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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
2
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for headaches and womanly ailments. It claims to restore regularity, heal inflammation, and strengthen nerves, with testimonies from women including Mrs Dan McKenzie. It offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail with stamp payments.
Cooper advertised a sensational parade led by the Citizens' band. He tossed pennies to dollars from a wagon, drawing a crowd as girls and women joined the scramble. Evangelo Billman, a local evangelist, urged praise amid the clamor. Coins showered down on Main Street amidst lively excitement.
Citizens of Dillonvale will vote on July 2 to issue bonds totaling 35000 for a combined water and light plant. Misses Lena Sandles and Lillian May Cairnes traveled to West Lafayette.
A letter urges readers to identify Revolutionary era ancestors buried in Ohio and enroll in the 8. A. FR society. It asks for the supporter’s ancestor name and state, promises a year book entry, and notes membership involves a pecuniary outlay to preserve history and honor the revolutionary struggle.
Mr W S Taylor of Segwheck Ark testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his child who suffered dropsy. After two doctors predicted death, three pills daily removed swelling in eight days, allowing the boy to walk, run, and be healthy again.
A versatile correspondent lauds the name Sligo while noting it may become a “has been.” The piece praises T. M Grim sley the postmaster for his jovial service as box delivery ends. Meanwhile Sligo and Divide will be merged into a single community.
The notice warns that gold used in color printing mirrors and frames is bronze and spelter. It urges buyers to seek genuine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, noting a private neck stamp as proof. It claims the genuine product has a long cure history for nausea dizziness flatulency headache heartburn indigestion dyspepsia and malaria. A. J. Stutzman travels to Canton.
Mrs Russell Sage argues that unhappy marriages stem from lack of personal income for wives. A regular cash allowance, not just credit, fosters independence and prevents pauperlike reliance on husbands. She condemns extravagant society spending, warns against title chasing foreigners, and advocates longer engagements and wealth readiness before marriage in big cities.
Miners at Glenn's Run mine in Steubenville county area organize a sick benefit plan for Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad district workers. Members and workers contribute monthly. men receive five dollars weekly after the first week plus a funeral benefit, with the treasury fully balanced. New constitutions are being refined and many new members are joining.
A homing pigeon from Albin Whit craft liberated at Mitchell Indiana on May 25 1902 arrived home in Cambridge. Eleven other birds freed at the same time made the trip in five hours. Mrs Sam Waggoner of West Lafayette visits friends in the city.
A land tract north of the new rolling mill at Byesville was bought by a syndicate at $100 and is now held at $500 per acre. The corridor between Cambridge and Byesville along Wills Creek is filling with homes and factories, and in a few years all overflow-prone areas will be occupied.
Henry Ackerman finds an 1820 penny and Joseph Scott uncovers a French silver piece dated 1825 while excavating for the Monroe bank cellar in Woodsfield.
Cambridge residents again discuss establishing a city hospital, a sentiment renewed after a smallpox case. Mrs A L Fouts, visiting Mrs Sam Shaffer on South Second Street, has returned home.
Gen Cassius M Clay, in Louisville dated July 1, writes to Dora Clay after learning of her husband’s death. He asks her to return to live with him for the rest of his life, noting enduring affection despite Dora’s divorce and remarriage to Brock.
Telegraph report from San Francisco July 1 notes carpets in the United States Mint adjusting room were lifted for cleaning gold dust. A bar of gold valued at $9,000 was recovered. carpets laid six years ago trap fine gold dust as coins are filed to correct weight.
Dr J W Toland M Q Baker and J P Forbes returned from Sandusky Wednesday after inspecting Cedar Point attractions. They are highly pleased with the pleasure resort chosen for the Business Men's excursion and call it the Coney Island of the West.
President Roosevelt wishes to attend the August six yacht race between Reliance and Shamrock aboard the Mayflower. Jesse Robertson, studying pharmacy at Ada, will graduate July seventeenth.
A Kiel dispatch reports Prince Adelbert, third son of the emperor, and Prince Henry with their suites are authorized to visit the St Louis exposition as a sign of goodwill following the American squadron visit.
Austin report states State Comptroller R. M. Love was assassinated in his office this morning by W. G. Hill, a discharged employee. No motive given. Hill then killed himself.
Washington July 1 A W Machen was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. He was given until July 20 to file a demurrer to the indictments if he desired.
Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures painful feet fits shoes easily and relieves corns bunions sweating and tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or mail 25 cents with a trial package free. Miss Ida Anderson of Tyrone Pa visits brother C E Anderson on South Fourth Street.
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