Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery touted for liver relief
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for torpid or liver disease linked to poor digestion. It claims to restore stomach function, boost blood-making secretions, cleanse poisons, and ease liver burdens, with endorsements from multiple medical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
de. Grover Coe
New York
Asa Chulagapus
R. Coe Miso
John King
Cincinnati
John St. Scudder
Beudder
Scadder
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Ellingwood
Buffalo
N. Y
Fragments Describe Unclear Encampment and Police Scene
A garbled report mentions an encampment near Newark and a police response. Details are unreadable, with references to persons, names, and locations obscured by OCR errors and stray letters. The fragmentary text hints at a disturbance or confrontation but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Birds of Passage and Stray Notes of a Night
A garbled nocturnal scene recounts disorder at a hospital and a chaotic sequence of events. Fragmentary names and phrases hint at theft, confusion, and community chatter, with stray references to a note on a note and a cryptic chorus of unrelated lines.
Pioneer Burt Dies in West Lafayette at 83
James Bradner Burt ex-mayor of West Lafayette and former bank president died at his home Saturday evening after a long illness. He lived in Coshocton county most of life, served as village president and bank head, and was a lifelong farmer and deacon. Survived by wife and four children. Funeral held at his home with Emory Hot and Rev Warford officiating. Burial at West Lafayette family lot.
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James Bradner Surt
West Lafayette
West Lafayette Bank
Coshocton County
Wes
Lafayette
Otlock
Eitt
Hhoestanm
Dita Nicholas
Te War
James M. Burt
Lafayette Township
Bradner
Coshoeton
Weel Lafayette
Magsie Bealt
Carrie Burt
Perry Emerson Burt
West Bafayete
Dr McChin
Kaeten
Mies Jennie Re Burt
Loydergitfen
Tmeteout Tarmas
Hoe Burt
Burt
Baptist Church
Plainfield Grange
Dh. Te. Rogers
Cowhecton
Wire
Thurt
Craften
Oelock Row
Emory Hot
Denison University of Granville
Warford
Death Breaks Quiet Morning in Tragic Farmstead
Mrs Viville Stewart dies suddenly at Teiteleek after a morning injury while tending cattle. The event shocks her family, with mourners including Mr and Mrs Stewart and other relatives attending a burial service and planning to travel after the funeral. Neighbors recall a heavy blow and a brief period of distress before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr Heron
Ananys
Viville Po Stewart
Tieteleek
Stewart
Betis
Frigne
Pfrene
Notable Church Visit Draws Washington Audience
A visitor will travel via Cleveland to Washington DC to attend services at a major church. He plans several days with his wife's parents and will be greeted by Elder Howse and many friends, marking a notable moment for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington DC
Cleveland
Howse
Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as the cure for sore throat and related diseases. It promotes Doat de tar Saline as timely relief and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents with the Eee Temalline Co Canton as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Temalline Co Canton
Church Strong Hope of Labor Unions in Rally
A mass meeting at Sixth Street Avenue condemned the imprisonment of Messia, Moyer, Huswoodk and Pettipone. President Lewis of the United Mine Workers urged church and labor unity to right perceived wrongs and support the juvenile court effort. police reported a vandalism incident at Sycamore School with a suspect to face a hearing.
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Dheavee
Sanday Sfternagn
Oop Messia
Moyer
Huswoodk
Pettipone
Western Federation of Miners
Wiks @MTAishistie
Tme
Poy. Robertson
Green
Vir
Tor. Lewis
National Mvies
United Mine Workers of
Dr Cadman Sets Visit Next Thursday
A garbled notice announces Dr Cadman’s arrival next Thursday. The fragment mentions weather and a public event, but loses clear details on location or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Cadman
What the kidneys do and how to keep them strong
A fragmentary health note discusses kidney function and maintaining wellness. It mentions filtration, hydration and general tips while including broken names and stray phrases. The readable parts imply a focus on urinary health and prevention.
