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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
2
Advertisement argues Scott's Emulsion costs more due to higher production costs and guaranteed purity. It contrasts with cheaper cod liver oils, warning against bargain medicines. The copy cites Scott & Brown, 409 Pearl Street, New York, as the source.
A long obituary note honors Osth birthday celebrating Mrs Laney Wolford aged 99 who lived near Cooperdale with son Martin after husband Jerry Wolford’s death. The service was led by Rev. Jones of Trinway at Union Church. Also mentions Aunty Metts of Newark visiting, and Rev. Jones conducting a meeting at Union. The text includes an unrelated note on catarrh cures, a hurdle race report, and upcoming travel and stock show excursion details.
Supt Pratt announces city wide attendance and punctuality figures for the third month. Notable names include Miss Creager and Miss Smith among those with high attendance or punctuality, with several buildings showing varied tardiness counts. An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a theatre note for My Wife's Family complete the page.
Mohawk Village reports revival meetings underway at the Mohawk M E church with Pastor C F Morris, evangelist in charge W Ben Taggart assisting. Local families visit and plan travels to Randall Kansas as health improves and social gatherings are noted among residents.
Armstrong's high grade shoes for women and men are offered. Winter tourist rates 1905 06 available Oct 15 to Apr 30 to Florida Georgia Mississippi Cuba Central America Colorado Texas New Mexico. Final return limit June 1 1906 for most tickets, six months to Havanna Cuba. Routes west of Chicago or St Louis without extra charge. Cincinnati or Louisville to Jacksonville with small fees. For details call on W J Davies.
Fred Raymond's famous comedy The Missouri Girl will be the attraction at the Sixth Street theatre on Monday December 18. The eleventh season for the play proves it is a wholesome production well received by theatergoers. Mrs. Austin adds that buckwheat cakes will please lovers of old-fashioned flavor.
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