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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
6
The fragment recalls a soldier camp at Valley Forge in the winter of 1777 78 and mentions a robust woman who was an inveterate smoker until recently. The text blends personal reminiscence with incomplete details about a Mrs. figure.
The fragment references buckwheat and Mrs Amin, mentioning pancake flour and great food cereals. It suggests an old advertisement tone for breakfast products.
Megan Fuhr is reported near The Age Office with Belt issues noted as Belt Phone 22Y comments.
The annual union meeting of the missionary societies of the different churches will be held Thursday afternoon January 11 at two o clock at the Presbyterian church. Women from all churches are urged to attend to deepen church work and promote Christian harmony. A helpful program will be presented.
The excerpt blends steel sheet price advances for the new year with a dated Hall’s Catarrh Cure ad. It mentions steel and tin plate price increases, base costs, and regional measures, followed by a 19th century promotional testimonial for Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies from Cheney and company.
A local advertisement claims Pepsikola cures chronic dyspepsia on the first day and offers a money back guarantee through proprietor C. E. R. Anderson. It touts benefits as a nerve tonic, appetite booster, and stomach restorer with a 25 cent price and a promise of refund if it fails.
Hood 36 a merchant from Raleigh and a 22 year old woman died by suicide in a rented Raleigh room. Hood left a wife and two children a life policy and keepsake items on the table. nine laudanum bottles found. drinking since Christmas.
In Washington Pennsylvania a Russian Christmas celebration at Meadowland coal works near town sparked a race riot with Russians and Italians. One man had a fractured skull and a woman with a baby was knocked down. Russians fired dynamite and damaged nearby homes as Italians captured several demonstrators and found them bound at roadsides.
DeWitte Miller to lecture at Grace church tonight. Week of prayer services begin Tuesday evening. Ladies Aid meet Wednesday after prayer. Holloway Missionary Society meets Thursday at eight with Miss Anna Edwards on Walnut. District three thimble party today with Mrs. W. H. McCabe. District five thimble party Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Miller. Also notices on bilious attacks remedy and various church district meetings.
Prominent farmers William Drew and Newton Threlkeld fatally wounded in a fray at Akridge Georgia. Homer Frost dies suddenly in Louisville of heart failure. Seven injured in Montreal Express wreck at Walloomsac New York, one fatally. Mrs Corton and Mrs Allen killed crossing near Flint Michigan by Pere Marquette train. Five dead seven injured from Dolese & Shepard explosion in Gary Indiana. Fort Atkinson Wisconsin fire at Northwestern Manufacturing plant causes 385000 loss. An advertisement for Holllister's Rocky Mountain Tea appears at the end.
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