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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
2
A Coshocton liquor man predicts the Aiken bill becoming law will cut saloons from 33 to about 16, with tax payments starting in June and a near fifty percent shrinkage in the sector. He notes the bill, already half enacted, will likely pass the senate soon and force many closures. He declines comment on KIH.
An ominous warning about high waters shadows a spring in which a hotel card reader advised a businessman. The piece notes snow, soaked ground, and rising rivers, predicting heavy rains could bring floods while advertising Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 27 cents from BL Andersen.
An OCR fragment markets a digestive health remedy with claims of stomach relief and disease prevention. It cites “nature's remedy” and a Dr C. E. Anderson, urging restorative treatment and weekly use, though text is garbled and incomplete.
Homer Daniels will resign April 1 after two years as head bookkeeper at Coshocton Glass Co. Raymond Curtis, serving as assistant bookkeeper for five months, will take the vacancy. Curtis is pictured as an enterprising young man with a promising track record.
The Neck Co. prepares to occupy its handsome, modern new offices by Tuesday morning. The relocation frees space for the manufacturing departments and improves facilities across the company.
Rev John Albert Ely, famed orator, headlines lecture titled Architects of Fate at Grace M Boochurch. Proceeds to aid church debt. Crowd praised Ely as eloquent and powerful in delivering practical sermon.
Rev John Albert Eby delivered a Sunday afternoon lecture to men at Grace M E Church arguing man is created in God's image a living soul to know love and serve God and fellow men He urged self betterment and received loud applause The audience praised the orator and cheered as he urged a YMCA movement in Co Shoc ton with his support sought by the crowd The ad promotes Game’s Hickey Nut Gems snacks with a dealer ask note.
The article discusses modern trademark pirates who imitate rival brands to mislead consumers and steal profits. It cites a proposed federal law to criminalize interstate counterfeiting with fines and imprisonment, arguing current state laws are weak and inconsistent while European nations enforce stronger measures.
The Elks in this city discuss building their own lodge, aiming for a central site to serve Lavish purposes and benefit from owning property. TheMarietta Elks own a notable building and neighboring lodges consider similar steps amid rapid local growth. West Lafayette College notes classes and events, while local trial coverage and community notices reflect ongoing civic life.
A New York Sun interview highlights Burns and Gosser the clock specialists. They offer alarms from $1 and feature Junior Alarm and Cuckoo clocks popular for homes and travel. Established 27 years, they tout reliability and family routine enforcement with a wide selection.
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