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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
2
Court Baylife William Jeffries recalls a storm on Monday afternoon described as the most old fashioned in years. He compares it to the hard snow of March 1906 and notes neighbors shoveling paths before barns could be accessed. A boy’s snowball interrupts with a light jab.
A claim states Hyomel directly treats catarrhal troubles by inhalation, reaching nose throat and lungs for fast relief and potential cure. The complete kit with inhaler medicine dropper and Hyomes bottle costs $1, with extra bottles for 50 cents.
On the night of March 28 Pro Thomas of West Lafayette will deliver a celebrated lecture on the Life of Edgar Allan Poe in a local village church. The event is expected to draw a large audience and support the high school.
An ad proclaims Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for back pain kidney and bladder trouble and Bright's disease. It claims dramatic success from hospital and private practice and offers free samples and a booklet by mail with a Binghamton New York address.
Defense lawyers attack a newspaper story from Cooperdale about the Dickerson murder case. They claim the piece threatens witnesses and damages the town’s reputation, asserting fear of testifying and possible threats to residents involved in the trial.
Simon Hughes sobbed and denied handwriting on letters alleged to be from his dead wife as the Dicker son case unfolded on Monday. Judge Roche warned more letters may become part of the record, while Hughes showed emotion at sharp remarks about the deceased woman.
The testimony focuses on Simon Hughes and other witnesses describing the morning after his wife Katherine Hughes was found dead. The exchange covers the couple's last hours, the fire at their home, and tensions with Ben Dickerson and family, with questions about time, place, and prior relations.
A transcript excerpt shows a witness describing strained relations with the Dickerson family after a house incident. The dialogue references a $2 payment to Clifford Nickson, moving a shanty, and a man named Dickerson who looked desperate while standing in the road. The account ends with a continuation note to Page Three.
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the easy oil to take and says it relieves the digestive discomfort of raw cod liver oil. It warns against cheap emulsions or alcoholic substitutes and claims to fulfill every mission of cod liver oil with added benefits.
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