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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
3
A discussion of how marriage and motherhood affect women’s appearance and health, warning of pelvic drainage and weak organs. Promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted tonic that strengthens weak women, aids nursing mothers, and prepares expectant mothers for childbirth, with claims of medical endorsement and safety.
The readable portions describe a baseball player candidate, likely Prichard, tied to a college negotiating a salary and position. It mentions Fayette and Barboursville, unclear dates, and pressure on contracts. The fragmentary text references future season planning and covenant terms without clear outcomes or names beyond Prichard.
Fragmentary obituary note from Kentucky mentioning individuals with unclear names. No clear dates or full identities present. Source text is garbled but centers on a death notice and local names.
The Fregnos Institute favored road improvements and endorsed a funding plan to raise money locally, preferring township or district levies. A Brean event featured an Oeton Concert with speeches by Gen. Lybarger and Prof. Mitetoty on education centralization, rural routes, and agricultural progress.
Dr Daugherty spoke on meat inspection detailing 40 Chicago plants under direct government oversight. He noted rapid but risky killing speeds, with one man dressing beef in minutes and multiple inspectors verifying quality. Swift & Co Die plant spans 7 acres employing many workers, processing tens of thousands of stock daily, amid musical interludes from student orchestras.
Jacob Harriover and Stephen Loveles, noted residents of Rakersyie, met midweek in The a oilee for a tense exchange. Me, Lasyeless commented that a loudspeaker remark singled out a certain person as a possible loudspeaker, recalling a previous incident from five years ago this summer.
Rev Dillin led a revival at the Chestnut Home on Tuesday evening with altar invitations and singing. Twenty two attendees responded, altering their beliefs and professing conversion.
Mrs. Albert Vay cites two curios linked to the Garfield assassination era. One is a signature said to be from Charles Gattan in Ward 1, dated 1882 in Washington. The other a 1771 colonial note signed by Powell, Collins and Shoemaker, claiming value under King George II. The note bears a motto and printer’s name, linking to a Washington interior department source.
A troubled civic effort seeks to catalog every resident’s denomination through a church canvass. The initiative, described as a voluntary but pointed inquiry, aims to map religious belonging and record whether individuals attend services. The program opens with a special invitation mailed to all households.
Fresno schools marked the birthday of Washington and Lineala with afternoon ceremonies and debates. The event featured obsolescent chatter, a dispute over county loyalty, and a private company plan to move a cash arrangement to the city, with mixed attendance and unclear outcomes.
The Jay Walker basket factory on West Gambier Street began operations Monday. George Markley, formerly of Cashooton, now works for Walker as a fast basket maker. A Banner reporter timed him at thirty seven seconds per basket, producing forty dozen baskets in nine hours.
Commissioners McNutty wen and ftentom Davia visited Neicomerd cown to decide possible actions to address the situation at the beidee Vat below Newcomerstowy. The aim is to define options for mitigation as the community awaits a plan, with hopes for an early decision.
Pawar Anson, an employee of the potters, injured his back while helping move a wagon. He was slightly bent and could not stand upright, but is able to walk with care.
A Conesville man, son of Williats Be Cniarsey, formerly jailed for a homicide, is released on a marriage license to wed Miss Ermadiate of Coshocton. The ceremony links two rural communities as local records note the bride age and address details.
Residents gathered at the principal commis for a queer speedtohe Taak Co action min who was in the city Wednesday night. Inquiries show Chattues awaited the new electric vehicle to be turned on, so he arrived first that night.
Muskingum county commissioners discuss courthouse repairs and improvements. Budget and scheduling are debated while interior changes and exterior exterior updates are reviewed. Mr. Gray visits Stewart and Colombo and Castile as part of the broader inspection.
Three divorce actions opened in local court with couples including Rebinaeg and Seindler of Nath eoenmearstawrn and Prem Mitte Be Poe seradeott. Proceedings began amid a crowded docket as couples seek separation after marriages in New Philadelphia.
A fragmentary account reports a land grant signed by President Madison. The document, found last fall in a cabinet, is tied to Hubert McParinney and Raehart McFerland, with Ezekiel Stewarland credited for uncovering the item during a rummage through personal effects.
Coshocton organizers plan an airship display at the state fair. Officials announce Taabenschue Rosier and Dixon will present, with Wohin Gop and others coordinating. A two passenger ship is expected to be shown, signaling an upcoming aerial exhibit.
A Whippodwilk community discussion last Friday evening centered on the good roads issue. Local figures including Lorena and AL Tho weighed in with strong opinions on two bridge projects near Ca ehacton. The House vote was requested by Airs Ripe, with a small portion of the teenie voting, and one vote in favor of the proposition as a whole. The meeting reflected public concern over road improvements as factions clashed over details.
An attempted sale of silverware led to a confrontation Thursday when Mrs Fiord Cater Wright refused to hand over an item. Police responded and arrested a man connected to the dispute, who faced charges of taking and selling items illegally but was released without formal charges.
Reed Smoot's bid to retain his Senate seat faced a mixed ballot in Washington. A partisan majority backed upholding him while opposing challengers argued against. The session featured pointed speeches from key lawmakers and amendments affecting the regulatory process as the chamber debated seating and consequences.
Fragmented text suggests proposals for a trolley line and related zoning, with references to officials, dates, and site plans. The garbled notes mention Newport and CAPT in connection with a transit proposal and potential fees.
Elisha Huff and Mies Leilene Boyd of Fresco wed at 2 30 after noon with only Philip Huff and Miss Bee Boyd as witnesses. The couple, popular in the county, plan home after March. The article also discusses a special election on bridge and road improvements and county bond decisions tied to trolley and bridge funding.
Anodes notes from Whittely company reach the city with reports of a fifth suit planned late today or tomorrow to collect the stack. Prominent Coshocton county farmers in the north park area anticipate a meeting next week and will also pursue actions against the men who represented the company and urged the sale.
Margaret Mero daughter of Dr. Mero of Tsercroft is seriously ill and may be unable to attend school for a week. Jennie Sheety is recovering from a hike injury. Martie Flack was called to Clevedon due to illness of her aunt Mrs Leonard who has been ill for several days but is showing improvement today.
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