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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
4
Genoa Ohio jan twenty six four buildings destroyed by a fire that started in the Bush block. Mr and Mrs G G Warner living there had a narrow escape with Mrs Warner saved by bed sheets and a ladder rescue.
The document argues professional money corrupts college football and calls for ending payments to athletes. It condemns commercialized athletics and favors restoring pure amateur ideals, asserting reforms would protect education and integrity across colleges in the United States.
Editorial voices Friday advocate converting Ohio and Michigan universities into normal schools. The piece, addressing education policy, calls for changes to training programs and standards.
Disjointed text references Roosevelt Panama Canal funding and racial tensions. Mentions urged public worry if leaders fail to act, a large Panama project budget of 326 million with labor waste alleged, and a Globe Dem note about local locality and identity.
Druggist C E Anderson of Coshocton warns of increasing grippe cases and urges Vinol as a preventive and cure. He notes statewide spread, praises Vinol for containing vital elements and claimed blood and nerve strengthening powers. Anderson recommends Vinol to build up the run-down and to aid recovery from chest colds and headaches.
The Hamilton county investigation gains Democratic approval as Republicans back the Little substitute. A bipartisan eight member committee is to be formed four by the speaker and four by Democratic senators, with $25 000 for expenses and immunity for witnesses. Lieutenant Governor Harris presides, owning a large farm, and the session discusses taxation and rural interests amid a reshaping of the probe framework.
A new drug store is planned for the rapidly growing area of the city. The site is on East Walnut Street on property owned by Dr. Lower of Bakersville, across from Williams' grocery. A residence on the lot will be moved to allow building space for the pharmacy and a Regina Seay soda fountain is planned for summer operation.
Fensten FL Elbuhle secretary 10 Majo announces a meeting at the Salvi non Army ball this evening. The event features musical entertainment and a planned costume display of nations. An international service is set for Tuesday with participants in diverse costumes and a large cross to be built in the hall. A Marlin revolver was lost along the railroad tracks near Main and Big Rate Co works.
John W. Cutshall of White Eyes township sues Willard Hoobler in common pleas court alleging Hoobler uttered false and slanderous words. Cutshall seeks damages of 2500. Also notes President Roosevelt refuses to pardon Chase Cole, former Globe National Bank president, for banking law violations. Kay Beall of Columbus features in local relations.
An advertisement promotes phonograph records from Burns and Gosser claiming the county’s largest selection. It touts listening at home to new and old songs by top performers and signers, inviting customers to visit and see the collection.
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