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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
8
A Bay City resident recalls an 18 year itching rash beginning in infancy. After failed remedies the family found relief with Cutis remedies from a specialist. The patient claims cures avoided future flares and expresses willingness to recommend the product.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Adams Mills and nearby locales with scattered names, families, and mentions of people visiting, work shifts, and social references. The legible content hints at a rural social landscape, with few clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reads like a city page jumble with stray circus calls and parade chatter. Numerous names, places, and actions appear as garbled phrases, hinting at a lively street scene tied to a parade and local happenings.
A wide mix of items lists Judge James Tarvin of Ohio, political figures connected to Bryan, and various notices. The page references legal actions, voting machine debates, a fatal accidental shooting involving a child, railroad tariff talk, a violinist missing in the Alps, mine fires, and several local incidents and transports. the fragmentary text preserves names, places, dates, and events typical of a busy August issue.
A garbled note references a Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy named Cale and Cole Cleater used to ease stomach and bowel distress. The text mentions Lagasse, doctors, and various brand-like names in a wartime style ad fragment, implying a claimed fast cure and protective effects.
A humorous tale recounts a vain actor and a tailor's letter found in a bow, prompting a dramatic reveal of pride and a playful twist. A second fragment details a bishop's sermon and a prankish mood among students in a Sunday school scene.
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