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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
7
The Daily Age outlines prepaid mail policy and discontinuation terms. It lists Eastern and Western representatives and notes sale points at local drug stores and shops in New York Chicago and other locations.
Public debate over the Dickerson case grows heated as accusations of agent bribery witness intimidation and innuendo swirl through courtrooms. The call goes out for full investigations and accountability to clear the atmosphere and ensure justice for all involved.
Odd mix of rambling lines about snow and court hearings. Mentions McCoy and Hoger Fong with a Dickerson case, notes offices of the Meek company moving to a new building at Fifth and Hickory, and sells Chamberlains Stomach Tablets through local agents.
Purported medical advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures eruptions pimples boils scrofula salt rheum eczema dyspepsia stomach trouble rheumatism catarrh nervous troubles debility and fatigue. Introduces Hood's Straaparilla tablets chocolate costed and liquid forms. Customer anecdote cites Mrs Helen Thompson Lewiston Missouri claiming blood purification after scarlet fever.
The New York World quotes an amused line about a reader claiming to own a fine automobile and humorously resisting the notion of a horseless era, reflecting lighthearted social mood on cars.
In Caldwell era notes multiple residents and visitors are listed. Charles MecRice of Logan and David Markley of Lewisville are in the city, George Stephineus of Cleveland, OE Guy Dayton of Conesville, ert Cochran of Lafayette, Mrs. Darrow mother of Charles Derrow, and Homer Daniels returning from Detroit on business. Mrs. John Theiss of Canal Dover visits sisters Pete Rekert and Wilfur Barton. Nearby residents H B Burnside New Philadelphia, Alvin Turner Dresden, J K E Grimes Checleville, I W Trenner Cambridge, Mrs. William Lewis Newcomerstown, Mr and Mrs Worth Ricketts, and others are noted in town or traveling for brief visits or funerals. A Crombie Cough Cure note promotes a 26 cent trial with money-back guarantee.
County commissioners of Licking County passed a resolution Monday submitting the county funds for bids. The bank with the highest bid will be the depository for the coming year. It is suggested that Coshocton County consider the same method.
A local advertisement promotes Champb jerlain's Salve as a rapid itch reliever for eczema tetter salt rheum ring worm herpes and barbers itch. It claims permanent cures with continued use and notes price 25 cents per box. Sold by Anderson's drug and book store Co shocton and Ferguson the Roscoe druggist. Also Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines offered at Singer store 435 Main street.
J L Moore B C Darling Melvin Barrett Join Almack and J O Simon, prominent Mohawk residents, have Investigated the Farmers Co-Operative Milling Company. They report being more than satisfied with their findings and have taken stock, recommending the venture as fair and safe.
The Newark Coshocton basketball clash scheduled for Thursday night was cancelled by Coshocton at noon due to a general term change. A rescheduled date is likely to be announced later.
Buzzard rank Buzzard of the Helmick neighborhood was arraigned before Squire Wimmer on a cruelty to animals charge. He was fined seven dollars plus costs after leading a stubborn donkey behind a buggy crossing the driver bridge. The mule balked and fell as the driver allegedly dragged it several hundred yards. Humane Officer Jackson ordered the appearance.
Rested for playing truant 32 year old Coell Miner appeared before Judge Donley Wen nesday after refusing school. Held at county jail awaiting transfer to his aunt in Dennison, with whom he lived two years. Mother remarried, alleged mistreatment. Also noted is a dull satirical ad for Pepsikola Tablets promising quick relief and a money back guarantee.
Oak Grove report discusses why joining the Grange is moral and beneficial. It highlights secrecy versus secrets, ritual rooted in the Bible, and daily moral conduct. Local items note Nelson Murphey visiting Baltic, a lumberman finishing work, and several residents tied to farm life and education in nearby areas.
A Newark nurse and former Philadelphia hospital chief nurse recounts eight years using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims it cured her after marriage and has since helped many patients with female troubles, urging women to consider the remedy despite opposition to patent medicines.
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