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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
3
Schedule takes effect November 27 for the Western Union and Ohio Divisions. Trains will run 26 westward, with adjustments to times and routes announced by the railway office. Officials urge passengers to verify daily timetables for changes.
Parlor car service operates on Wheeling and Lake Erie trains 32 and 24 between Zanesville and Cleveland, detailing schedule and service notes.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all points with connections at Navarre and Toledo. Through fares for round trips on Sundays, single fare. Homestekera tickets to western and southern destinations sold first and third Tuesdays. J. Davina, agent.
Passenger requests information on low fares to California Colorado Mexico and other southern points from a Western Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent. The note mentions a WuSRT/WRS T word fragment and appears to be a stray ticket inquiry.
In Rouen a night of dancing reveals Miss Betty Carewe as the belle of the town. Rumors swirl about Crailey Gray and others as five gentlemen pursue her during a ballroom event hosted by Bob Carewe. Betty captivates with a lavender floral gown while suitors jockey for attention and possible betrothal.
Betty Carewe attends a lavish party hosted by her father Mr Carewe where gallant guests and suitors mingle. The narrative follows her interactions with patrons, her father’s guarded warnings about a dangerous local man, and Betty’s quiet reflections on romance and propriety amid social spectacle.
An advertisement touts Mrs. Austins Buckwheat as the real thing offering a genuine or wheat flavor. It urges readers to be sure and choose the genuine product.
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