Straw famine relief drives county support for roads plan
The county shows broad support for a Good Roads proposition to ease transportation of goods. Despite opposition, many residents favor the plan to relieve straw and grain shortages, with mills and markets described as active and prices fluctuating through the week.
Alliance AQ Plant Starts Amid Turmoil and Delays
Unclear notes describe Nebice plant activity at Alliance with disrupted timing and potential labor or management disputes. Fragmentary text hints at delays, equipment issues, and conflicting statements about opening dates and operations. Names, places, and firm details are largely unreadable, obscuring full context.
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Nevice
Alliance AQ
Peter
Coroner Finds Letters Linked to Dead Person
Coroner reports a trove of letters associated with a deceased individual. The discovery suggests a possible link to the case while a new baby list appears in court records. A family from near Morean Run reports a Monday morning birth at Parke residence.
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Horn
Parke Near
Morean Run
Aboein Menaday Morning
Church Records Burnished by Sunday Worship
Attendance tops 200 at J. B. church Sunday as Rev Kohler preaches "Well With Thee" and ten respond at altar. Choir and congregation unite in song while evening services begin Monday with daily praise gatherings. two members depart for New Windsorstown to arrange a larger service.
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Gta
J. B
Mer. Kobttler
Ate
Mark
Inorssing Fatereed
Kohler
Miss Courtright
Peat
Lot's chief trouble was his egotism
A distorted, fragmentary local notice recounts a community figure described as vain and self-centered with a downtrodden fate. The piece mentions a pastor, a mayoral link, and various names, events, and places in a muddled portrait of social life long past.
Rumor of Furnished Room Sale Continues
The report claims the room once held by a hardware firm may be converted to an electric theater. No definite action has been served. Another tenant, Cantwet Shoe Co., is linked to the space, while Resadin Dry Goods Co. will take the entire room and upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiading Uardware Co
Geup
Bhoe Co
Resadin Dry Goods Co
Coal Company tripler its capital stock at Cleveland
At a recess meeting of the Coshotton Coal Company in Cleveland the capital stock rose from 40400 to 108000. Officials J W Csingham and G W Cassingham declined to comment on the report, saying they knew nothing of it. Also reports of veteran Jacob I Rosa near Franklin station died at age 87, survived by a wife and seven children. Funeral plans not yet set. Warsaw hunters report clearing 400 rats with the Hay Seed contingent in a daylight effort at the McCtain farm, two groups sharing a feast after the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jacob
Rosa
Franklin Station
Vira
A. Lennon
Canal Liwisville
George RR
Roas
Etty
Charles EB. Toss
Elly
Mra
Alfred Aden
Conesville
Jacobo F. Roms
Warsaw
Roae
John N. Toss
Zanesville
Jerrey
McCtain
Couhiee
Jdlinner
Mary
Fountain Dry Goods annual meeting and dividend declared
The Fountain Dry Goods Co held its annual meeting in its offices with J. W. Moore as president and Arthur Matte as vice president. Officers listed include Minn One Madden as secretary, and Charge 8. Caton as treasurer and general manager. A semiannual dividend of 3 percent on preferred and 4 percent on common stock was declared March 1. The year was described as highly successful with increased ticket sales and optimism for the year ahead. The Wright Film Co plans incorporation to handle picture production and related business. The firm converted a basement into a film laboratory and plans to diversify into commercial ventures. A trip is noted for Willam A. Hime and family to Cincinnati, St. Louis, Palm Beach, Cuba, and Easter return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Foutttath Dry Goods Co
Ates
J. W. Moore
Arthur Matte
Minn
Madden Treauirer
Caton
Junit
Plas
Wright Film Co
Dayton Hose
Sorine
Peeitie
Gw Laboratory
Attorney Witmer Secures Pension for Widow of Civil War Veteran
New Panalon and Monson attorney Witmer secured a monthly pension for Charlotte Waier widow of James Willer, late member of Company D, 122nd regiment, United States Volunteers, effective June 15, 1907. Local Coberton residents report crown fires seen Sunday. spring hints noted in 1916.
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Maria Onear
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Mb Geo
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