Book reviews and society notices at a Roxie event
A lovers club met for a Thursday gathering at Miss Rimner’s home to discuss Harold McCrath’s Mart on the Box and the next book The Flame Gatherer by Miss Potter. Miss Margaret Harvey will review it February 1 with Mrs. Roger Carey Missionary Society hosted an evening at Mrs. John Ricketts with readings and talks on missionary work. The Roscoe W C T U met in cold weather with small attendance. no quorum, plans to aid local families postponed to a later meeting.
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CLUB
Lovers Club
C. Rimner
Mame
Harold McCrath
Mart
Ming Hartman
Todey
Miss Potter
Carey Missionary Society
John Ricketts
Schaich
Mary Rue
Marie Custer
Brook
Madeline Shannon
Roscoe W. C. T. U
Roscoe W.C. TU
MG Hack
Clements
Hack
Neptiane
Akerowd
Fansacion Ouf
Mary Reed Standard Bearers Plan Evening Meeting
The Mary Reed Standard Bearers will meet this evening with Mrs. Jay Murphy at her Chestnut street home.
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Mary Reed
Jay Murphy
Chestnut Street
Mrs Margaret Richcreek Endorses Dr Jacksons Digestive Powders
The Ohio woman from Co shocton reports long indigestion with headaches and night coughing, says doctors feared consumption, but after using Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders she improved to good health. She praises them and notes price of 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Margaret Richcreek
Coshocton
Henry Preston
Dr. Jackson
Franklin County Women Organize Uniform Program Across Societies
The Franklin county women decide to implement uniform programs in their twenty eight societies. A committee of Mrs. W. S. Hale Mrs. Pauline Nyer and Mrs. Annie Clark will arrange the programs. Also an advertisement touts Pepsi kola claiming it cures chronic dyspepsia and indigestion with a personal guarantee from G B Anderson.
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Franklin County
W. S. Hale
Pauline Nyer
Annie Clark
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office Week Ended Jan 1 1906
List of unclaimed letters remaining at the Coshocton Ohio post office for the week ending January 1 1906. Names include Mrs Westas Miss Ollie Hartley Giuseppe Fodorfils Henry Lehman Lester Miller Owens Parks Ray Rickets Webb Rogers Smith Tannehill Wilson and others. Addressees urged to call or claim by the advertised date.
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Coshocton
Westas
Ollie Hartley
Giuseppe — Fodorfils
Henry
E. Lehman
Lester Miller
BE. Oa. Owens
Guy Parks
BR. M. Ray
Carl Rickets
Webb
Richredgen
John Q
Rodgers
Mr. Sertty
W.O. Schrimplin
Smith
Stilheel
Tannehill
Wilson
Donstains
Finest Pine Tar Soap for Tradesmen on Sale Saturday
One of the finest toilet Tar Soaps on the market made from Pine tree tar and vegetable oil. Suitable for hard or soft water and adapted for machinists firemen painters miners farmers and more. Saturday only two cakes for gc one thinner cake included with any purchase.
Prosperity Washing Powder sale at 3 cents per box
A Saturday only sale offers Prosperity Washing Powder at 3 cents per box. The ad promises a softening effect on hard water, time and fuel savings, and a large package, with a limit of six boxes per person.
Freight wreck damages Pataskala depot and warehouse
A freight wreck stalled traffic near Pataskala for hours when eleven cars derailed and smashed into the depot and warehouse. A broken rat near the station caused the crash which narrowly avoided fatalities as workers scrambled to clear debris and lines remained blocked.
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Fredeht
Panhandle
Pataskala
VG Thom Bhoer
The Roosevelt Bears Tour East in New Adventure
Two Colorado bears Teddy Bo and Teddy GJ travel east to visit the Roosevelts and promote a forthcoming story in The Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch. Paul Piper will narrate rhymed adventures with illustrations of the bears in scrapes, appealing to both adults and children. The Dispatch runs the tale starting next Sunday January 16.
