Black as a Color for Women Is Out of Style
Black as a shade for women's clothing is out of fashion this season favoring pale tones and light fabrics. The piece notes new colors for fine and semi-dressy wear, and offers a home method using borax to clean light gowns while detailing fashion trends and economy concerns. It also mentions a medical anecdote about Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and consumption with a testimonial from Rev. C. B. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Annable Fanton
C. B. Moore
the Baptist, Church
Harpersville
N. Y
Dr. King
Christmas notes from West Carlisle church and community
West Carlisle residents report a Christmas sermon by Rev Shook and a M E church supper set for December 28 at Dr E S Edwards home. Local news covers births marriages holidays visits and upcoming school vacation as well as nursing training plans and a sick neighbor.
Port Washington Voted Dry In Local Beal Law Election
Port Washington dec 26 special salem township, the county's largest, voted dry 135 to 49 wet. Total votes 184 vs 242 in last state election. Saloon exists on village outskirts started by John Kugler after village vote. Nellie miss Daring Berea home on vacation. Local schools held entertainment. Ray Ginn offers woven wire farm fence. Next lecture jan 1. Seager of Cleveland and Hosfelt visited Birds Run. A. L. Smith and Nettie Foster reported sick. M K Hosfelt to take job near Columbus jan 1 1906. Farmers institute planned for late jan. Prof Shaw praised. school praised. News notes Hollister Tea ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Salem Township
John Kugler
Ray Ginn
LL. H .Seager
Cleveland
K. Hosfelt
Birds
A. L. Smith
Chaseland
Sandusky & Columbus
Columbus
Farmers’ Institute
Shaw
Evansburg Community Notes Mixed with Holiday Visits
Evansburg residents share holiday greetings as Mr. George Chaldwick visits H F Davis. Reynolds family and daughter return to Wheeling on No 10. Mr Plumber from Pennsylvania spent Christmas with Miss Pearl Huff. Jesse Wedmond home from West Lafayette for vacation. Mrs Buff and children visit relatives in West Lafayette. Jennie and Lottie Richsiond visit Newcomerstown. Fannie Norris and Mary Porter visit their parents. Minnie Baker and Coshocton friend visit Mrs Kate Norris. Charles Ellis family spend Sunday with Isaac Norris. N M Richmond from Newcomerstown visits relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansburg
George Chaldwick
East Liverpool
H. F. Davis
A. Reynolds
Wheeling
W Va
Plumber
Pennsylvania
Pearl Huff
Jesse Wedmond
West Lavayette
West Lafayette
Jennie
Lottie Richsiond
Newcomerstown
Fannie Norris
Mary Porter
Misa Minnie Baker
Coshocton
Kate Norris
Charles Ellis
Fur shipments boost Coshocton Fur sales in December
The Coshocton Fur company sent a third December fur shipment worth 5000 dollars east via Pacific Express on Tuesday. Purchases were made by 3 W Snyder for eastern furriers he represents. December sales to date exceed 10000 dollars, an unusually high figure for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Express
Coshocton Fur Company
3. W. Snyder
Streetcar Backed Freight Train Killing One Injuring Three
One man was killed and three injured when a freight train backed into a streetcar in St. Louis yards. Victims include John Daugherty of St. Louis the deceased, and H C Peema of Virginia City New Mexico with ankle injuries, W E Hatha way of East St. Louis with bruises and lacerations, and George Walters of East St. Louis with cuts and bruises. Street car badly damaged. Crew say no lights on freight rear and no warning of approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Daugherty
H. C. Peema
Virginia City
New
W. E. Hathaway
East St. Louis
George Walters
My Wife's Family dominates local theatre crowd
The Sixth Street theatre presented My Wife's Family to a filled matinee and fully sold out evening, marking the largest house yet. Cast members Dec Knott and Jack Gay, played by Arthur Non and Frank Beamish, drew steady laughs, while Lafayette the magician impressed crowds with vanish and reappear tricks and a live tiger act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stree Theatre
