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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
8
A brief piece reflects on maternal concerns for infants and the future, focusing on hopes, fears, and lessons drawn from lives touched by sorrow and resilience. It frames motherhood as central to child welfare and social well being.
Mothers urged to use Cuticura Treatment for infants and children with distressing skin conditions. Warm baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment to soothe irritation, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cool the blood are touted as the standard care. Millions of women reportedly rely on Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin cleansing, dandruff, hair, and general sanitizing uses.
Seventeenth annual reunion of the 97th O V L regimental association was held in Zanesville. Veterans from the area listed include M. Clark William McEveny William Owens H Wilson Ewin Burchfield D E Almack Mr and Mrs John Robson Christopher Hall Mr and Mrs G W Smailes of Peoria Ill John Smailes and Mrs Knode. Rev Dr Lloyd to hold services at Mill Creek church Sunday morning.
In Fort Schuyler and Coshocton area notes residents and guests visit friends and family from Zanesville Newcomerstown Evansburg and Canal Lewisville. Miss Grace McManniman travels to New Jersey. Rob Cain suffers leg injury after a wagon accident. Woman's club from Coshocton visits town. College closing exercises drew strong attendance with Prof R F Thomas delivering the commencement address.
June 25 in Cooperdale reports Mrs. Thomas Steffee visiting Newark relatives and Hoenshel couple with Morford. Local travel includes Stella Wright with grandparents near West Bedford and visits by Stanton of Warsaw. Alice Dickerson with her sister near Warsaw. T P Perking in Coshocton. Kate Middleton visits W A Dickerson. Frank Etty and Judith Preeton visiting near Zanesville. Will Evans repairs barn. John Camp visits daughter Mrs Cole in Tuscarawas county. Burt Miller visits friends in Zanesville.
Vinewood notes from June with social items at Adams Mills and Adams Mills residents. Miss Emma Murphy visited Miss Myrtle Vickers during the week. Turk Vickers on the sick list. Misses Katie Dnunmead Martha Shipley of Adams Mills and Nelle Vickers visited Miss Belle Adams. B F Smailes was guest of Missa.
A brisk weekend of visits and gatherings notes guests from Zanesville Coshocton Millersburg and Granville. Familial visits include Minerva Wolford in Washington DC and Lissie Frederick with friends near New Moscow. Attendance at Columbus commencement and a wedding in Midvale highlight region wide community ties.
Visiting her aunt Mrs c 8 Gray and other relatives W H Frost bought Mrs A M Collins property and will move this week Mrs Schaffert of Massillon spent last week with aunt Mrs Henry Cox Civil engineers for the Pennsylvania Railway Company surveyed proposed siding to the J L Mion coal mines Children s day services at Nellie chapel were well attended A good program was rendered T S Sharpless loaded two cars of street car ties for Sharon Pa J L Moors shipped a car of hay to Pittsburg The grading of the school yard by W D Kissner adds beauty Mrs W A Cate of Missouri visits her father Col Pren Metham this week Mrs E V Roadenhaver remains sick We need carpenters for several houses under construction Rebecca McKee remains poorly Rev Aller and family guests of W A Calhoun last week Mrs Edward Thompson visited relatives in Newcomerstown Alva Boyd sprained back Curtis Bucher and Otsego family were guests of J G Deeds Clifford Wilker of Sand Bank was in this locality T M Calhoun spent last week with relatives in Newcomerstown
Market quotations for various farm goods corrected by Snyders and Son and E Lee. Items include butter eggs smoked sides beans beef chickens country ham potatoes onions cabbage dried apples and more with per pound per dozen per bushel or per barrel prices. The list combines several OCR fragments with duplicated lines and inconsistent spellings.
This no fake sale advertises many bargains with every item marked in plain figures. A display praised by John Wannamaker is priced at 500 in his store for a month. Visit with family to see and seize the bargains and remember the date.
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