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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
5
An advertisement attacks the belief that daily scalp scrubbing cures dandruff. It claims dandruff is caused by a germ and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that kills it, listing Detroit Michigan as a sample request point and B Anderson as special agent.
The famous dollar was in the possession of Smiths grocery on Sunday and passed to Snyder Grocery. The dollar will be called in Thursday evening after investigation and its history published. Residents including W. O. Himebaugh in Columbus and Phi Allen of Newcastle visited, with others from Warsaw, Coshocten, and Columbus noted.
George Mulligan returns home from Meredith Business College in Zanesville for a brief vacation. Numerous residents travel to nearby towns including Dennison, Newark, Pittsburg, Warsaw, Newcomerstown, and Marion for visits and errands. Several attendees attend funerals and family events, with notes on arrivals and departures among local residents and travelers.
The article extols whole wheat as the ideal breakfast food and notes a 720,000,000 bushel U.S. wheat crop for 1905 with Nebraska producing 41,589,600 bushels. It cites Massachusetts and Connecticut fields as nearly unused and highlights the shift from white flour to whole wheat products amid calls for pure food legislation.
A stray cow tied to a courtroom dispute and boarding issue is slated for a constable sale at Ira Mizer’s home on the Coshocton West Lafayette road next Saturday. The animal is linked to a pending suit between G W Amore and L W Parrish over a misrepresented purchase and bounced payments, with the cow having wandered to Mizer's pasture and been boarded there since.
Will of Lawrence Miller admitted to probate and Mary J Babcock estate files inventory. Stierheim property on West Chestnut sold for 1800 to Adam Price. John L McKee estate sale order issued and Elmire Wiggins estate accounts filed. Road settlement in Adams township nearly complete with payment into county treasury and thirty day open period. Local social notes include visits and travel of Miss Burchfield Miss Marshall Miss Crawford David C Welsh departure and Viola Pigman illness context.
Washington March 12 The house committee on judiciary decided to make a favorable report on the Bates employer's liability bill in amended form Representative Sterling of L inore will draw the report The bill makes a railroad liable to a worker and dependents for damages from negligence or defects in cars engines appliances track roadbed or works No employment contract insurance or indemnity can bar a suit for damages
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