David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Promised Cures for Kidney Sickness
Testimonial letters claim Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cures kidney bladder and liver ailments and even chronic inflammation. A patient from Cana pobarie recounts relief after two bottles avoiding surgery. The ad touts cures in medical circles and promotes 50 cent and $1 bottles with free sample by mail.
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David Kennedy
James Lettuce
Dede
Albany
W. H. Morse
Westfield
N. J
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
50C. c. & Anderson
Sella
Mrs Bessie M Thomas Dies After Tuberculosis Fight
Mrs Bessie M Thomas wife of Wm H Thomas employed at Alex Roberts barber shop died at their South Water street home Monday afternoon at four o clock aged twenty four years. They moved here last January after years in Akron where she was born. The body was taken to Akron for the funeral Wednesday Shamrock II. All true lovers of sport will look forward to Shamrock III the new cup challenger expected to live the cup this year. Burned to Ashes The old Hogle farm house six miles north of Coshocton was destroyed by fire Monday at 430 pm. Charles Stewart his wife and daughter occupied it. Kitchen sparks from the flue ignited the fire water failed to reach it in time to save the house. Only the organ survived. The family is staying with Uriah Neldon. The Boy in Springtime Boys on a raft near the Meek & Reach plant celebrated spring by taking a fall into a pond. Malcom Baker was drenched but unharmed. Five candidates received first degree at the Odd Fellows lodge Monday night. An invitation was received to the Odd Fellows anniversary at Zanesville May 5. The lodge may attend.
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Bessie M Thomas
Wm. H Thomas
Alex Roberts
South Water Street
America
Hogle Farm
Coshocton
Charles Stewart
Uriah Neldon
Meek & Reach Company
Malcom Baker
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Odd Fellows
Zanesville
Stone and brick masons weigh union move soon
Athletes on Increase reports a gala Saturday at the Athletic with rooms. Eight new members were initiated in a royal style and a banquet followed. Advertising in The Age pays.
Ed. Bock Rises in Steady Climb From City Roots
Ed Bock, reared in Coshocton and a 1899 graduate, moves from Pittsburg to Clarksburg West Virginia as court stenographer for Harrison County at 1200 dollars a year. He earlier worked at Panhandle shops in Dennison and with Pressed Steel Car, advancing to chief stenographer before 1903. Friends recall his bright, industrious nature, including shining shoes for a nickel. Also notes Botanic Blood Balm curing blood troubles and a Bible School run by Pastor House at Alma c hall on Walnut street with topics from Daniel and Revelation.
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Ed. Bock
Coshocton
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Clarksburg
W. Va
Harrison County
Dennison
Panhandle
George J. Bock
Dud Bailey jailed for intoxication and disturbance on Chestnut Street
Mrs Bailey sought help after a quarrel at their Chestnut Street home Monday. Dud Bailey was jailed but the wife later asked for release while Officer Haines pressed charges for intoxication and disturbing the peace. The mayor fined him one dollar plus costs this morning. Coshocton post office lists unclaimed letters for week ending April 20 1902. Names include Catherine Cunees Ella Humphrey Della Ross Lee Compton Ed H ardesty Isaac Namsworth M Swigert. Readers advised to state advertised with date of posting.
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Dud
Bailey
Chestnut Street
Haines
Coshocton
Ohio
Catherine Cunees
Ella Humphrey
Della Ross
Lee Compton
Ed. Hardesty
Isaac Namsworth
M. Swigert
C. B. McCoy
P.M
Entrance Facade Under Renovation For New Produce Store
The room to house the new produce store managed by Mr. Ball of Pittsburg is being remodeled. The entire front is torn out and a large entrance facade will be added to enhance the building’s appearance. The space previously housed the Greek-American candy kitchen.
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Ball
Pittsburg
Mighty protest against libel law in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 21 newspapers in Pennsylvania will present a mighty protest to Governor Pennypacker against the Grady Salus libel bill. A conference at the Board of Trade will organize a program for the hearing while a permanent association declares editors and publishers unite to defend press freedom against any restrictive legislation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fennypacker
Bodicl of Trade
Pennypacker
Edward Carpenter Moves to Gamble Property on Chestnut Street
Edward Carpenter has relocated from Morgan Run to the Chestnut Street property recently occupied by the family of Willam Tannehill, now in the possession of Samuel Gamble.
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Edward Carpenter
Morgan Run
Samuel Gamble
Chestnut Street
Willam Tannehill
Electric Car Kills Child in Newark
An electric trolley struck and killed six year old Garnenet Thomas Adams' son at noon in Newark. The accident was reported to The Age by telegraph.
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Newark
Garnenet Thomas Adams
Collieries Still Idle in Shenandoah Area
Telegraph report from Shenandoah Pennsylvania dated April 21 states all Philadelphia and Reading collieries are idle again with no overtures made by either side. The brief note indicates renewed stoppages affecting coal production and labor relations remain unsettled.
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Age
Shenandoah
Philadelphia
Reading
Electric lighting installed at Presbyterian church entrances
Trustees of the Presbyterian church have improved the building by placing electric lights above each main doorway on Fourth street. A cluster of lights now hangs over every entrance, lighting the entire entry to the edifice.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Erecting a Residence on Crchard Street
Frank Pious is building an eight room residence on Crchard street he will occupy as soon as completed.
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Frank Pious
Crchard Street
Rushing the Season Opens Camping at Six Mile Dam
Camping season is underway with a party encamped at the six mile dam. Albert Miller of Avondale visited the city on Tuesday for business matters.
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Six Mile Dam
Albert Miller
Avondale
City
Farm for Sale in Jefferson and Lafayette Townships
Two acreage options with multiple houses barns and outbuildings. A 233 acre Jefferson township stock and grain farm near the railroad priced at 10000 dollars. A 118 acre river bottom Lafayette township farm with two houses and improvements priced at 8000 dollars. Both include substantial outbuildings and quality land.
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Jefferson Township
Lafayette Township
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