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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1900
Page
7
Local officials plan a joint session to discuss adopting dairy inspection rates. Past efforts by Dr Foster aimed at sanitary standards were shelved. current proposals would regulate milk canning and supplier practices to raise quality amid reports of water adulteration and canal-water washing.
The Martin's Ferry event saw Salem awarded the prize after a protest against the coupling used in the race. Coshocton claimed foul play and had finished third, with Bremen and local hosts praised for hospitality. The dispute involved judge Proctore from Orrville and a disputed handling of the nozzle during the finish.
Governor Roosevelt arrived in Canton amid cannon booms and cheers. President McKinley welcomed him from the McKinley home porch and introduced him. Roosevelt thanked the crowd and praised the president as his leader while noting Kansas City free silver debates. McKinley and Roosevelt held talks that evening, then Roosevelt departed for New York. Also reports of Peter Maher over O'Donnell in a swift one round boxing match and the death of horse trainer Harry O. McGowan by streetcar. An American embassy attache reportedly missing in Paris.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Hase as a universal remedy for corns bunions swelling blisters and foot discomfort. It claims fast relief and prevention of foot problems with free trial packages by mail. It also promotes Little Early Risers as a liver and bowel remedy and lists local drug stores.
Across Wood County a prairie depot blaze wiped out a business house and a residence. A roof collapse at the Union depot in Pittsburg injures six, while a 18 year old John Roe near Columbia Alabama faces a criminal assault charge. Admiral Cotton named Norfolk navy commandant. Sheriff Robinson and his wife foil an escape by eight prisoners at Marysville. Virginia nears operation of the Jim Crow car law. An asperities cure advertisement touts Kedol Dyspepsia Cure with claim to digest food and relieve indigestion.
Profile of Professor Goldborn and colleagues at Bellevue Medical College and Carnegie Institute pursuing an antitoxin to neutralize venom from five venomous snakes. Experiments involve injecting venom into rats, rabbits, and frogs to trace its course, with aim to render snake bites harmless.
Representative Fuss, acting chairman of the naval affairs committee, introduced a bill to authorize medals with clasps and ribbons for Navy and Marine Corps personnel. The three classes are Boner medal for conspicuous conduct in battle, Courage medal for distinguished conduct before the enemy, and Service medal for distinguished service in wartime.
The keror medal will be awarded by a board of 3 to 5 officers for exceptional courage and judgment. Pay rises vary by rank from 5 to 16 percent, with bars replacing medals on a second award. Rewards cover deeds dating back to February 14, 1898.
A conversation reveals a grateful tramp who killed a creditor after the speaker once helped him. The man who refused aid and failed to acknowledge kindness later faces a murder tied to a personal lawsuit. The tale exposes callous indifference and the grim cost of unkept gratitude.
A scrambled old column mocks leap year logic then discusses deafness causes and a cure claim. It notes a Philadelphia Press quip and promotes Ayul’s Catarh Cure with a $100 reward for cure failures, asking readers to send for free charts.
A Pennsylvania couple, George Kocher and Ettie Bain, aged 38 and 35, entered the marriage license office at Tunkhannock and paid 50 cents for a license, declaring they were man and wife with no opposition. Officials discovered the ruse but allowed the ceremony with witnesses present. The tale reflects on materialism quenching life’s poetry.
A couple shares a tense exchange after a proposal as both confronts trust and fidelity. The man’s hesitation and the woman’s doubt unfold amid intimate phrases and silent questions about past loves. The scene shifts to strained emotion and unspoken worries.
A Richmond Kentucky dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer reports a child named Mitchell near Stanford is cutting a third set of teeth, causing life inconvenience. The piece also notes a Turkish sultan’s harem fashion and Florida newspaper remarks on foreign indemnity settlements, plus a promotion for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and C E Anderson's Drag and Book Store.
Public notice recaps Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and asthma touting over ten million trial bottles given away and thousands cured. warns against counterfeit Witch Hazel Salve and urges buying genuine DeWitt s from Anderson s Drug. Also advertises excursion tickets from Cushocton to Atlantic coast resorts for 3 32 50 round trip on August 9 with twelve day return.
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