Dr Pierce Medicines Promoted By Public Endorsements
A long defense of Dr Pierce medicines highlights public endorsements and letters celebrating cures. It extols Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription for catarrhal diseases and female complaints, notes ingredients disclosed on wrappers, and urges readers to request a health booklet from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Philadelphia
Pearce
Gulden
Worst
R. V Pierce
Buffalo
Httle
Dr. Pleres
Fragmented reminiscence recalls a Christening party and names
A garbled transcription mentions a Christening Party with Cate Church figures and sponsors. It notes Mr Madden of Lechtrat New York and Mr and Mrs Boek hosting at the Rehaich Building, referencing Clementine and Mary Lennon among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrat
Vth
Georwe
Feope
Madden
Lechtrat
Boek
Clementine
Mary Lennon
Mes Bartholemy
Rehaich
Os the
Woodmen Conduct Impressive Funeral for Members
A detailed obituary-like record notes a Woodmen funeral service for multiple members. The service honored the deceased and listed attendees and local connections, including families and community figures, reflecting a solemn community remembrance.
Fragmentary crime note hints at a theft investigation
A garbled OCR passage mentions a found dollar bill on streets and a possible theft incident. Names and locations are unreadable, but the text implies investigators consider a person of interest and reference a crime scene or monitoring by authorities.
Straight Talk on Roads Bridges and Tax Payers
A local column argues bonds for roads and bridges are affordable within existing taxes. It analyzes principal and interest, projecting annual payments and minimal tax increases, claiming enough revenue from pike road and bridge taxes to cover debt and maintenance without raising overall tax rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Roads
Ely
Coshocton
Pike
Death Toll Rises From Stroke In Washington
Obscured by garbled text, the report notes Peter Grass aged about 56 died at his North Twelfth Street home after a stroke and seven weeks of bedrest. An autopsy was performed by Dr. Metlin and Dr. Meialer to determine the cause. Grass, born in Germany, lived in Coshocton as a coal miner with a wife and six children and two brothers. Funeral arrangements were set for Tuesday at 12 o'clock at the home with interment at Oak Ridge Cemetery. The article also describes a separate fatal accident in Dresden involving Warren Fouts, a 16 year old, who was injured while under a freight train. The remainder of the text includes jumbled details about the incident, hospital transfer, and local reactions.
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Peter Grass
Meialer
Peter Gross
Germany
America
Philadelphia
Coshoeton
Luesday
Otek
Revodywin
Rev
Iewer
Warren Fouts
Samuel Fouts
Dresden
Cmd
Fort Peoeh
Dregden
Age
Qurrived
Monts
Alo
Zanesville
Daresden
Fouts Boy Injured In Mine Machinery Accident
The text reports a boy named Fouts from the Fouts family suffered a hand injury in a mining machine incident on Saturday. He is described as the brother of Warren Fouts, who was killed by a car in Dresden Loy Friday night.
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Pty Thabtotsan
Damaee
Ehurel
Aseniebeles
Absa Bedbool
West
Dielerson
Col Pare
Wales
Tre Ow Geaty
Cone Wile
Feb
Puartemaher
Warren Fouts
Cara
Ladies Serve Dinner to Knights at Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Presbyterian church will serve dinner to the Knights Templar in the church dining room this Friday evening. The event supports the Tarcoal Catsmandery and aims to strengthen fraternal bonds during the meal time.
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Knight Templars
Patteburg
Byiday
The
Presbyterian Church
EW FOSTER BIED AT DAYBREAK
Ebeneser Foster a longtime Coshocton County figure died at four this morning after a peaceful illness. He leaves a large family and was married twice. Funeral plans include services at Prairie Chapel with Rev. Manetiman and a family burial. The death interrupts Juvenile Court duties as Judge Lind cannot attend Coshocton.
