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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
4
Public notices list five cent per line rate for various items including obituaries and advertisements. Communications to The Age should be sent to the office. mail delivery requires paid in advance. Distribution and sales points are named, with address details for representatives in New York and Chicago and local drug and news outlets listed.
A critical cross examination targets sensational journalism in The Cleveland Press and The Age. The writer cites misrepresentations of the Cooperdale murder report, the use of vilified mob imagery, and biased clipping practices by local papers in a late June and early July citation.
Public notice explains Heirpicide as a killer of herpes caused by parasites. It claims Neward's Herpicide destroys the microbe behind dandruff itching and hair loss, followed by hair growth. Sold by druggists, sample request via mail to The Herpicide Co. Detroit. C. B. Anderson is the special agent.
The text critiques Columbus political figures and the public mood as spring approaches. It notes Teddy’s frequent big speeches, reflects on melancholy feelings among people, and mentions anticipation of stronger arguments. It also remarks that the state’s response is cautious and references a Drake Investigation replacing an earlier focus on fines.
Local column notes illness improvements and daily incidents. Ed Miller and A C Shroyer improved or ill, pneumonia risk noted. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Khin. Loyalties and mild misfortunes report: lost pocketbook with $26, dog incidents, and cattle predation. Mentions Wells tarve visiting Whitebyes, and several residents traveling to Coshocton or Newcomerstown.
A New York séance at Dr John D Quackenbos residence features Anna Kortwangier a German girl hypnotically controlled to reveal visions and to answer questions from hypnotist Gustav A Gayer and opera singer Mime Serena. The event touted as remarkable by psychical researchers drew details of room descriptions and a staged theatrical clue from a Denver origin.
LONGWILL'S promotes Spring Costume tips and affordable fashion with the newest, prettiest styles. The feature includes tight-fitting Covert Spring Jacket in popular shades, emphasizing quality materials, linings, and workmanship unmatched in the market. Strong sales pitch suggests compelling value.
A catalog note advertises Misses skirts in all lengths at 1.98 with neatly made quality material. Another line offers Misses skirts from 2.98 using cloths from ladies 5.00 to 10.00 qualities. Ladies skirts shown in colors and styles from 3.50 and up.
Kennedy's Players opened a four night and Saturday matinee engagement at the Sixth Street theatre Wednesday night. Their first production The Octoroon drew a full house. The company is among the best stock troupes seen at the local house this season with above average specialties. The company deserves good patronage during its stay there.
In St Louis March 22 the Missouri ouster case against Standard Oil Waters-Pierce adjourned to April 5. Attorney General Hadey and Assistant AG Lake left for New York to attend the session where BH Pierce was due to testify but did not appear. Charles Adams testified briefly and Andrew Finlay followed, recounting talks with H M Tiford of Standard Oil.
A London Mall writer notes rising unrest among black communities in Africa fueled by American black missionaries. He claims these missionaries shifted from religion to politics, promoting Africa for the Africans and stirring colonial tensions.
A Coshocton advertisement by C E Anderson touts Hyomel as a breathing air remedy for catarrh. The offer guarantees no charge if it fails to cure, with a $1 complete Hyomel kit and 60 cent refills. The seller argues the low cost beats specialist fees and promises a risk free trial.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uns cured catarrh. The Toledo company promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous system remedy with testimonials, inviting purchase from druggists at 75 cents and offering Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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