Women on Farms and Home Life in Rural America
A long excerpt discusses farm women and their roles in agriculture and household work. It highlights skilled women managing poultry and farm tasks, balancing chores with education, and serving as inspiration to younger generations. The piece contrasts traditional labor with the push for comfort and modern conveniences in farm life.
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Keene
Institut
Weil
Ohio
Wits Stud
Oman
Ieee
Tvs
Orte
the Grange
Dr Pierce Cure Promise for Women Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments with period pain backache and faint spells. It claims to strengthen regulate pelvic organs and may avoid surgery if taken timely. It promises confidential correspondence and offers a free Medical Adviser with the order.
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BR. V. Pierce
Affalo
Pierce
Sony
Tramps and police clampdown loom in harbor area
Reports describe increased tramp activity near the harbor as officers patrol and enforce, with watchers noting closed streets and tightened control. Tense scenes include dogs, warnings, and residents fearing disturbances as authorities extend patrols and prepare actions.
Mrs Sol Deeds Stricken Against Mhoche Dewats
Mrs Sol Deeds is stricken against Mhoche Dewats of Press for unspecified conditions. The widow of the late Sotenien Deets, Mrs Deets is among county's most revered figures. Sick List notes Clarence Gosser and Frank Hicken among local names with health concerns ahead of tonight's Zanesville game.
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Sol Deeds
Mhoche Dewats
Press
Sotenien
Oorre Klein
Ths City
Needs
Clarence Gosser
Frank Hicken
Zanesville
Quincey Adams
Lome
Jon Walnut Street
Coshocton Boy Farewell From The First Fleet
A Coshocton youth writes a farewell letter to companions and friends aboard The First, expressing pride in service and longing for home. The message blends nautical imagery with hopes of guiding younger generations and preserving patriotism as they sail toward distant seas.
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Coshocton Boy
Coshocton I
Mogeay
Atelers
Eee
Pekka
Hauptan Roads
Mior Dy
Court adjourns as Weekham to hear Ben Teheran case
Incoming report notes SLL ready for sen Dicker son Jideo Nicholas returned from Woortop Friday. Court adjourns this afternoon until Friday when Judge Weekham of Deloss will hear the usual cuts for a change greendefy tin Ben Teheran case which comes up Saturday morning.
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Sen Dickerson Jideo Nicholas
Woortop
Dudge Weekham
Deloss
Corn Contest awards to be announced Tuesday
B. Stingel from Canal Lowksville and Iverett Darling from Nell Goth Me are selected as judges for the Corn Contest. The pair are noted for progressiveness and have taken the course offered at O. & OU. Tuesday morning they face a different task as a Liecone test draws countywide interest with many fine corn entries expected.
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Iminkine
B. G. Stingel
Canal Lowksville
Iverett Darling
Nelli Goth
Stingle
Ate
Eigen
Tramp Seeks Thread In Odd Morning Visit
A well known Coshorton woman on Orange Street reports a tramp calling Saturday around 9 for a piece of thread to mend a shirt. The visitor claimed he also wanted a needle and offered a brief demonstration of neatness before leaving.
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Coshorton
Orange Street
Mitang
Ron
Sewing School Initiative Aids Salvation Army Work
The Salvation Army runs a sewing school and clothing making program to address the growing demand for garments. Volunteers train, cut, and assemble final outfits to supply those in need.
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Army Cant. Peey
Salvation Army Foread
Clothing Drive Aids Poor Children Says Captain Trew
A local plea urges residents to donate outgrown clothing for needy youngsters cared for by Captain and Mrs Trew. Call 697 or write to AveOnat Street to arrange pickup or dropoff, emphasizing ongoing support beyond the stated population figure.
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aveOnat Street
Carlisle Names election of officers in Womans Foreism Missionary Society
West Carlisle December meeting reports officers elected for the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at Mrs R C Edwards home. Officers include president Mrs N Maasholder and vice president Mrs J W Sloover with recording secretary Mrs F C Welling and treasurer Miss Estella Hughes. Several members and local merchants noted in attendance and activities.
