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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
5
An ad-like piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s daughter-in-law Mrs. Pinkham offering free advice to women on female illnesses from Lyon Massachusetts. It stresses confidentiality with women advising women and urges readers to write for personalized guidance and to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mr and Mrs HTD Hack of Walnut street announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday, their first child. The family reports a healthy arrival of the baby girl.
An ad from Coshocton by C. B. Anderson and C. E. Anderson promotes Mi-o-na tablets as a stomach cure. It claims chronic pain, sleeplessness, and debility stem from weak stomachs. The firm guarantees refund if no cure, offering a large box for 50 cents.
The column lists afternoon lectures at Grace church and the library, Presbyterian district meetings, a health venture at the library, a birthday party with family, a Kooking Klub gathering with Irish decor, a wedding at North Third street, and an illustrated health lecture by Mrs. A L Shaw in the library. Attendees include Mrs Snyder, Miss Berths Repudies, Miss Jean Brown, Mr and Mrs Sawyer, Dr and Mrs Cone, and Rev Hamilton.
Miss Agnes Burns is home from Cleveland visiting her aunt Mrs Lantins. Miss Lizzie Collier and Miss Edine Johnson are in Columbus today. Mr and Mrs J F Meek are home from a trip to New York and the east. DeHart of Cambridge spent Sunday in the city. Harry Ransom returned to Columbus Monday. Miss Lara Patton of Columbus spent Sunday here. Mr W of Newark spent Sunday in the city. HC Matthews of Croakeville spent Sunday here. Mrs Clearee Brews of Conesville went to Cincinnati to visit relatives. E G Dedart returned to Cambridge after a visit. Charles White spent Sunday in Newark. Miss Crace Piman of Fresno spent Sunday with Marie Baines. Miss Claride Williams of Blissfield was guest of Miss Ada Kreider in Conesville. Lorenz of Chili is in the city today. Earl Shoemaker of Dresden was in the city today. George Comes of New Philadelphia was here Sunday. B R White of West Lafayette was in The city Sunday. Lolis Kurreth was in Newark Sunday. Mrs Charles West and Lentville went to West Lafayette today.
The Central Plectric association plans a meeting in Indianapolis to discuss Ohio rates in response to the 2 cent steam road fare. Secretary J. H. Mecil will present mileage bureau insights as traction lines consider a possible move to 1 4 cent long distance fares.
The Presbyterian church hosts two fortnight gospel services led by Rev. C J Jordan and Mr Ralph Mitchell starting next Sunday morning. Jordan, formerly East Liverpool’s largest Ohio church pastor, and Mitchell oversee singing with a first rehearsal at the church next Saturday. Women, youth, and men services are planned for successive Sundays.
In Xenia Ohio March 19 Charlesy Q Hildebrant O Wilmington sought GOP backing but seems unlikely to win the Sixth district nomination. Greene County backs Horace L. Smith with Colonel D Q Morrow as next option if needed. Separately Toledo reports Mrs James Stouffer No 2 identifying Stouffer after wife No 1’s identification in a jail case involving a Maumee hotel man and a recent marriage.
The fortune Teller musical comedy opens at Sixth Street theatre with a morning seat sale at Siegrist and Williams Street. A near capacity crowd is expected as the show tours the state and receives positive notices. Kennedy's Players stock company arrives from Springfield on Wednesday for a four night engagement at the local theatre starting Wednesday night.
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