Royal Baking Powder endorsed by three generations
Royal Baking Powder is praised for both fine delicate cookery and everyday meals. The brand notes long standing use by three generations and is recommended by the Sak Sing Powder Co. of New York.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
5
Royal Baking Powder is praised for both fine delicate cookery and everyday meals. The brand notes long standing use by three generations and is recommended by the Sak Sing Powder Co. of New York.
A new music club forms in Coshocton led by Mrs. Harry Kerlin and Mrs. Seth Snyder with Miss Dorothy Davis as secretary pro tem. Charter members include multiple local women. monthly meetings will study music history and composers with open sessions for friends. The group may be called Coshocton Musical Club.
An advertisement urges readers to check medicine ingredients before buying for stomach and liver issues. It promotes Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders in powder, capsule, and tablet forms with claimed healing and rebuilding properties, priced 50 cents for 55 doses and $3.00 for larger, and offers free medical advice.
Funeral services for Miss May Dancherty of Freeag were held Tuesday afternoon at the MoP church with Rev. Mr. McCrae and colleagues officiating. Attendees included Arch er Horn and several relatives, while other local mourners were listed among the attendees. Interment followed for Mrs. Warcaret Ingham on Cheesnut Street with Rev. Erwin presiding and Oak Ridge Cemetery chosen for burial. A quartet provided music during the service.
John Blum, wholesale fruit dealer, denies final plans to leave the city and says he remains undecided about his next steps. Rumors circulated he sought to move toward Mansfeld, but Blum declined to confirm any decision.
Governor Folk of Missouri plans to visit Coshocton this summer if the Coshocton Chautauqua company proceeds. He has indicated he would accept the invitation and will inform the group of his plans if feasible.
Mr and Mrs Tarr plan to leave Columbus for the south next week and then move to Coshocton this spring. Mr Tarr Levie will lecture at Chautauquas in Alabama and Florida and aims to revive the Coshocton Chautauqua in June or July.
An ad promoting Laxalola Tonic Tablets as a skin beautifier cites Buster Brown theatre tonight. It argues healthy skin requires a clean complexion and lists alleged benefits including clearer skin, richer blood, liver stimulation, and relief of chronic constipation. The copy promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Susannah Widdas arrives in Newmarket Canada for an extended visit with daughters Mrs Jesse Hixson Mrs Turner and Miss Sadie Widdas Also F J Mathewson of 31 North Fourth Street returns from Port Hope Mich with sister in law Mrs George Mathewson Walter Ashcraft of Pike Township in Coshocton for a first and final account as administrator of the George Ashcraft estate A Buster Brown theatre performance tonight
The article outlines a local contest with subscription ballots issued via receipts for The Coshocton Age. It lists voting rights, certificate rules, and vote values for different subscription periods, with a closing canvass by a committee of respected local businessmen.
A prominent businessman tired from desk work seeks relief. After ineffective medical treatment a nerve specialist discovers an optical defect draining energy. Custom glasses restore function. Burns & Gosser offer free exams with full scientific equipment.
The ballot closes at 9 pm on Friday February 9. The final venue will be announced in a later issue. No employee of The Age can be a candidate for the honor. In a tie for the diamonds the value will be divided or an equivalent trophy awarded to each candidate.
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