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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
4
A notice from Coshocton Ohio praises The Age for its Christmas number, calling it the biggest and best edition yet. The issue includes 66 columns of local reading matter and 102 columns of advertising. Advertisers express satisfaction with the quality and distribution.
Washington reports Senators Foraker and Dick of Ohio securing key posts. Foraker chairs Porto Rican affairs and serves on Foreign Relations Judiciary Interstate Commerce and Privileges and Elections committees. Dick leads Mines and Mining and sits on Naval Affairs Philippines Territories Census Indian Depredations and Revision of Laws.
Burns and Gosser showcases a top selection of rosaries and religious treasures perfect as Christmas gifts. The shop promises a complete line of beautiful, indispensable items for thoughtful gifting this season.
Charence Clemens departed after noon on a business trip touring New Comerstown Cambridge Barnesville and Zanesville.
A Christmas gift idea praises spectacles as priceless, urging readers to take a son or family member to Burns & Gosser for scientifically fitted glasses and frames, with fitting to follow.
Eugene Ferrell writes Santa asking for a pair of roller skates a sled a toy engine a tin car and candy plus fruit and snacks. Clifford Edwards notes will leave the door open Lat.
A garbled page shows children's Christmas requests for dolls, go carts, candy, fruit, and small toys from Santa. Names include Margaret Shepler, Paul Parker, Annie Newton, Mandie Cox, Charles Newton, Albert, and Joseph Royer. The fragment also lists a call for 20 musicians to join a concert orchestra with a mailing address.
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