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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
7
NO PAPER MONDAY. There will be DO issue of The Age Monday for employees to count Christmas gifts. An unusual opportunity: Anderson will refund Pepsikola if it fails to cure indigestion. Coshocton residents report great demand and relief from Pepsikola with promises of a cure or money back after ten days.
A Rosary For Christmas offers one of the most appropriate presents with Burns and Gosser featuring the finest selections of beautiful indispensable treasures for holiday giving. Come and see these lines that are always complete and ready.
A vintage ad lists fruit and nut prices including Navel Oranges at 20 to 50 cents per dozen, Malaga Grapes 18 cents per pound, Dates 8 cents per pound, Fancy Bananas and Figs with varied cents per pound, English Walnuts 20 cents, Almonds 20 to 22 cents, Mixed Nuts 15 cents, Maple Sugar marshmallows 10 cents, and Fancy cherries 18 to 26 cents, reflecting a period sale.
Plain facts for sufferers extol a patent medicine claiming to improve digestion by using stomach fluids in powder form. It asserts that proper digestion prevents blood diseases like rheumatism and neuralgia and promises instant relief from heartburn with pills or capsules. Sold by Jackson Medicine Co. in Zanesville Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Taylor of Zanesville visit the Sprague home in Roscoe Miss Vernal Aronhalt travels to West Lafayette for a visit Henry Hildebrand was in Columbus on business Miss Angelina Rizzo leaves the Pash home on West Main Street Mansfield after a two week stay Glen List and Mrs A C McClintock noted in Roscoe area
A fine Christmas musical program is planned for Sunday at the United Brethren Church featuring the cantata The Night of Glory or The Birth of Christ. The final rehearsal is tonight with a chorus of well known vocalists including Nellie Mah and Laura Allee Mines. The evening includes multiple recitations and songs leading to the cantata.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly praised and effective. It claims prompt relief for Croup and prevention when given early, noting its pleasant taste and safety for children. The piece cites a resident and clerk from Alice Cape as endorsers.
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