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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement explains acute indigestion as the cause of sudden death by fermentation of undigested food in the stomach. It claims fermentation crowds the heart, explains symptoms, and promotes Dr. Jackson's Directive and Liver Powders from Jackson Medicine Co for relief. Sold by pharmacists at 70 cents or $1.00 for twelve doses, Zanesville Ohio.
Sheriff Browning announces two sales to be held Saturday at 1 PM at the courthouse door. Thattie Miller represents Mis Gradeland in Lifayette township, with Dory Case versus Isabelle Randles listed as part of the proceedings.
Congregation gathers for evening service led by Rev Wells with lively attendance. He preaches on Fordham not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, citing salvation through faith. several converts come forward as inspiring solos by Mary Mortley and Lois Floge lift spirits.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe remedies and testimonials related to female health. Mentions names and dates are garbled. contains references to women and cures, with uncertain attributions and unclear context.
Alents Doel Parker presents Under Southern Skies last night to a strong audience. Feb 26 Josh Simpkins Keb 27 When Knighthood Was in lower with Roselle Knolt as madcap princess. Marele l-ATrs Temple's Telegram with Larry Connor praised as one of the season’s best comedies. Sick List notes Will Wheech staying home. August 1 lease on room in Geidel building. April 1 departure planned. Fletcher to Sheer rodsville today on business.
Wes Waller died in Wheeling West Virginia Tuesday afternoon from blood poisoning after a complication of ill cases. He was 38, born in Coshocton Lewisville, married ten years, lived in Wheeling fifteen years as a skilled mechanic. Survived by father Richard Waller of Orange Street and siblings Charles, Effie, Joank, Nettie, Emma, and Olive with funeral at Wheeling.
The Rippeth Store ends its clearance sale but offers many broken stock lots at closing prices. New Spring lines arrive with staple and fancy dress ginghams priced at 6 7 10 15 cents and cambrics in checks dots and stripes. Spring suitings in mohairs and serges from 50 cents to 1.50, plus Ladies neckwear veiling ribbons laces belts in several styles. No trouble to show goods. come in and see.
An order halted all operations on the Gur through line to Otsego with a survey allowed to finish. John D. Rockefeller mentioned in oil circles as plans for the next program. details unclear. Falls from porch injure Sandel at Adams township residence. back injury but no broken bones. Game warden returns from Delaware and Madison counties with five violators halted. related duties ongoing. Banks to close in observance of Washington's birthday. carrier badges advised.
A vintage appeal touts The Age newspaper as dominant in Coshocton with 2500 to 2000 daily copies. It promises constant reader exposure, urging advertisers to place ads for thirty days to reach a buying audience, claiming wide reach and fair pricing.
Sanaratin chapter RL oA hosts a banquet at Park Hotel this evening with about 100 guests from the lodge. Ramsour of McGhee Lumber Co will relocate offices. Camels lodge held a 30-member meeting with a catered after-session meal. A drill team of 10 men, led by Edwards and Miller, prepares for a Feb 27 installation in Springfield Ohio with 150 visiting members expected.
The Peoples Baking Co will limit its grocery business and focus on bakery operations. Management has contracted remodeling of the company rooms including shelving removal, wall papering, and floor improvements to update the facility.
Classifieds listing two rental needs and a job ad. A room for two at 338 Sycamore Street near Fourth with heat electric light and bath. a five room house at 772 South Lawn Ave to June first with three gas stoves. and a rip-sawer wood turner needed for a table factory with strong applicants. Found silver pencil on Chestnut Street matching initials May or Smith.
Coshocton high meets Zanesville at home Friday and travels to Zanesville Saturday in a decisive bid for the state championship. Jbols work hard for victors.
W A Himebaugh purchased two acres along the canal at Roscoe from Squire Williams as assignee of E D Randles for 325 dollars at sheriff's sale. The land, appraised at 400 dollars, lies near the site of the new water power plant Mr Himebaugh plans to build this spring.
Archie Thompson a plumber and Mary Edna Schleich of Coshoc tin, along with Robert Swigert and Bertie N. OWI of Julia Walsh, filed for marriage licenses at the court house.
Thomas Oscar Whalen, two years five months, son of Mr and Mrs James Whalen of Newport, fatally burned Monday afternoon when his clothes caught fire near an open grate. The child died within minutes. Funeral services set for 8:30 Friday morning at Catholic cemetery.
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