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Colorado
Teddy Bo
Teddy GJ
Central and Athletic States
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Bears
T He Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Paul Piper
Childrne
Roosevelt Bears
Dispatch
Feared insanity ends in Louisville mother shooting child
In Louisville Kentucky Mrs Alice Sallie Blancegnier Pollard shot and fatally wounded her five year old son then shot herself in the head at her brother Dr W Xn Blancagnier's apartment. She told investigators she feared losing her mind and did not want to burden others. The child was taken to an infirmary and Pollard was not expected to survive. The Blancagniel family is prominent in Louisville.
Ocean Liner Delayed By Bottom Obstacles At Sea
A biocean liner arriving three days overdue cites bottom and site obstacles as the cause. Mr. Margelst of Coshocton CO & Anderson says Vinol cod liver oil, purified to remove greasy elements, strengthens without stomach upset. He offers a money-back trial to dubious customers.
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Mragelst, CO. &. Anderson
Coshocton
Vinci
Cob. Anderson
Ohio Schools Report Details 14 000 Teachers and Spending
The 52nd annual state school commissioner report shows Ohio public schools spend over 17 million dollars annually, employ 14 197 teachers, and serve 1 254 780 pupils. It lists 890 high schools and 267 township superintendents with 75 centralized township schools and recommends code features remain while proposing changes to village school taxes and township board meeting rules with limited compensation.
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Ohio
Buckeye State
Columbus Dispatch
Hindu Domestic Roles and Reverence for Mothers
A dated reflection on Hindu family life describes the mother as a divine figure within the household. It claims wives are true helpers to their husbands and mothers are worshiped as living goddesses by children who owe obedience and care to their parents.
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Court of Justice
Nile
Se Falthta Husbamd
Mindoo
Guta
Swemi Abbedamanda
Ting
Chiefs Refuse Missionary’s Christian Offer at Camp
The Chief of the Muskoges and his people reject a missionary’s attempt to convert them to Christianity. The preacher urged prayer and fortune under the Great Spirit, but the chief replied their faith has protected them and they cannot embrace the new religion.
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Muskoges
Trumechichee
Bufiola Journal
Superstitions Outrage Devonshire Traditions And Lore
A 19th century chronicle notes Devonshire beliefs defying uprooting. It cites family rituals after death and Friday abstinence from gambling or risk, plus tales of broken crockery and flowerpots kept to appease fate. Le Fanu and Sheridan Le Fanu are referenced in a linguistic quirk about Carrigtoohil.
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Devonshire
London Chronicle
Cristea Reiman
Sheridan le Kanu
le Fann
Qaime
le Fanu
Advice on Work Breaks and Digestion After Meals
The article warns against heavy meals after work and notes that long gaps between shifts reduce hunger. It claims many workers who eat heartily return to work soon after and may suffer dyspepsia. It emphasizes light breakfasts and avoiding large portions.
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L. W. Hall & Ons
Spies
Baldwin
L. W. Hall & Sons
NMOS
G. B. Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
BO McCoy
Ploom
New York
Tarlo Soap
Mlyoak Hagket Store
Or. Davies
Barnacles
Atlantic
Boyd & McConnell Real Estate and Insurance
E. R. Reed
Main’ Street
Evan O. Evans
Adams St
Besdendaelecfeatadt
Stata Ai - LP Ate Atvefeath
Berain
Papcaroks
Fred C. Witten
Elm St
Newark
N. J
Traurantead
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Ry Zo
Peet
Stines
California
Rock Island
St. Louis
Pika Island
Park Cash Grocery
Barrington Hall
Steel Cut
Bluey Bell
J. D. Stevenson
Cits
J. L. Kirk
Walnut Street
Barcrotys
F. L. Fuhr
Hogan Block
Age
Bell Phone
Cervet
Mele
Botphone Sini
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