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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
4
Public notice notes the CTON DAILY AGE survey and publishing office in Ceshocton Ohio. Address listed as Building and post office details appear garbled with stray characters and second class matter status.
Notary public M. W. Wimmer attests the February 1906 Creceration Statement for The Daily Age. The document lists monthly printed and circulated copy counts for 1905 and early 1906 in Coshocton County Ohio, with signatures of Ernest Hoff and Frank Moore as circulation and press manager respectively.
A fragment discusses how newspapers mirror events and influence juries in the Dickerson trial. It questions whether witnesses believe printed accounts and whether bloodhound evidence shapes guilt, noting the newspaper’s role in presenting an unbiased or biased image of the case.
A body found in a creek is identified as Charles Spicer, linked to a forgery case and a prior escape. Spicer jumped from a bridge into the creek while being taken to Zanesville. fire swept the area and clothing aided the identification.
History notes James Watt and the steam kettle hinting at hidden power. Modern science identifies a germ causing dandruff and hair loss. Newbro's Herpicide claims to destroy the germ and restore hair. Sold by druggists. sample offer via The Herpicide Co Detroit.
A garbled clipping describes a scheme where shoppers may spend a dollar at various stores including Orange Street and a Webb residence to win prizes. It mentions a dollar value and a $2 prize, with references to chocolate, coffee, flour, and other groceries as potential rewards, amid unclear names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a style laden antiquated column with garbled names and events. It mentions a Captain and fighting, Arab affairs, a fixed mourner, and a character Mindy Pea amid unclear wartime or schedule references.
A deranged advertisement proclaims rising deaths from consumption with calls for sunlit days, fresh air, and abundant food. C K Anderson the druggist touts cod liver medicine as a cure, claiming patent remedies fail but his product guarantees refund if unsatisfactory.
Report from the courtroom notes a struggling jury selection with Dicker son and Warrer excused amid illness and conflicts. Despite sixty four names called only eleven remained on the venire as recess interrupted proceedings and the defense sought a special voir dire.
The article lists a long venire for the session opening with many names including Jonee Mason and Charl McClain among others. The judge announced the venire and noted the court would not convene until witnesses from Cooperdale and nearby vicinities arrive Monday.
Fragmented notices of residents traveling, visiting relatives, or leaving for nearby towns including Newcomerstown Cambridge Dennison Nellie Columbus Walhonding Newark and Key places. Names include J. El Lowder Ada Holdsworth Neto Foster T. Bently Cath Grace and Miss Eur. many trips for a few days.
J. Ramblett of West Lafayette delivered a $450 Lester lp Dinno to A. J. Keehn at 461 South Seventh Street. Keehn invites callers to hear the Lester phonograph at Hypsidinee and see Cramblett for special prices and terms.
Eleven year old Vina Rechel of South Fourth Street caught her right hand finger in folding table springs while opening it. The injury was severe enough to require amputation at the first joint. Funeral plans include relatives traveling to Warsaw for Mrs. James Walker's service.
A bold theft last Monday saw a house on Lake avenue, Cleveland, entered while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cassingham were in Columbus. Miss Carrie and a visitor were in the city. Jewelry and silver were stolen and not yet recovered.
A terse note argues that selling through want ads remains faster than competing approaches, suggesting better reach and quicker results for sellers seeking prompt transactions.
Town besides Bowling Gresu and O Mareht faces a leadership vacuum with Mayor H A Wfteld reportedly in Lima and Marshal A J Daniels resigning for $25 annually. The electric light company quarrels with residents over rates. Council plans a special meeting to draft new officials.
Fresh oysters 35c quart and lettuce radishes onions parsley. Jersey sweet potatoes 75c bushel. Home grown turnips 1he peck. New dates 8c tb. Maple sugar 15c tb. Fresh coffee 15c. Honey 18c per section. Eggs 17c per dozen. Hickory smoked ham 2c per lb. Pickled perk 10c per lb. Cream cheese and Swiss cheese offered. Jelly preserves 10c per glass. Beets and tea and other staples listed with prices. Five cases of Mother's Crushed oats arrived.
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