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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
6
The Missionary Teens gathered at Walnut Street to sew a quilt for a Baptist missionary in Ohio. They plan a subsequent meeting at Roscoe hosted by Mrs Susie Clark to discuss further activities and a taffy pulling event.
The Coshocton Age announces a voting contest open to members of local organizations in Coshocton County. Ballots clipped from The Coshocton Age count as votes. certificates are issued with subscriptions. Payments vary from 10 weeks to one year, with votes allocated accordingly and equal division rules for male and female candidates. The final count closes February 9 and ties share diamonds or a trophy of equal value.
A Lorain man describes a so called Peanut Club in town where eligibility involves rolling a peanut from Poster street to the loop on North Broadway. He notes the members are society girls and jokes about an upcoming initiation during winter featuring a dramatic display with a peanut.
The Rev QO 78 Watson will preach and administer communion at Trinity Episcopal Church in the library at 10 30 Sunday. B Y P U meeting urged for ratification of the constitution. Other church services include Saptic Church on Cheetnut street and Presbyterian on Fourth and Chestnut with varied Sunday school and meeting times.
The Morning Post backs reorganizing the Unionist party around tariff reform on a Chamberlain line. It notes former Prime Minister Balfour’s seat in London may be resigned in favor of Alb an Gibbs who favors tariff reform. The paper urges a party meeting where Balfour should publicly declare his policy.
Friday night at Sith' Street theatre an enthusiastic audience praised the play Our New Minister for its vivid portrayal of life’s dark and bright sides. The production, by the all starCompains company, featured striking slave settings and strong acting, including the dog character praised as a high compliment. A separate note recalls an actor’s circus past and long stage career. Nine miners were rescued after a gas incident at North Tamarack No. 3 in Calumet, Mich., January 27.
A testimonial claims Dr Miles Nervine strengthens nerves and reduces epileptic fits. Levy Williams of Boston Georgia describes severe seizures easing after taking Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, noting lifelong health improvement and endorsement for purchase guarantee.
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