
A whimsical scene shows Hans playing with his friend Pepi as their fathers watch. The two boys dash through mud while Pepi’s father Kun remains nearby. The moment captures a lighthearted family playtime with sleepwear slippers noted.
A fragmented Philadelphia Press item questions whether the burglar can be identified by the chief of the imperial detective force. The vice tim notes the suspect was seen entering a gate without trouble, but refuses to name him.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a dated question about bread within a colonial or early American scene. The passage names Ezekiel and Meyer and includes a terse exchange where a request is met with refusal. The source context remains unclear and garbled.
A fragmented note reads about a four in gold item connected to Worth Arkansas. Text is unclear but suggests a local historical reference or artifact tied to a gold theme.
An 19th century advertises Chamberlain's Pain Reliever claiming relief for pain. It promises cures for cuts burns frostbites quinsy pains and swelling with one application. Each bottle priced at 2 dollars 40 cents at C E Anderson's Drug and Book Store No 2 Forbes Block.
An old advertisement promotes Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy on earth. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles.
Apr 21 Grand Forks reports fire in Edinburg burning quickly aided by long drought and south wind. Twenty buildings and two elevators destroyed. two women died, one child escaped. Park River relief sent provisions. loss estimated at 400000. Adjacent towns responded with aid.
Two masked men robbed the Holstein residence one mile west of Kunkle. Mrs. Holstein was bound and gagged. robbers looted the house and fled. She is reported in serious condition.
Homer Crawford a negro was hanged in the county jail yard here for the murder of Johnson Pate colored. Both men were under the influence of whisky when a quarrel arose and Crawford confessed his guilt.
An explosion at the Ajax dynamite works near Kawkawlin, Michigan, left three men dead William Weaver Edward Halligan and William Van Viaassgar. The blast wrecked nearby houses and trees as rumors blamed a dropped dynamite bucket. Also reported Miss Marie Diase 32 of New York jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge and survived with possible internal injuries. Another note mentions plans to offer British soldiers land in South Africa after service and a brief on Russian views about mediation in American Turkish affairs. Phil Gier signed to play infield for Cincinnati after a prior holdout.
Reported results from the National and American leagues show scattered tallies in Philadelphia New York Indianapolis Detroit Kansas City and Minneapolis. Scores vary by matchup with Cleveland edging Indianapolis 6 7 and Detroit defeating Char it 4 while Kansas City and Anolis had a tie and Minnesota posted limited digits.
Fragmentary score notes show winners including Lady Meddiesome and Matt J Ace with names and places like San Pracisey and Memphs-Damwir. Details are incomplete and some terms appear garbled.
In a Boston Globe clip Porter E Brown describes Redvers and troops near Ladysmith. He watches locals and soldiers prepare with white gloves and long coats, joking about Sunday dinner amid the siege, as Boers loom and siege weariness grows.
A West Virginia couple reports a dramatic rheumatism recovery after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The wife was bedridden for over two months and unable to walk without aid. after a fifty-cent bottle, she walked to breakfast the next morning and has not had a similar attack since. Also mentioned are Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Grain-O as advertised remedies. Local drugstores CGC and C E Anderson's Drug and Book Store are listed.
A resolution declares the improvement of Chestnut Street from the east side of Second Street to Ninth Street in Co shocton, Ong. It calls for land paving, curb and gutter work, and necessary culverts with specifications filed in the Clerk’s office. The expense is to be assessed against the properties benefited under the city assessment to be levied.
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