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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1906
Page
8
Vanesville February report says a жит old woman's remedy of two teaspoons vinegar and one teaspoon sugar halted William Gadd’s hiccoughs after a week. Doctors deemed his case doubtless curable. Also rental notice for a six room house with water and cistern access at 241 West Main Street.
A translated study by Poays Consci llers Midi of and Stlwebach compares American and Prussian railways. It argues American data exaggerates efficiency by including freight for the railways and mail payments, while Prussian figures cover only paid freight.
Lost six month old hound pup belongs to David Nortis 628 South Sixth Bd Custodon Ohio. Finder rewarded upon return. If found contact.
Four new carriers added to city routes with smaller runs and updated delivery forms. Regular carriers must insure timely paper delivery. new subscription options and office changes aim to speed service. A surge in Saturday subscriptions overwhelmed the office. some deliveries may be missed tonight. Sick list notes Mrs WH. Whams ill at home. Walker & Lawrence advertises shoes. Mrs Andrew Wiesner listed at South Fifth Street home.
Community notes record smiles at Trinway post office and visits from relatives to residents like Mrs Litt and Mr Bell. They mention obituaries, a Civil War veteran Mr Chalfant, and local illnesses, plus a court adjournment and upcoming meetings by Koy Jones. The piece notes cold weather with ten below in the valley and a newborn daughter to postmaster Elmer Cos.
In Duluth Governor Johnson argues no man should earn more than ten thousand dollars a year, saying wealth without virtue corrupts. He cites a New York figure of one billion as a warning against money as life’s goal. Cardinal Perraud dies in Autun France. work paused to honor him. Power Company fire wipes out Poughkeepsie plants. twenty-two cars burned. losses about 1660006 dollars with 66000 insurance.
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