WEWERO'S HERPICIDE CLAIMS herpes destruction
A promotional notice touts HERPICIDE as a destroyer of herpes and related scalp conditions. It claims a microbe linked to dan k ruff itching scalp and hair loss is promptly destroyed, with sales through druggists and a 10 cent sample offer from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
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Wewero
Thouzamdo
Newebro
Hale Crows
Stampa
Herplcide Co
Detroit
Mich
C. EB. Anderson
Local Society Calendar Shows Meetings and Social Events
This afternoon the Historical Club and Chautauqua Circle meet at the library. A Misses Stewarts rummage sale runs at their millinery shop. Baptist ladies gather at the church tonight. Tomorrow the Wranglers convene at the library and Lady Gleaners plan a Christian church meeting. Thursday features a progressive dinner party in Coshocton with guests Edith McNaughton Agnes Hanlon Kate Temple and Daisy Wilcoxon amidst other young women. Mrs Sam Speck hosts the Rathbone Sisters Thursday evening. The Merry Timers meet tonight with Grace and Ethel Center. Lena Brindley and Lloyd McGreagor Cumber Co employee wed Sunday at 6 pm in a South Fifth street service.
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Historical Club
Chautauqua Circle
Misses Stewarts
Baptist Church
Coshocton
Edith McNaughton
Agnes Hanlon
Kate Temple
Daisy Wilcoxon
Hailie Williams
Winifred Hanlon
Jean Brown
Jong Adams
May Denman
Edith Johnson
Coehoc Hin Roller Club Tees Up Inaugural Night
The Coehoc Hin Roller Club begins with a Friday night skating session at the local rink. Members emphasize a friendly, community vibe and current organization efforts.
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Coehoc- Hin Roller Club
Personal notices of visits and travels across towns
Mrs J K Bachelor left today for a visit with her sister in Chicago. Miss Leone Boguer of Wooster is the guest of Miss Grace Hack on Walnut street. Mellyne Fisher, presently employed as a fireman on the Pennsylvania, was home Sunday. Miss Jessie Slaughter spent Sunday at her Adams Mills home. Miss Eleanor Brooks went to Zanesville this morning due to her mother's illness. Miss Helen Baker went to Gambier to attend the Junior Prom at Kenyon College. Homer Jacobs is here from Millersburg. Miss Eva Mdiggs of Warsaw went to Cleveland after a few days with Mrs John Gray. Miss Moses will join a wholesale house. Misses Annie and Nelle Mercer, Blanch Rvang and Mabel Porter spent Sunday in Newcomerstown. Aq Bachman of Dennison was at home Sunday. Daily Age boy with a badge signals prompt deliveries.
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J. K. Bachelor
Chicago
Leone Boguer
Wooster
Grace Hack
Walnut Street
Meliynle Fisher
Pennsylvania
Hone Trou
Demin Sim
Jessie Slaughter
Adams Mills
Eleanor Brooks
Zanesville
Helen Baker
Gambier
Kenyon College
Homer Jacobs
Millersburg
Eana Mdiggs
Warsaw
Cleveland
John Gray
Moses
Annie
Nelle Mercer
Blanch Rvang
Mabel Porter
Newcomerstown
Aq Bachman
Dennison
Wats
Miners push eight hour demand in New York talks
John Mitchell and the anthracite sub committee plan meetings with operators to craft a new agreement while pressing for an eight hour workday for all mine workers. If talks fail, a regional convention in Pennsylvania could mandate further action, including a possible strike. Dolan denounces Mitchell for shirking responsibility and for tactics seen as aligning with operators.
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Peault
New York
Doiing
John Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Life’s Wis best Achievement
A reflection on success defining happiness and living aligned with one’s ideals. It argues true achievement comes from shaping life toward a clear object with persistence, citing Bulwer on early, purposeful direction of effort.
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Bulwer
Henrys D. Chapin
Indiana Banquet in Chicago Celebrates Hoosier Heritage
The Indiana Society of Chicago held its first banquet at the Auditorium Hotel with George Ade Wilbur Nesbit John T McCutcheon James Whitcomb Riley and Senator Beveridge among speakers. Ade joked about Hoosier pride and birthplace debates while recalling early literary connections and Chicago ties.
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Indiana
Ueir
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Chicago Record-Herald
Indiana Society of Chicago
Garden of Eden
Mount Parnassua
Utopia
United States
Eorge Ade
Wilbur D. Nesbit
John T. McCutcheon
Chalk Point
James Whitcomb Filey
Beveridge
George Ade
Joseph Mr. Defrees
Latter Day Brook Farm
Ringers
Ohio
Hinds
Kentucky
Thomas A. Wendricks
Benjamin Hiurison
John W. Meutcheon
Charles Alling
Charlie Alling
Alling
Madison
Bonisville
Giset
Charlie
Lowisville
Louise Ile
Mgr
Alig
Landis
Ade
Fnally
McCutcheon
Lafayette
Lye
Wilbur Nesbit
William Shakespeare
Andrew Carnegie
Ueslo
Heveridge
Howland
Reader
Todignapolis
James Whites
Riles
Bos
Aida
John A McCall Dies After Seven Month Illness
John A. McCall former president of New York Life Insurance died at Lakewood New Jersey after a seven month illness. He collapsed at the close of a legislative inquiry into life insurance affairs and had recently mortgaged and sold his Long Branch estate to repay 205000 owed on the Andrew Hamilton account. Seven children survive and his wife was exhausted by the watching at his bedside. Born in Albany March 2 1849 he held posts as state insurance commissioner and comptroller of the Equitable Life before leading New York Life.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Lakewood
X. J
McCall
Albany
Thin City
New York Life
Long Branch
N. J
Andrew Hamilton
Hamton
Mecalle
John A. McCauil
N. Y
Grover Cleveland
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York Life Tusuraree Company
Mayor Court Decides Three Cases In Quiet Morning
Three cases heard by Mayor Smith on Monday morning ended with fines for minor offenses. Dell Lamma and John Miller faced charges of provoking a breach of the peace and received $5 fines suspended on good behavior. Guern Fisher, jailed Saturday for intoxication and profane language, was fined $4 by Mayor Seaforth.
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Smith
Dell Lamma
John Miller
Maple
Guern Fisher
Offcer Decker
Aod
Seafth
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the Christian Church
Elizabeth Dawson
South Seventh Street
Rathbone Sisters
Sam Speck
Main Street
Merry Timers
Misses Grace and
Ethel
Lena Brindley
Lloyd
MccGreagor Cumber Company
Conesville
Dr Wells
M. P. Church
South Fifth Street
Charles Pierce
Sout Lawn Avenue
Clark
Grace Cchuren
South Lawn
Crombie
C. K. Anderson
Knights of Columbus
G. A. R. Ball
Uhrichaville
Newark
Eagles
Wings
Ue Coshoctuum Aera F P.O. B
Wm. Schiah
Mato St
Machel
Dolan
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Mobile
United Mine Workers of America
eaHed
Mitell
Newark News
Edwin S. Lee
Empire Mills
James Whitcomb Riley
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
John A. M’call
Insurance
C. E. Anderson
Drug and Book Store
Raphel Tuck &Son
Malaga
Fern Dell
Hulk
Snyder Grocery CP
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