Welf
Dec Knott
Jack Gay
Arthur Non
Frank Beamish
Lafayette
Sixth Street
Schooner Wrecked in Norfolk Waters
A three mast schooner sank in twelve fathoms off Winter Quarter lightship six and a half miles northeast. Captain Charles James reports the vessel struck in a coasting route with no wreckage or crew survivors found. Only topmasts remained visible as the Jamaite vessel passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Charles James
Merchants and Miners
Inmata
James
Christmas charity and local headlines in one page
The story notes William Maxwell of Coshecton Fur Co giving each of his twenty tenants two fifty pound sacks of flour and five barrels of White Lily as Christmas cheer. Other briefs report murders near Diaz Mexico with victims Rutherford and McMurray, and a Canadian minister of marine and fisheries Raymond Brefontaine dying in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maxwell
Coshecton Fur Company
Paris
Raymond Brefontaine
Fire Ravages Shanghai and New York Tenement Blaze
A raging fire in Hankow China destroyed 6000 houses and claimed 400 lives. In New York a six story tenement on West Fifty third Street burned down, with losses around 100000 dollars. A Northampton Mass resident died at home aged 100. A deputy constable John A Harris was mortally wounded near Saratoga Texas after buckshot was fired into his body. A Paterson New Jersey boiler explosion injured two crew. In Newberry South Carolina the Carolina Cotton Manufacturing Company plant suffered seventy five thousand dollars in damage and related firms about twenty five thousand. A buggy collision in Delphos Ohio killed Henry Honhhorst and daughter Rose. Mrs Barney Wahombhoff was severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
West Fifty
Shi Shed
New York
Drusilla Hell Johnson
Northampton
Mass
Saratoga
Tex
John A. Harris
Harris
Paterson
N. J
New Rry
8. C
Carolina Cotton Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania
Delphos
Henry Honhhorst
Rose
Barney Wahombhoff
Honhorat
Coshocton Ordinance Approves Street Land Purchase
An ordinance of Coshocton Ohio approves appropriating a 15 foot by 415 foot strip of land on the north side of The Toledo Walhonding Valley and Ohio Railway Company property for a public alley from Third to Fourth street. It directs a court to appoint a jury to assess compensation and funds the costs from the land purchase appropriation. The measure takes effect per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
State of Ohio
Toledo, Walhonding Valley and Ohio Railway ‘Company
Third Street
Fourth Street
Salt City
Ohio
Lang
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West Carlisle
E. S. Edwards
Shook
Bernice Preston
Dan Mosholder
Dwight Marnder
Newar
EC. Howell
Grace
Bladensburg
E. E. Howell
Nellie Binger
Pittsburg
A. E. Miller
Athens
Jesse Mills
Zalia Cullison
New Guilford
M. BE
West Bedford
Alex Babcock
O. C. Chaney
Hollinter
Rocky Mountain Tea
Andersee
Nellie
Maud
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
C. E. Anderson
Greater
Wooster Street
Fie
Croker
Joss
Baxter
Washington
Dee
Irving Baxter
United States
Nebraska
Roosevelt
White House
Aeam Fat Richards
Comstock
United States Marshal
Han
Mr Loria
el Paso
Robert Rutherford
C. W. McMurray
Diaz
Mexico
Wes. Rutherford
Anna Rutherford
Philadelplaa
Philadelphia
Rutherford
Finstad
Sultan Balks
Tangier
Morocco
Madrid
Algeciras
the Athlophoros CO
New Haven, Cong
Fortune Gas
Mata St
St. Nicholas
Packard
Ebersole
Newman Bros
Haddorff
Clinton
Reynolds
Angel Bros
Almack Bldg
Main St
Boyd & McConnell Real Estate and Insurance
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
M. H. Goodhart
Coskocton, Ohio
Rock Island
Rock Island States
John Sebastian
Prssenger Trafic
Chicago
Andrew Weisner
Edw. M. Wimmer
Rinner
Mayer
Voige Culture
Evan
D. Evans
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