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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
8
Mrs. Kate Keim of New York writes that her three sons suffered head eczema with itchy sores for months. After incorrect diagnosis as ringworm at a dispensary, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and bath routine. Weeks later the sores vanished and heads healed.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for hair growth, dandruff removal, and scalp relief. It touts Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and internal treatments for infants to adults, claiming nourishment of roots, scalp cleansing, and parasite destruction. Products priced 60c to 251, with retailers Porter Drug and Burton nearby.
Special services will be conducted next Sunday evening at St Pauls church in Franklin township led by Rev. H T Weber as a preparation for the Christman festival.
The column lists visits and relatives in Adams Mills and nearby towns. John Tilton and son visited relatives in Adams Mills and Franklin Station. Miss Thel Gray from Zanesville stayed with Mrs. Ida Gray. Mrs. Blanche McQuiston from Coshocton visited relatives. Orvie Beatrick from Coshocton spent Sunday with J Slaughter. Mrs. Wm Frost visited Zanesville. A bazaar and supper hosted by the CCEL society at Mrs Gray’s home was a social and financial success. Rev and Mr Carpenter of Conesville were guests. Thursday saw John Mow and J WW Sell MP and Mrs Caldwell in Zanesville.
A program for Christmas exercises is prepared under Pearl Bry Lucy Jlonslig et Close Mefflesinger Murvey J. Mix er and HH. CG. Milken with a tree heavily laden with presents. An earlier note mentions telegraphing lessons for a son of Operator Parker.
Dec 19 updates report Willan Mee Nabb moving family to Anderson Marshals house on West Seigh Street Mrs Minerva Anderson remains out and H W Middleton with J T Tom plan to leave this week for railroad work Malona Diakey ill and George Rimay recovering in Columbus Ancle 8am soldiers service on railroads referenced.
Coshocton reports rising stomach troubles prompting C Jr Anderson to promote Mi-O-1a stomach tablets. CG Anderson agency offers refunds if the remedy fails to cure, claiming it strengthens digestion and aids overall digestive health.
The article notes a naval squadron led by Captain Hodron Boyts visiting the port and nearby waters, with activity around the Peninsula and Neptune harbor. The voyage includes a stop near Magdalena Bay as scouts pursue the big five, while coastal movements are reported along The Kia and the South American west coast. Two cases of scarlet fever are reported in Hay venue and South Third street, with city health authorities monitoring non contagious conditions as overall health remains good.
Local items recap visits and moves. Ed M Smith tet Saturday for Chicago for several months. Ais Butler visits Zanesville relatives. Wert Middleton takes mail clerk post. Mrs Cox of New Muncow to finish term. W F M social at Mrs Mary Huff Wakatomika on Dec 17. Mrs G F Smith and Donald visit Coshocton Roxscoe. Susan Gibson returns from Columbus trip. Quarterly meeting at Union on Dec 28. Sick list includes Huss McFarland Trinway Lake Laura Lake Susan Gibson Glibwti Bryan.
Bakersville community columns note visits from Jacob Bahmer and Clifford Finton in New Philadelphia on business. Local residents like Peter Hahn and Alex Finton attend dinners with Bahiner and family. Christmas Eve and Christmas Night entertainments planned by public schools and the Presbyterian Sunday school. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a remedy.
Reports show cattle receipts with prime and extra at 5.20 and 5.00, veal at 2.50, hog receipts around 2,000 with prime and yerkers 4.70 to 4.85, and sheep lines at 60 receipts with good yeine at 4.255. Wheat cash quotes at Toledo around 1.34, oats 1.22, and timothy and clover values listed.
A corrected price list shows grain and produce rates from Hanley Milling Co plus retail and wholesale prices for staple items. Items include oats, corn, flour, butter, eggs, potatoes, onions, country ham, and chickens with per unit quotes and general market figures.
Probate court admits will of John Phillips and lists widow as heir. Tax office reports heavy December payments with daily totals and upcoming country payments. Deeds filed include multiple transfers in Coshocton, Warsaw, and Tuscarawas townships. Licenses, marriages, and hearings noted along with local crime and public works updates.
About 75 pupils from two local Sunday schools will perform in the cantata at the opera house on December 5. Doors open at 6 30 p m with the show at 7 30 p m. Admission is free.
The farmers institute near Esto in the Knox Coshocton border at the Buller Baptist church on Dec 9 proved a splendid success despite bad roads and weather. State speakers C R Wagner and Chas Melntire energized attendees with practical ideas and neighborly discussions. Officers elected included President S R Bail Vice President D S Sinden Secretary L Clark and Treasurer Q I Phillips. The Butler Glee Club provided music and a closing session featured recitations and songs with strong audience response.
In West Carlisle on December 19 Miss May Howell aged 11 years 7 months died after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in the M E church Friday with Rev Senter of Moscow officiating. The community mourns her loss as a large circle of relatives and friends attend. A holiday bazaar by the Ladies Aid raised 35 dollars last Saturday. Events include Mr Grant of Cleveland entertaining at the Presbyterian church December 28 on the theme the old homestead. School closes next Friday for a week of vacation. Fr McGinnis attended services at Sacked Heart church during Rev Synan's leave of absence and was honored for his deaconate in Steubenville. Bishop Hartley officiated. Fr Carney preached. Fr Vaughn spoke in the evening.
Salvation Army officers appeal for donations of clothes and money to help wash women and other struggling families this winter. They report rising rents and high prices, urge surplus Christmas dinner funds to aid winter relief, and invite support at 208 West Chestnut Street.
The Bakersville Grange held its annual officers election Saturday evening. Elected: Master T Loveless Overseer John Level Secretary Albert Adams Treasurer Loman Hawk Chaplain Way Friendly Assistant Steward Leech Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Daniel Zimmerman Flora Mary Hawk Ceres Taney Reiss Pomona Ethel Ford Rate Keeper Daniel Zimmerman. Ed Evans of Trinway is in town today.
P Everett Darling of Nellip reports a thoroughbred collie aged eight months missing since Monday afternoon. The prized cattle and sheep dog, once owned near Mansfield, is sought with a liberal reward offered for information leading to its recovery.
An Ohio ad urges readers to prevent kidney trouble and to use Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites a Coshocton resident Mrs. A J Shepler praising the remedy and notes Siegrist Williams drugstore sold the product. It mentions Wester Milburn Co Buffalo as sole U.S. agents and the price.
The Home Building And Savings Company announces a limited stock issue. All applicants must apply immediately at the office of W. A. Hime-Daugh. NS 12 1926.
Jordan and attorney appeared at Mayor Smith's office and Jordan pled guilty to having a saloon open on Sunday. He paid 25 dollars after a 40 dollar fine, with 15 dollars remitted conditionally, and was released. Trial had been set for Tuesday morning but he chose to change plea to settle the matter. J L Rodchaver of Walhonding was in Coshocton on Tuesday.
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