Daily Age Ad Policy and Paper Discontinuation
The Daily Age states it will not mail to anyone unless payment is prepaid and the paper will be discontinued when the term expires without exception.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Age states it will not mail to anyone unless payment is prepaid and the paper will be discontinued when the term expires without exception.
In Wooster during the Taggart trial era and again in Dickerson’s case Judge Eason champions full publicity for the proceedings. He argues the public has a right to hear all that transpires and that newspapers are the sure channel, eliciting mixed reactions from supporters and critics.
A disjointed colloquy between Dickerson and Voorhees references a four man sighting, steps taken, and a scream heard near a wooded area. The dialogue notes memory gaps and timing relative to another witness, with confusion about who told whom and when.
Frank Houston shot a large pale blue seabird found along the Wal ponding river while hunting dunes. The bird, six feet wingspan, was carried to the village where locals studied it and a Webster's dictionary confirmed it matched the sea gull description. Its origin remains unclear.
Testimony focuses on Mrs. Lawyer and Mrs. Kinble recounting statements by Tom McCoy and the accused in a court session. Jurors hear details about alibis, family tensions, and a study of a paper used to shape testimony.
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as essential in every medicine chest to treat sore throat and prevent possible tonsillitis or diphtheria. It promises relief from one dose and cure after a few doses, urging readers to heed the “stitch in time” warning and visit local druggists for the remedy.
A horse from Pocock livery stable slipped on an icy corner at Fifth and Main Friday evening, suffering only minor scratches with no serious injuries. The ad promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for various ailments, with a testimonial about BE. R. Mulford.
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