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WEW
West Carlisle
Womans Foreism Missionary Society
R. Co. Edwards
Sirs. N. Maasholder
J. W. Sloover
Chas. Preston
F.C. Welling
R. C. Edwards
Estella Hughes
BL. M. Lege Asst
Ethel Hoov
KK. G. Edwards
Minnie Stump
J. H. Axline
J. W Magruder
T. J. Jackson
Columbus
Chaney
A. A. Barton
Zack Melick
Walter Howell
Cashoctan
P. Axline
Robbers Try to Enter Charles Renner Home in North Second
Thieves attempted to break into Charles Renner's residence on North Second Street Friday night around ten o'clock but fled when frightened. Renner's son Donald was at home and heard noises at the rear door of the downstairs bedroom before the intruders left No injuries reported.
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Chas. Renners
North Second Street
Mr. Renner
Donald
Down Stairs
Cosheston Masonic Lodge Elected Officers and Notice
Cosheston Judge No 96 F and A M elected officers Friday evening with C G Smith as Worshipful Master and J C F Hutton as Senior Warden. Officers include J W Porter J Wright and T Turner. A special meeting is set for Wednesday evening December 1g for Master Mason work.
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Cosheston
C. G. Smith
C. F. Hutton
S. Ww
J. W. Porter
J. Woo
P. McGinnis
Trena
A. J. Wright
Sec
T. H. Turner
S. D. Geo. Webb
Prowlers Observed Near Locust Street Residence
Early evening James R. Coulter reported two men peering in the side window of Joe Thomson’s Locust street home on a flour delivery. The men then loitered at the front, disappeared toward the railroad, and Thomson armed himself but found no one upon searching the area.
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James R. Coulter
Harney
Joe Thomson
Locust Street
Thomson
Afr
Coulter
Five men take Rural Free Delivery exam in Coshocton
Five men Harley L. Miller Walter Clark Ulysses G. Neldon Chas F. Heffelfinger Edwin C G Rodehaver sat for a Rural Free Delivery examination at the Coshocton post office. One route from Nellie village vacancy to be filled. papers will be sent to Washington and results expected in about ten days.
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Coshocton
Postonce
Nellie
Harley L. Miller
Walter Clark
Ulysses G. Neldon
Chas
F. Heffelfinger
Edwin CG. Rodehaver
Washington
Liquor Case Stire Arguments Fodder City Hall
Legal arguments crowded Mayor Smith s office Friday morning over whether Dan Lewis charged with selling liquor to a minor should be handled by the county court or the grand jury. Judge Voorhees favors grand jury action to allow jury selection countywide. Solicitor Williams in.
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Smith
Dan Lewis
Pace Court
Grand Jury
Voorhees
Whale County
Williams
Judge Voorhees Sets Newark Hearing Date Questioned
Fragmentary text indicates a grand jury decision pending in Newark with Judge Voorhees noting a case and hesitation over delays until a return. Coshocton case referenced as potentially affected by postponement.
Skating Report Highlights Strong Ice Conditions
A brief note notes skating quality and ice solidity with mention of rescue and strategy by key participants. The report emphasizes smooth surface and effective play by rescuing teams.
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Skating the Report. Com
Burglars Loot Roscoe Price Store Through Trap Door
Police report a break in at Roscoe Thor store known as Roscoe Price where burglars forced a trap door and stole all the change from a drawer. Mr Price notes strong suspicion but no solid leads yet. Bloodhounds have been used as a potential aid in tracking the thieves. Tracks were found under the store, suggesting the method used by the intruders.
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ROSC
Martin
Roscoe Thor
Price
Honest William Ward Receives Word on Price Discrepancy
A veteran ker known as shadow people informs that a recent street sale had price inconsistencies. He notes stores sold at 12 cents per pound while street sales were 18 cents, exposing an unusual transaction and returning with evidence.
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Huxter
William Ward
Aged Horse Shot After Falling on U N Street
A horse owned by a scavenger reportedly fell on a street near the United Nations area Friday morning. A Humabe Officer shot the animal to put it down following the incident.
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U.N. Street
Weasel
Beast
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