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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
2
An old newspaper notice extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble linking kidney disease to heart pneumonia and death. It offers free samples and a booklet by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, urging readers to mention the paper.
The Twentieth Century club met at Misa Fern Chaney's in West Carlisle on Saturday evening. Roll call responses cited historic Ohio places, with poetry on Buckeye lore and music by Miss Chaney and Miss Hughes. Local notices mention moves, funerals, and church work, plus regional visitors and ongoing town happenings.
An advertisement promotes Hyomei Inhaler as the “little pocket physician” guaranteed by C. & Anderson to cure catarrh. It touts a complete outfit for one dollar and notes savings when purchased with other Hyomei products, promising easy, portable relief.
Diphtheria cases forced Rev Roberts to end his Mt Zion meeting and he will start special meetings at the M E church next Sunday evening. The town notes social visits by Miss Richmond and Miss Davis, and local remarks mention a wind storm damaging a chimney and residence.
Miss Ada Mowery of West Bedford hosted relatives in a Sunday visit. Miss Mabel Bell visited Coshocton. Rev. Lewis from Warsaw called on friends. Dr. McCurdy of Coshocton visited Mr. Gibson who is ill. Miss Yulu McCluggage taught Valley school and attended church. Protracted meetings continue at Branch with quarterly meet Jan 27 28. The Pittman funeral at Zanesville was attended by local residents. Farmers claim success in pest control.
A Keene gathering debated tariff policy with a formal vote on abolishing the high protective tariff in favor of a revenue tariff. The negative side led by Walter Zange and John Berti prevailed over the affirmative led by Frank Leach and Earl Kissner.
Speaker A T Bell of Washington Township outlines financial and legal hurdles to centralizing schools. He notes petitions from voters, uneven district resources, and pending February and August draws, with funds and court action needed to transfer from contingent to building accounts.
The item mentions J. E. Carhartt of Roscoe with a bank position in Pomona California and notes a trip and new home. It also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo wholesalers and a price, plus a note about special Homeseekers tickets sold by W. & L. & on Feb 20.
Berlin reports Baron Richthofen, German secretary of foreign affairs since October 1900, has died. Born 1847 at Jassy, Roumania, he was the son of a former Prussian diplomat. His early schooling spanned many countries as his father served Prussia. He had a notable military career in 1886 and 187A.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Tonsiline as a quick cure for sore throat claiming it prevents tonsillitis quinsy croup and diphtheria. The copy emphasizes family safety and urges purchase of 25 and 50 cent sizes from druggists.
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