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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
3
A testimonial letter from Mrs. Golding of Hoxhay Farm Fairfield dated June 6 1905 reports extensive relief from severe skin disease after using Cuticura Remedies. She describes painful symptoms across limbs and mouth ulcers improved by the treatments and recommends the remedies for others suffering from similar conditions.
An Ontario reader testimonials Cuticura products curing severe hand eczema after two cakes of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Medicated Violets. The letter, dated Sept 29 1903, also mentions a Christmas Eve wedding at the Caldwell home in Zanesville with guests from Newark and nearby towns.
A garbled text block from a historical page mixes names with places and phrases such as Foster MS and New York. It references individuals including Miss Nelle, Mrs and others, with scattered mentions of Coshoarton and Chestnut. The jumbled lines resemble a clipped society notice or local column.
The Philadelphia based health leader Alexander Johnston Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad died after a bout with whooping cough and heart weakness. His death follows a year of declining health amid interstate rebate investigations and European travel. He led the vast railroad empire and several related companies, with successors to be decided after his funeral.
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists numerous names including Schnus, Murphy, Thompson, Long, Frenklin, Hopkins, Varner, Spear, Beard, Miller, Harrison, Smith, Moore, Beedie, Russell, Scott, Wilson, Bates, and Schnell. No clear event, date, or context is provided.
Miss Lotte Richmond returned from a two week visit with Mrs C A Bar rards of Urichsville Chadwick and family visit H F Ternate Richmond hosted relatives in West Lafayette Nevis and Frank Norris visited Newcomerstown on business John Richmond traveled to Akron for holidays Entertained Musical Club with guests including Mr and Mrs Vincent and Mrs Goodman The Christmas program featured Mir ogius Mas and includes many locals with a social reception afterward.
Abs. Win Aberseho died Tuesday at Perfect cemetery after a fall in the street left her badly hurt. She had been in frail health and difficulty walking in recent weeks. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
A jumbled OCR fragment discusses Prmtiiyt guides and cultural debates across American life. It mentions topics like diet trends, education, and societal norms with references to various individuals and institutions, though many words are garbled and unclear.
Warsaw News lists students and families visiting schools and relatives across Ohio and Michigan during holidays. Names include Ward Bower, Terrence Beck, Adlen Heck, Nellie Bucklew, Pauline Drake, Janetton, and many from Jackson, Columbus, Coshocton, Wooster, and Lima. Attendees attend dances, receptions, and church events. couples marry and plan homecomings in early 1907.
The congressman from the East district, Hew WA Ashbrook, is at his Johnstown home after traveling from Washington. He attended a National Peshovia Association executive committee meeting and plans to report back to his constituents.
A report to the president by Frank H. Sargent notes fewer Japanese in Hawaii and more coming to America, with the Japanese government discouraging arrivals. Magoon in Havana denies a tale of Japanese intrigue in Cuba as absurd. Morrell named pastor and dean at Defiance College, with duties and lectures planned. Cryptic marriage notice and community response follow, detailing attendees and settings.
The article describes a bustling scene the day after at a local store with patrons and staff. It notes activity in the aisles, shoppers examining goods, and conversations among parents and workers.
A skating incident at a moonlit rink left participants soaked and alarmed as ice broke under a skater near the edge. Witnesses report the crowd reacted with a mix of humor and concern while suggesting immediate safety actions.
A multi generation dinner party was held with five generations present. Attendees included Mrs. Crewe Turd Tea and daughters Miseos Rubasheth and Satan Crawford, linked to local families and community members. The event occurred in a homely setting with a large turnout and various speakers.
A fragmented report notes a fatal death linked to a home scene with authorities investigating alleged criminal acts. The fragment mentions law enforcement, a court outcome, and community impact amid ongoing inquiries and charges.
A near disaster occurred on the St Louis express No 9 as it crossed a high steel bridge near Hanover just after 7 pm on Wednesday. An engine worker spotted a horse on the tracks and the crew stopped the train by emergency brake. Workers freed the animal with an ax, averting a possible catastrophe.
Oshheeh Wis paper reports the death of John Himeleigh, cousin of W. A. Hin bah of Chiselty. He died about twenty in a hater in Philadelphia while on business, Saturday December, and was buried at Gat Koh the following day. He was president of the Pate um fer Cr. ahh and served on the Ota Boor a& Stak Col of Cleveland. His death was attributed to Diabetes.
Fragmented notice outlines upcoming MoOR elections with retirements of I F Meek and details on replacements. It mentions William Smith stepping in by January for Ringland, Eacor Billotg as general agent, and lists several new candidates including Achinan, Cahanbas, Oertel, and others.
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