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Foster
Ebeneser Foster
Coshocton County
Courber VW
Rasean
Fasil
Cen
Bedig
Walliam Hooter
Sonny
Ss Prather
Geo Share
Warsiite
Maria Markley
Ramah Babcock
Footer
Kidney
Anna Mildyin
Keene
Brannah Bowdack
Wo OM
Roscoes Abraham
Jack Sons
Lewis I
Canal Lewis
Prairie Chapel
Mauetiman
Ohuvete Yard
Trent
Price
Bunial
Unclear OCR Note on Mrs Hesket and Local Death
Fragmentary notice reports the death of Mrs Shepherd, mother of Mere Hesker, at her Pittsburgh home. The text mentions telegrams, a potential service in Vernon or Philadelphia, and various unnamed individuals, with garbled details about timing and context.
Canada Divorce Case Highlights Wilful Neglect Allegations
Riley Wiggins sues Mary Wiggins for divorce on gross neglect of duty. Taneand McDermott represent the plaintiff as details of the case appear in a fragmentary OCR segment from the local news page.
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Riley Wiggins
Mary Wikgins
Taneand McDermott
Harmony with St Valentine ends in strange social tangle
A garbled late 19th century column hints at a romance involving a famed city socialite, Mr Raider, and a domestic scene at Sardder Thome. A friend asks about ownership of Yareret while a quiet departure follows a noted broker’s appearance and a veiled wedding implication.
Post Office Closures Hit Two Towns in Coshocton County
Rural free delivery routes will end March 1 as Watkatonnia and Cooperdale post offices close. Carriers shift to surrounding towns on long routes across fields and roads, affecting residents near Moore Corner, Gault, and McCoy Conyers while public services consolidate under nearby offices.
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Coshocton
Watkatonnia
Cooperdale
Celedatte Peon Ae Ube
Erin
Cinoy
Noland
Conera
Mid Wear
Gault
Copnera
le Niles Goutinisteads
Moore Corner
NEW RULES FOR COSHOCTON COURTS ADOPTED
The Coshocton courts adopt new rules for conduct in the common pleas court. Judge Nicholas laid down the rules praised by local bar leaders requiring attorneys to rise for contis and that only those with business present sit, with clerks and representatives present at all times.
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Coshocton
Ee City Association
Common Pleas Court
Saat
Nicholas Tiday
Wbuch Vooorhees
Gant
Bleyes
Warsaw
Woodmen Start Lively Local Campaign
Members attended a local Woodmen meeting with three candidates voted in for beneficial membership and two transfers from Fresno Camp. W. S. Brandris, the District Deputy, spoke from Newark and urged camp growth and upcoming week’s work promotions.
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W. S. Brandris
Depuy
Newark
Fresno Camp
Cy Sondieg
J. M. Henderson
di Ringemeita
Brandi
Health officer warns on disease reporting delays
Health officer Miller warned Ae Sanuvay that failure to report four disease cases within 19 hours could incur fines. The plea stressed prompt reporting to halt spread, with no physician present to assist in the cited cases.
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Are Measley
Miller
Ae Sanuvay
Misia
Juyw
Hein
Engine Strikes Man in Newport Town Fatality
A man named Myers of Newport was instantly killed when an engine backed down on the track this afternoon around 2 40 o clock. He stood on the rail and was cut through the abdomen as the locomotive mangled him. he appeared about 40 years old.
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Myers
Newport‘erntown
Journey of Hile with J G Graven in Munsulton
A large number of people gather Monday evening February 18 to witness the journey of Hile and the new order. J G Graven of Munsulton, Thoreler Deputy, arrives in town to work in the interests of the order.
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J. G. Graven
Munsulton
Thoreler
Ip Arrives in New Orleans Amid Sightseeing
Reported note from Jorge indicates arrival in New Orleans safely. Visitor plans to enjoy local sights including the Vidi Gina today.
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New Orleans
Jorge
Saturday Market Faces Heat as Patronage Returns
Readable fragments describe a Saturday market morning with rising heat. The scene notes renewed patronage and ongoing bustle as shoppers and vendors interact amid warm conditions and seasonal activity. The text is incomplete but centers on market reopening or steady attendance.
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