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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
10
Reports from Owingsville Kentucky on March 16 note the Kentucky Red and Licking rivers rising to reported levels with logs rushing into booms on the three rivers. The text includes stray verse fragments and quoted lines reflecting unrelated sentiments.
A Sunday afternoon lecture at Grace M. E. church draws many men from Coshocton and nearby. Rev. Eby, famed for oratory, headlines the event with the title Architects of Fate. Proceeds go toward the church debt, and tickets for Monday night are selling well under choir auspices.
West Lafayette society scene reports visitors and residents with local mentions. Personal visits include J Pirney, Miss Cochran Profil, and Miss Dolly Hughes, while property changes note Jas Kinner buying the Williams property on West Main Street for remodeling and rental. Community events feature the Twentieth Century Club hosted by Mrs John Marx and a literary contest led by Misses Kirkpatrick and Russell.
Clark March 16 A misprint dropped Irene Kaser from a guest list at a party hosted by Clara Baker Welker Finly who is attending Berea. Berea student Banford attended as guest. Alberta Dougan visits Millersburg friends for four days. The Queen Esther Circle meets at Mrs C Stein's Friday. Mr and Mrs Kart Weatherwax welcome a 10 pound girl. Funeral services for Aron Hersh held at daughter Mrs George Carpenter’s home with Millersburg interment. Attendants included Mrs Josiah Gell Mt Vernon Mrs Dinah Freen Millersburg Mr James Hersh Philadelphia Fat Hearty Carpenter Mr John Workman Akron and Mr and Mrs Robert Jameson Lakeville. John Shannon plans to move his anal y to Coshocton this spring.
In Tokyo rival factions of soldiers' relatives push for Litter inscriptions as General Nogi responds, often staying up through the night to grant humble requests. Meanwhile, ailment advertising touts Cham berlain's Salve for itchy conditions claiming quick relief and cures. Price 25 cents per box through local druggists.
The piece discusses Wald Wolle forests producing warm blankets from pine fiber and claims the cloth wards skin eruptions. It recounts Dr. Leach’s pine woods cures for consumptives, detailing an open air regimen and a pine based tonic. It also reports several short, local notices about accidents, political moves, a sword duel, and a minister’s death.
Tommy Atkins describes a dazzling stage act where a basket trick and a disappearing man wow the crowd. A boy in a basket is rushed through and bloodless, while a rope ascent makes an assistant vanish before the audience. The performance runs in daylight and the jugglers appear in simple attire, executing the feats with expert misdirection.
An old patent medicine notice sells Dr Shoop’s Nasal Cure and other remedies for female weaknesses and uterine conditions. It claims to ease womb inflammation, leucorrhea, irregular menstruation, and related symptoms, urging patients to seek the cure via doctors and druggists.
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