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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1905

Page

4

Bible Reading Club forms in Coshocton Ohio

A local note describes a Coshocton Ohio initiative where members pledge to read the Bible daily. The piece extols daily scripture, praises English prose in the Bible, and urges universal daily reading amid a church-like educational motive. It also includes holiday newspaper ads and a weather note about the shortest day.

Coshocton

Christmas Shopping Struggles and Weather Woes

A fragment notes the strain of last minute holiday shopping and the nuisance of Christmas preparations. It mentions Santa letters, domestic chatter, and a weather clerk’s discharge while a man seeks the proper gift or scheme, hinting at festive tensions.

Scott's Emulsion marketed as cod liver oil mix

Not a patent medicine claims Scott's Emulsion blends Norwegian cod liver oil with hypophosphites lime soda and glycerine. Researchers say no secret ingredients and emphasize perfected mechanical methods to produce a stronger emulsion. Slo ped Browne advertises location 9 Pearl Street New York.

Scott’s Sloped & Browne Gog Pearl Street New York

Bowling contest at Star alleys sparks high scores

A Star bowling club match heated up the Star alleys with scores high as 484 by Hrich and 344 by Lightell leading a field of twenty quin tet rollers. Members Bauer Weber Wittenbach and others attended the Park View lanes as contest momentum grows toward a Wednesday finale.

Webster Armold Star Acists Weah Park View Messrs Bauer Kowalshe Foote Date Keutvel Waoetle Richerts Camerer Weber Lom Wittenbech Buysee Geiger Weber Ton Wettenbach Wright Ade McDonald Smith Ebrieh Toot Shah

West Lafayette Notes and Holiday Visits Around Coshocton

Local items from West Lafayette June to December describe Nell Plat visiting Coshocton relatives, John Kirkpatrick at the Chicago fat stock show, Mrs. Margaret Cochrane returning home to New Castle, and Mary Davis of Columbus spending holidays with family. Also noted are Obie’s death in Chicago, Twentieth Century club gathering, performances by Roscall and Mrs Leighninger, and gift ideas including Walker and Lawrence patent leather shoes.

West Lafayette Nell Plat Coshocton John Kirkpatrick Chicago Margaret Cochrane New Castle Ray Beall Neice Mary Davis Columbus George Kithantmel Vento Mmon Viste Ovear Grinen Sunth Mas John McNars Casreeton Lee McCammell Twentieth Century Club Mies Steher Rasselavon Luesday Evenine

A Rosary For Christmas Gifts From Burns Gosser

Burns Gosser showcases a fine selection of rosaries and related treasures for Christmas gifts. The store emphasizes quality and completeness of its inventory, inviting customers to come and see the all indispensable offerings.

Burns & Gosser

Digestive and Liver Powders Offer Relief for Blood Health

An advertisement claims poor digestion causes poisoned acids in the blood leading to rheumatism and kidney disease. It promotes Dr. Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders as a natural remedy that relieves gas, heartburn, and improves digesting, sold by druggists or mail order from Zanesville Ohio.

Jackson Ite Jackson Medicine Company Zanesville Ohio

Wilcox Freed After Four Days In City Prison

Casper Wilcox, confined for four days in the city jail for non payment of a Park Hotel board bill, settled the costs on Thursday and was released. In local notices, a raffle at Shrigley’s Smoke House saw No. 23, Mr Hill of Dresden, win a steel horn trimmed settee crafted by William Jeffries. Isaac Reed, barber, was called to New Lexington due to his brother’s death.

Wilcox Casper Wilcox Park Hotel William Jeffries Shrigley Hill Dresden New Lexington Isaac Reed Robson

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