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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Age Cassed local notices and subscription details outline delivery via carrier to Coshocton Ohio, with rates, office contact, and policy on mail delivery. It lists advertising rates for church events and obituaries and provides regional representatives in New York and Chicago.
A flood of brief items and notices fills the page. J J Smith discusses a dollar offer on Hantey s Ton with Sixth Street and a sack worth seven dollars. The theatre advertises two shows and season pricing. Local merchants list premiums on purchases from Burny Sesser Hanley Milling Co Snyder Grocery Co and others. Suzie Richards in Lafayete and Thomas McCulleigh with Dorothy visit, and several townsfolk travel for business or to Toledo to comfort Mrs Decker s family. Funeral services for Mrs Aliie Lynch Decker are planned in Toledo Thureday afternoon.
Prof Anna, a noted European expert, says dandruff is caused by scalp parasites. The Terpicide Co markets Terpicide to kill dandruff and restore hair. Sample requests via Detroit Michigan agents and druggists.
McGuire on stand Elmer McGuire owner of the Dayton bloodhounds testifies at 3 16 after Dr McClain finishes as court considers the case. An invitation ad promotes Crombie's Cough Cure with money back offer. Local notices report names of residents traveling, illness in Newark, and visits between Columbus Franklin and New Philadelphia.
List of unclaimed letters at Coshocton Ohio post office for the week ending March 5 1906 includes Mrs Warriet Clark Mrs Sapha Foster Miss Mary Frew Mrs Pred Gordis Miss Herol Hyllis Miss Olive Landaere Grace Murray and several men such as WoW Boswell Hind tson Burt Aten Bart Clyde Cornell J L Korn J M Morgan Jos Man ning HE W Ransopher Fred Sander son 8 Aw Wells Joe Wolfe and others Unclaimed letters to be advertised with date of list and instructions to claimants.
A man named Kennett Meiver of Vancehore, Ae, recovers after a throat infection and lung issues, credited to the King's New Discovery. In Newcomerstown, the Clow Pipe radiator foundry plans relocation to Canal Dover, risking about 140 jobs due to dry-town restrictions. Local officials note apprentice shortages and ongoing plant decisions likely by Friday.
Miss Altre McCoy resumes duties at the Bell telephone exchange after a two week vacation. The item lauds modern women as able to bake wash sing and play and suggests rocky mountain tea as a remedy for any deficiency.
Numerous society items note meetings of the Relief Corps Wranglers and Florence Crittenton Circle in libraries, with church circles and Ladies Aid also meeting. Birthday celebrations honor Gertrude Higgins and companions. Miss Glendora Phillips hosts friends. a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Rittenhouse yields multiple attendees. Wranglers to discuss Poe. sales of White Wyandotts eggs offered. Dr Shoop cold tablets advertised.
Surveyor Bock will report an estimate for a new bridge over the Walhonding river at Neldon ford near Warsaw. Commissioners allowed funding months ago and full $15,000 may be spent. Strong opposition exists in the lefty and eastern county parts, and a lively fight is expected.
Victry of Trinity Episcopal organized at a meeting in Nicholas and Merrells office Monday evening. Senior Warden S H Nicholas Junior Warden Winfield Scott Clerk Winfield Scott Brennanrer R C Snyder.
Dick Tooker, once in Coshocton, reports a dramatic fishing trip in which he and a companion caught 104 kingfish over six pounds each. He recounts the catch to The Age, claiming it as fact. Tooker currently stays at Daytona Beach, enjoying seemingly endless summer days.
The Seventh Street Church heard Evangelist Wells ask Does it pay to be a Christian during Monday night services. After the sermon baptism was administered and Wells announced his tonight topic A Fool's Folly. Sick List reports Mrs. John Roberts confined to her Chestnut Street home by illness.
At the meeting of the county commissioners at the courthouse Tuesday afternoon Join Gilmore George W Crant and J H Dean were appointed as viewers of the Rock Rim road. PRESCRIPTION FOR ENDIGESTION How Scores of Coshocton People Ob tain Relief Dr Davis Pepsikola cures stomach trouble etc. Mr C E Anderson will tell you that Pepsikola is sold on a fair money back plan with full refund if no benefit is received.
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