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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
8
An obstinate eczema case covered a little girl's limbs with running sores while another boy suffered torment from poison oak on his hands and arms. Both patients found relief and were completely cured, with a grateful mother praising the treatment.
A Tennessee mother from Fairmount Walden's Ridge recounts using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills to treat eczema in a daughter, with quick relief and no recurrence. She also notes a Roison oak poisoning in a son cured by the same remedies in about three weeks, praising Cuticura as a valuable household standby while twelve miles from a doctor. October 13, 1905.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Cuticura products for soothing babies and calming tired mothers. It touts a warm bath with Cuticura Soap and a single anointing with Cuticura Ointment for speedy relief and better sleep, claiming benefits for infants, children, and adults. The ad lists Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills and mentions Potter Drug and Company as suppliers.
A historical notice presents a list of directors and officers for The Peoples Bank & Trust Company. Names include L Rue, H Adams dec, M Gray, P Gallarher, G P McGionis, F L Marshall, A Klester, P B Stewart, C Shipps, M Wheeler, J Scott, and others with their associated towns such as Plainfield Keene and West Bedford. The text signals a conservative business stance amid financial stringency.
The Canton Elks held memorial services with a moving address by Hon. W. B. Wells of East Liverpool before about 190 Elks and guests. Wells spoke simply on enduring Elk principles and the desire to be remembered after death, praising Elkdom’s noble work and unity as the audience listened in tribute.
In California a memorial program honors departed workers with verses on nature and immortality. Speakers recall questions about life beyond the grave as flowers and trees symbolize renewal. Notables Moffman Koeller Voorhees and others contribute musically in a white backdrop mausoleum setting with engravers sons named in the dedication.
Reports tell of a short, mustached man in mid age who spoke to girls on Main Street near Sparta store and Dawson Smith. One girl followed toward her hill home while another waited at Rut Fowes millinery. both recall a persistent whistling voice saying I get you as they sought safety and reported the incident to relatives.
Henry Lapp of Wis Creel Mach Ine was injured when a portable fodder shredder malfunctioned and caused an accident near Wilk Creek. He was moved from his home to a nearby residence for treatment and remained under care at a relative’s house as doctors anticipated a relatively uncomplicated recovery.
Fragmented OCR text describes a pie filling mix called Onr Pin with lemon chocolate or custard flavors and mentions grocers and a price. The reads like an old home economy advertisement with misplaced characters and incomplete details about a recipe preparation. No clear event or names present.
Geotractor John Kissner and two crew members escaped drowning when a barge near the Six Sitte dam started to drift. Kissner steadied the skiff and, with Engineer Stanton, rode to assist as the barge capsized near the dam. Currents and rock turbulence forced the crew to plunge and swim, but their quick actions kept lives from being lost.
Ida M Dickerson through Voorhues & Voorhees sues Lynns FE Tyler and Tyler for 1400 damages in common pleas court alleging deceit at the April restaurant sale. She claims misrepresentation of building ownership and business assets including property, water and electric rights, and equipment valued around 4000.
Wickham arrived from Delaware on Tuesday afternoon to begin the defense in the Dickerson case. He met Clark Bane and others at the court rooms as Judge Voorhees called for a brief conference. McDowell and attorneys discussed defense arrangement and potential substitutes for counsel. The court then proceeded to address a change of venue request amid a divorce case, with readers noting Messrs. Toorhees, Adritons, and Daugherty in attendance. Bradleys acquittal by jury followed, with Mrs. Bradley expressing gratitude to jurors before leaving court and reuniting with her sons in an emotional moment. The report notes Mrs. Bradley’s postverdict plans and a separate staff update on job placements at local stores.
A garbled diary of Thanksgiving gatherings and visits across Coshocton, Cambridge, Newcomerstown, and nearby towns. Families such as the Shryock, Me Shryock, Garnes, and Warton are noted visiting relatives, sharing meals, and traveling between farms, towns, and farms for the holiday. Several named residents and farms appear, with mentions of hunting trips and farm purchases.
The Home Building and Savings Company issues a limited stock amount. Those who want stock should apply immediately at the office of We AL ifime laugh, PS 12 19 S64.
The Board of Education agreed to close schools for Christmas from Friday December 20 with reopening date to be decided by the superintendent. Teachers to be paid for the three weeks of December teaching. Music supervisor Mr. Ashley presented a bid for a new piano but the matter was carried over to year end.
Dec 5 entry notes Rev Shock in Bedford and New Washington preaching engagement. Mentions Mr and Mrs Smith of Corhocton visiting for Thanksgiving. W. M. S. meeting at chapel poorly rendered. 26.01 receipts. Horse died near Mohawk Village. Local entertainer Uriah Hagans to perform at Selfie chapel Dec 6. Mason lodge attendance noted. Many brief family and community items from Chili Gulf and surrounding areas.
Becket notes list residents visiting relatives and returning home. Names include Weet Bedford Dee Frarde How lett carpenter, JoNer family, Sylvia Almack, James Owens, Clyde Hoffstaiter, M. J. Almack, Prof Frank Mowrey, N. W. Barret, Wesley Norris, Rev. FH. A. Shook, and Abler Landis. Also references The Dispatch praise and a health ad for Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
The program for the Keene Farmers Institute has been set with state speakers J Wasg net and Chits Ste Totire. Sessions run Wednesday morning to Thursday afternoon featuring lectures on fruit farming, nutrition, and agricultural economy, with music and papers by Miss Leta TM ltt and Miss Minn Finlay. The event opens at 10 o'clock Wednesday with a welcome from Rev Chilton and concludes Thursday with short talks and a question box.
Mohawk residents adopt resolutions urging state legislators to enact a local option law. The text condemns vice and debased appetites, calls for statewide reform, and requests support from representatives to adopt a prudent county local option act.
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