Sunday Schools of Coshocton County Oxford Township Report
Oxford Township notes no association. Union M P Newcomerstown pastor Rev Shepherd, superintendent J L Whiteside, Nina M Cole secretary. Evansburg M E Rev Jones, Bakersville pastor George Davis superintendent, E B Huff treasurer. Baptist Rev Taylor Newcomerstown pastor George Kime secretary. Includes discussion on teacher education, Sunday school life, and rules for effective teaching.
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Brother Stowe
Oxford
Union M. P
C. E. Shepherd
Newcomerstown
J. L. Whiteside
Nina M. Cole
Evansburg
M. E
B. D. Jones
Bakersville
George Davis
E. B. Huff
W. H. Taylor
F. W. Culbert
Amusements and odd beliefs in a bustling city
Broadbrim surveys New York life noting many amusements and star attractions, from boxing prestige to theaters. He contrasts a heroic English champion and an American rival, then shifts to Hindoo worship and moral questions around penny-fortune schemes, trusts, and a dubious dividend promoter ending in prison.
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Univerze
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Hindoo
Miller
Broadbrim
Hints for Farmers on Forage and Seed Quality
This column urges abundant forage crops to feed livestock and sustain the nation, highlighting the importance of pigs, poultry, and small-scale farm profit. It notes pure bred stock value, waste use, and a Canadian seed purity campaign with seed fairs prizes and seed sales, ending with a note on Miss Eva Moore visiting Dresden.
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Canada
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
Potatoes and Clover Rotate to Benefit Farms
A rural note suggests rotating potatoes with clover and bar ring potatoes to keep soil fertile and profits steady. J B Morse cites benefits of such crop practice for farmers in New York and surrounding areas.
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J. B. Morse
Hiural New Yorker
Dewberry Propagation Advice from Dr Briggs in South Carolina
A letter to Practical Farmer by Dr DBD K Briggs of Blackville SC discusses dewberry propagation. He compares burying tips versus planting tip roots and suggests methods to rapidly increase stock, noting root cuttings and seed propagation as alternatives. The piece also includes satirical quips about professional personas and a farmer’s duty to provide for sustenance.
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Dbd
K. Briggs
Blackville
S. C
Farner
Austin
Husband Outraged by Bargain Sale Wife Snubs Gifts
Mr Bowser returns from a shopping spree with a stack of bargain items for his wife only to face frequent size mismatches and color clashes. The row ends with Bowser storming out, chasing an umbrella repairman as the street echoes with shouted exasperation.
She Does and She Doesn’t in Philadelphia Joke
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes a woman who does and does not carry heavy loads, joking that she even has a maid to lug her packages. The remark playfully contrasts effort and privilege in daily tasks.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Triumph of an Upstart Fan Over Cat Show Ruin
In a Chicago Tribune item a fan laments a disruptive attendee who entered a coarse man with a large tomcat won a top prize at a brewery themed cat show, spoiling the event. The exchange highlights the controversy and disappointment surrounding the outcome.
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Nan
Chicago Tribune
A Test of Altruism and an Unpleasant Evening
A humorous pair of quips discusses altruism and a man who misuses an umbrella then reflects on a failed suspenders gag. A pianist’s performance prompts a wry remark about Christian virtue, and a wife jokes about her husband’s loud sound sleep in a lighthearted newspaper snippet.
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L’a
Woman's face is her fortune says a proverb
The excerpt contrasts sayings about happiness and money with a light tone. It notes a visit by Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Powelson and their sons spending Sunday in Columbus, reflecting small town family life.
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Gunbusta
New York Times
Columbus
Colonist Tickets to West and Northwest Bound Limited Offer
From February 15 to April 30 inclusive one way second class colonist tickets to California North Pacific Coast points Montana and Shade will be sold at low fares via Pennsylvania lines. Beginning March 16 Coshocton National bank remains open Monday evenings same as Saturday 6 30 to 8 30. One half of imports are materials for manufactures fifty thousand visited Rob ert Burns cottage Ayr last year Professor Braun announced he has discovered a method of producing electrical energy escaped into space as waves to any distance.
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California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Shade
Pennsylvania
Coshocton National Bank
Braun
Strasburg Scientific Society
Toledo, Walhonding Valley and Ohio Railroad Stockholders Meet
The Toledo Walhonding Valley and Ohio Railroad Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Coshocton office on Friday March 13 1908 at 11 o clock a m. The meeting will elect a board of directors and address other business. Secretary 5S B Liggett.
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Coshocton
Toledo, Walhonding Valley and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio
B. Liggett
Engines For Sale in Berlin State and City Buildings
A steam engine of ten horsepower in good condition and a gas engine of two horsepower needing slight repairs are for sale as a bargain. Inquire at the Age office. Also note Berlin owns 833 public buildings by the state and 497 by the municipality.
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Berlin
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