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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
4
A mother describes her child’s cold symptoms and notes how Scott’s Emulsion sped recovery. The ad copy highlights restless sleep, heavy breathing, night sweats, and claims rapid improvement within days. Scott & Bowne of New York is cited as the product maker.
An aged news note warns that The Daily Age will not be delivered to anyone unless payment is received. The paper ends when the time expires with no option to extend.
A jumble of overheard chatter and garbled phrases references weather hints of snow, church attendance, court cases and local names. Readings touch on a meeting, a cor grications mention, and various unsettled disputes including a case in Squire Wouters court.
The clippings mix sensational lines about a battleship Kentucky being hit beneath the waterline and local editorials from several papers. They reference political figures, stage stars, and unusual quotes, with a playful, fragmented tone typical of a gossip round-up in a Midwest page.
The Renthieay company shone with Dr. Jackle vld Mr. Hyde, praised for superb presentation as Bannerman and Mansfield offered standout performances. Holligan's Guest drew a crowd this afternoon, while The Clay Baker closed the week as one of the theatre's best offerings with William Mone in the lead. a return date for next Monday was urged.
Court house coverage notes indictments and a murder rumor about Catherine Hughes. The text mentions Ben Dickerson’s innocence, a suspected female offender, and possible dramatic developments. It also reports January settlement figures for the treasurer and auditor, and notes the Panhandle pay car visit to the city today.
Cassie L Chadwick jailed in Columbus penitentiary for 1 1/2 years after forged notes and related offenses. John Shannon arrives from Darke County to serve five years for stealing a duck and a turkey to fund a meal on Thanksgiving. Both crimes valued at about $3. Shannon is described as a young, single man.
Albert Tway, a government official, opens an insurance and real estate office in the Burns building to operate in conjunction with his government duties.
The National Bank of Cambridge relocates from temporary quarters in the Jeffersonian Building to its own modern building on moving day Saturday morning. Business continues without interruption and the new quarters are among the most complete in southeastern Ohio. The move coincides with university week of its president Hon. S. J. McMahon, who began his association with the bank as cashier forty years ago.
In Washington on January 18, Representative Nicholas Longworth argued the tariff bill would best develop Filipinos toward self government and favor handing the archipelago to native rule when ready. He clashed with General Grosvenor on future prospects, while other congressmen linked irrigation, industry, and tobacco interests to the bill’s implications.
Plainfield Grange elected new officers: Master W H Magness, Secretary Peter Shaffer, Treasurer Clarence Aronholt, Chaplain Mrs Shafer, Lecturer Mr Vensil, Gatekeeper Joseph Patterson, Overseer Mrs Conley, Steward Ira Miller, Asst Steward John Miskimen, Lady Asst Steward Mrs Harmon Ceres Bessie Harmon, Pomona Bertie Conley.
Bendure and Hunt closed a large deal to develop ten modern houses on Carton lot on North Ninth Street. If weather allows, construction will start immediately, bringing their total in Coshocton to 28 houses built in the last year.
Columbus Ohio January retirement of Lt Colonel Baton L Bargar of the Fourth regiment Ohio National Guard on the retirement list dating from noon January 19 after ten years of service five years commissioned. duties in his legal profession led to the step and a successor will be elected soon.
The Commercial National Bank paid out 25 094 dollars on Saturday to multiple entities including The Oden Valles Coal Company The H D Beach Company The David Davis Coal Company The Morgan Run Coal Company The Wade Coal Company The Coshocton Coal Company The Pope Gosser Pottery The Coshocton Glass Company and The Boston Piano and Organ Company. The document also notes that H H Cogging is no longer an officer of the A M E B church and not authorized to collect for the church. L A Upshaw is the pastor.
The Ice Delivery Company was organized Friday evening in T. H. Wheeler's office with a capital stock of $10,000. Officers include President and treasurer J. S. Elliott, Vice president and general manager Charles Renner, Secretary W. C. Renner, and board directors Cora Renner, Ursula Elliott, J. W. Almack, and T. H. Wheeler.
Lyman Taylor the auctioneer is seriously ill at his Warsaw home. He underwent an operation this afternoon performed by Dr. Hamilton of Columbus. The outcome was not yet known when the paper went to press, though friends across the county hope for a successful recovery.
The Coshocton County contest outlines vote by ballot clippings from The Coshocton Age and voting certificates with subscription receipts. Payments from 10 weeks to one year earn votes, with 624 votes for a year at $5, to be split between a lady and gentleman. ties split the prize or a similar trophy is awarded.
Voters are urged that every coupon bearing the date of January 13 must be presented to the office by 3 o clock this evening to be counted. Watch your coupon dates and act promptly.
Chan W Bowman first lieutenant and adjutant of the 8th Maryland volunteers writes from Lanham Maryland praising Peruna for colds and declares a 48 hour cure. He notes his family also uses it and recommends it to friends. The ad claims no narcotics and invites readers to contact Dr Hartman for advice and a free 1906 almanac.
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