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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1903

Page

6

Ho sen do Stomach Tablets claim cure for mucus in stomach

An advertisement extols Ho sen do Stomach Tablets as the only medicine that dissolves thick mucus lining the stomach and treats catarrhal conditions. It promises increased appetite, stimulated gastric action, and a cure through dissolving the mucus in hot water before meals. Also notes William Robertson, the baseball pitcher, visiting his hometown from Piqua for a few days.

William Robertson Piqua

Park Hotel changes hands with Levens to take control

Frank Levens to be land lord of Park Hotel after finalizing a partial purchase of C W Ball’s half interest, Thurman Spriggs retaining his half. Papers to be sent to T N Rittenhouse for final approval. expected to take effect after September 15. Ball departs next month, Levens already viewed as likely to keep hotel profitable.

Frank Levens Park Hotel F. N. Levens C. W. Ball Thurman Spriggs Woodsfield Mr. Levens T. N. Rittenhouse Ball Levens Spriggs

CAPTAIN DILLON AT OLD HOME

Captain John Dillon of North English Iowa visits Coshocton guest of J N Wood and others. A former Thirty third Ohio captain who fought for Lincoln, he also served in the Mexican war and once slept under the same blanket as Joseph Sawyer on the Mexican plateaus. His last Coshocton trip was fifteen years ago for the Grand Army encampment in Columbus. He lauds the citys rapid growth and prosperity and is now a wealthy banker and real estate owner in the Mississippi Valley.

John Dillon North English Iowa J. N. Wood Captain Dillon Coshocton Thirtythird Ohio Abraham Lincoln Joseph Sawyer Grand Army Columbus Old City Mississippi Valley

Would-Be suicide thwarted. doctor nursed back by wife

Dr ER C Voltz of Chili attempted suicide with strychnine amid domestic troubles. He was nursed back to life by his wife from whom he had been separated for weeks. Divorce plans were dropped and the couple drifted toward reconciliation. Their property division and dower rights are noted, with their separation documents on record.

ER. C. Voltz Mes Voltz Jfarm Baltic Voltz T. C. Roche

Local Health Updates Mention Several Residents

Miss Virginia Weaver recovers after a two week illness. L. P. Barcroft shows great improvement today. William Shaeffer returns to the streets though weak after weeks with typhoid fever. he works at G. A. McNary’s plumbing shop on South Third street. Harry Cotton, mould­er at Pope Gosser pottery, is ill with typhoid fever at his East Chestnut street home.

Virginia Weaver L. P. Barcroft William Shaeffer South Third Street G. A. McNary Harry Cotton Pope-Gosser Pottery East Chestnut Street

The Sacrificial Lamb in Columbus Delegation Affair

The piece reports on a political gathering where Editor Harry Ferguson of West Lafayette is named as the lamb of the sacrifice. Delegates from Coshocton include John W. Cassingham, W. R. Pomerene, Joseph Callahan, T. H. Wheeler, W. H. Burrell, and S. H. Meller, with alternates J. C. Fisher, BR. L. Donley, Robert McDermott, Charles A. Lamberson, Wilson McCurdy, Adam Strone, and James Slaughter. Ferguson returns home after Atlantic City impressions. Charley Lamberson boosts Tom Johnson. Joe Callahan eyeing a state central committee seat.

Tom Johnson John L Springfield Harry Ferguson West Lafayette Columbus Coshocton John W. Cassingham W. R. Pomerene Joseph Callahan T. H. Wheeler W. H. Burtell S. H. Meller J. C. Fisher BR. L. Donley Robert McDermott Charles A. Lamberson Wilson McCurdy Adam Strone James Slaughter Ferguson Atlantic City Charley Lamberson Charley Joe Callahan State Central Committee

Resigned Position at Plano Veneer Department

Earl Brown, foreman of the veneer ing department of the plano factory, resigned his position on account of ill health.

Earl Brown Plano

Cheap Lands For Homeseekers Promises Great Rewards

The Cotton Belt region across Southeast Missouri Arkansas Northwest Louisiana and Texas offers cheap acreage for homeseekers. Land prices range from 2.50 to 6 per acre with prairie bottom and improved lands listed. Colonies and large tracts offer big opportunities for organizers amid fruit and truck lands priced up to 20 per acre. Include excursion dates and literature to guide settlement plans.

Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Texas East E. W. LaBeaume G. P T. A

Death of an Inmate at the County Infirmary

William Mobley an aged inmate of the county infirmary died Sunday morning at age eighty two Interment was made this morning at Oak Ridge cemetery

William Mobley County Infirmary Oak Ridge Cemetery

Premium list for Coshocton county fair issued

The fifty second annual Coshocton county fair premium list has been issued by the agricultural society. The booklet concisely lists premiums and other valuable information about the county exhibition.

Coshocton County Fair The Agricultural Society

Fly Wheel Belt Breaks At Meek and Beach Plant

A large belt on the fly wheel at the Stand ard plant of Meek and Beach broke about an hour after the whistle on Tuesday. All employees who work on machines were dismissed for the day.

Meek & Beach Company

Miss Helen Henry Returns Home From Visit

Miss Helen Henry, who had been visiting her aunt Mrs. C. P. Henry on Taycust street, has returned to her home in Newark.

Helen Henry

Favorite Remedy advertised for kidney and bladder ailments

An early twentieth century promotion touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as effective for kidney and bladder issues plus rheumatism dyspepsia and female weaknesses. It claims a home test using urine and cites Rev Theodore Hunter praising its benefit after a kidney problem. The ad notes bottle sizes and free trial sample and lists Rondout NY and a Dr David Kennedy Corporation address.

David Kennedy Theodore Hunter Presbyterian Church Greensburg, Ky Mast David Kennedy Corporation Rondout Soc C. E. Anderson

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