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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement proposes a $7 phonograph with a yearly Daily Age subscription paid in advance. It notes the device can be bought from Wright & Co for 5 cents and emphasizes records as essential, framing the offer as reducing office work. Also mentions PAZO OINTMENT for piles with a 14 day money back guarantee.
Advert describes Newbro's Herpicide and Nerpicide as products that cleanse dandruff, soothe itching, and protect against hair loss. It claims quick scalp cleansing, improved hair appearance, and an aristocratic look. Sold by leading druggists. sample offered by The Herpicide Co. Detroit. Special Agent C. B. Anderson.
An old advertisement touts Pure Virgin Oil of Pine as a lung remedy. It claims pine bark bread, a water sound language comparison, and states half an ounce mixed with glycerine whisky cures coughs and strengthens lungs. It notes bottles come in sealable vials from druggists and warns against cheaper oils.
John W. Cooley proprietor of the Fountain hotel was arrested for selling liquor in a dry town in Newcomerstown Ohio. The trial was postponed to Wednesday due to the prosecution attorney’s illness. The Law and Order League and local officials are involved and expect further arrests in coming days. A separate note reports a horse that suffered a nail injury, was treated, and had to be killed.
The Clow Pipe Works at Newcomerstown faced possible relocation to Canal Dover as cited by Mr Clow. He noted the plant could move if $1 to the new works were needed to operate. The company reportedly employs about 30 workers and recent town opposition has driven workers away. Local engineers reportedly viewed the move as tied to urban conditions and labor.
Coshocton youths, including a boy named Ross, were taken to Marietta court for running away. A large muzzle loading pistol from Lancaster was seized in the case, with two Coshocton boys, Charles McGuigan and Marty Mann, confessing they had been staying in Coshocton before the incident. The pistol remained in the mayor's safe as authorities arranged return to Coshocton for the boys.
In Kansas City on March 4 a commission official severely reprimanded G W Mager, Standard Oil Kansas City manager, during an inquiry into alleged railroad and oil industry discrimination against independents. Lawyers fought for an admission of connections among Standard, Union Tank Line, Republic, Waters-Pierce, and others. Mayer repeatedly claimed ignorance.
Mrs Dimmick of Boston writes that a doctor urged an operation but a reply from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass gave guidance and his advice saved her life. Another letter from Mrs Ma East Capitol Street Boston confirms Fulks Vegetable Compound helped her recovery. Mrs Pinkham’s letters on file promise helpful advice to ill women.
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