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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from The Daily Age details mail delivery and newspaper pricing. It notes second class matter at Coshoc- Qbio, carrier delivery, and a five cent rate for notices and advertisements. It lists local retailers and states The Daily Age isn’t mailed unless paid in advance and will be discontinued when time expires.
Eastern Representative Robert Tomes of 116 Nassau Street New York and Western Representative C W Wallis of 311 Boyce Building Chicago listed on CHIO select list.
The Age outlines obituary poems and resolutions offered by organizations or relatives, noting they are advertising matter at five cents per line. It explains space limits, schedule needs, and preference to publish news promptly, with serial stories and author notes highlighting Tarkington and Green's works.
The advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a food medicine combining the qualities of both. It claims distinctive value in wasting diseases and growth troubles in children, and also benefits adults with weakness or wasting, urging use by families.
The lengthy feature tale comes as The Age notes France elects President Fallieres by 419 to 271 against Doumer with 28 scatterings. Fallieres, a seasoned moderate from provincial roots, signals continuity and stability in European politics, aligning with Clemenceau in a picture of enduring republican governance.
A garbled collage of phrases from diverse papers touches on fashion rhetoric and political topics. It cites Miss Roosevelt gowns, committee infighting, and a Chicago federation mockery. Miscellany references Ohio inspectors wages, a Venezuelan policy note, and a Santo Domingo president with a sprained ankle.
Republican members of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee caucused and agreed to amendments to the Hepburn railroad rate bill. They seek a just and reasonable rate wording instead of a maximum rate to address Democratic objections.
The Muskingum River shaped Ohio’s inland commerce long before steamboats. Early canoe crafts of enormous timber were used to haul apples and salt, with keel vessels later carrying 60 to 10 tons. Upstream work required teams and river chutes at riffles. The first Muskingum steamer appeared in January 1820, signaling a shift to steam navigation.
A fragment from a bygone paper mixes political talk and social quips. It references juries, Ohio legislators, women voters, a diamond contest, and a mood of wartime satire while mentioning Indianapolis, a jeweler window, a warship, and a lodge vote as a playful call to action.
Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler retired GSV is seriously wounded at the residence of his daughter Mrs Sterling South in Brooklyn New York Telegraph to The Age reports the incident and condition.
Columbus Ohio January 22 An amendment to the constitution to exempt from taxation a bona fide residence up to 1000 dollars is proposed. A bill would raise the liquor tax to 500 and a state insurance inquiry discussion continues. The session sees debates on mayoral codifications and merit system reform in state institutions with health and education boards seeking power to regulate buildings and safety.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve energizer preventing sluggish digestion headaches and melancholy and Dr Miles Heart Cure as a guaranteed remedy sold by local druggists in Elkhart Indiana Judge Jacob Seemann of Madison Wisconsin endorses the Nervine with claims of immediate relief and renewed energy.
The Newark Advocate lauds Eva Denny for a stage debut in this city calling her attractive and strong for a first appearance though new to the company. Unclaimed Letters list at Coshocton post office week ending Jan 22 1506 includes several names with this notice to respond “advertised.”
Hyomei inhaler penetrates nose and throat tissues to kill catarrh germs and heal irritated membranes. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with an extra 50 cents option, offered by local sellers.
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