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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
3
The article extols The Cuticura Treatment for infant and child skin disorders and disfiguring conditions. It prescribes warm baths with Cuticura Soap, Ointment for itching and healing, and Resolvent Pills to cool the blood, claiming wide use by women for skin, scalp, hands, baby rashes, and antiseptic needs.
Seventeenth annual reunion of the 97th O V I regimental association held at Zanes. Veterans from here included 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 John Smailes and Mrs Knode. A Cure for Dropsy Sedgewick Ark June 26 Mr W B Taylor says his child recovered from dropsy after using Dodd's Kidney Pills Doctors said death but the remedy restored swelling and health in eight days and afterwards continued use cured the boy according to the father.
Rev Dr Lloyd will hold services in the Mill Creek church Sunday morning at the usual hour.
In Fort Schuyler and Coshocton area towns residents visited relatives and friends, with out-of-town guests from Zanesville Newcomerstown Evansburg and Columbus. Highlights include school and college events, a wagon accident injuring Rob Cain, and appearances by the Woman's club.
Cooperdale June 25. Mrs. Thomas Steffee visited her sister in Newark last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hoenshel spent several days with W. W. Morford. Many from here attended church at Chalfant's Sunday. Stella Wright visited grandparents near West Bedford for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton of Warsaw were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Selders on Sunday. Alice Dickerson visited her sister near Warsaw last week. T. P. Perkins was in Coshocton Monday. Mrs. Kate Middleton visited Mrs. W. A. Dickerson Friday. Frank Elty and Judith Preston visiting friends near Zanesville. Wivans repairing his barn. John Camp spent a week with his daughter Mrs. Cole in Tuscarawas County. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Miller spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Zanesville.
Vinewood news notes social visits in Adams Mills with Miss Emma Murphy guest of Miss Myrtle Vickers. Turll Vickers is on the sick list. Misses Katie Dunmead Martha Shipley Nellia Vickers visit Miss Bella Adams. B F Smailes was guest of Miss.
A string of visits and gatherings across Adams Mills and adjacent communities. Residents like Lizzie Frederick and Mamie Smalles are listed among weekend guests with families in Witlesfield New Moscow and Coshocton. weddings, church events, and meetings note Mrs. Ham and Scott Endsley, the Missionary society, and Epworth League activities amid family and farewell travels to St Louis and Columbus.
Visiting her aunt Mrs C Gray and relatives W H Frost bought Mrs A M Collings property and will move this week. Mrs Schaffert of Massillon stayed with aunt Mrs Henry Cox. Civil engineers for the Pennsylvania Railway surveyed siding to J L Mion mines. Children day services at Nellie chapel well attended. T 8 Sharpless loaded two cars of street cattle for Sharon Pa. J L Moors shipped a car of hay to Pittsburg. School yard grading by W D Kissner enhances grounds. Mrs W A Cate of Missouri visiting Col Pren Metham. Mrs E V Roadenhaver still sick. Need carpenters for several houses. Rebecca McKee still poorly. Rev Aller and family guests of W A Calhoun. Mrs Edward Thompson visited relatives in Newcomerstown. Alva Boyd sprained back. Curtis Bucher family of Otsego guests of J G Deeds. Clifford Wilker of Sand Bank in locality. T M Calhoun spent last week with relatives in Newcomerstown.
Market quotations list corrected prices for staples including butter eggs smoked sides beans potatoes cabbage onions lard tallow rhubarb strawberries and related produce. Prices cover per dozen per pound per bushel per peck and per barrel with period references to corrections by Snyder Son and HE S Lee.
Bargains advertised with bold prices in a sale display praised as genuine not fake. The notice invites families to see a “wonderful work of art” and mentions John Wannamaker offered 600 dollars for the same display for one month. Date urged to be remembered.
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