Coshocton Daily The Age publication notice
The Age publishes every evening except Sunday from Belby Building Coshocton Ohio. Subscriptions ten cents a week by carrier. prepaid in advance. Notices and ads include church fundraisers and obituaries at five cents per insertion. Members list includes Robert Tomes New York and C W in Chicago.
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the Age Publishing Company
Belby Building
Coshocton
Onto
Roscoe
Ohio
Buatern
Robert Tomes
Nassar Street
New York
C. W. In
Boyes Building
Chicago
Inadequacy of Law and the Duty of Just Verdicts
The article discusses the presumption of innocence, the danger of doubt in trials, and the need to safeguard liberty and justice. It critiques abuse of judicial discretion, warns against letting doubt be exploited to condemn, and calls for reforms to protect the peace and dignity of law. Ohio State Journal.
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Erimo
Ohio State Journal
Sage of the Age in Bedside Governor Scene
Fragmentary report notes a sage figure near a stricken governor as defenses and weather talk swirl. The text is garbled but hints at political forgetfulness and a week of turmoil surrounding governance and policy.
Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpicide for Hair Loss
Two beauty specialists write letters praising Newbro's Herpicide noting it stopped hair loss and dandruff. Bertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge describe positive results after use. The firm advertises samples and sells through druggists, with Detroit as headquarters for the Herpicide Company and Mr. Anderson as special agent.
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Newbro
Bertha A. Trullinger
Morrison
Portland
Ore
Grace Dodge
Cough Remedy Endorsed by Editor in Lowry City
W W Kearney editor of the Independent in Lowry City Missouri praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for immediate use at home to curb colds and prevent croup in children. The ad notes availability through C J Anderson Coshocton Ohio and C M Ferguson Roscoe Ohio.
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Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Croup
C. J. Anderson
Coshocton
Ohio
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Dickerson Transcript Reveals Denials on Key Question
A brief page excerpt shows Dickerson answering a Mr. with evasive replies. The exchange centers on whether he told others a certain statement and whether he witnessed any person at issue. He repeatedly denies seeing or telling details requested.
Defense and State Clash Over Dog Track Testimony
In a heated court moment Judge Roche scolds an attorney for a belittling remark while Fagh Daugherty offers a six story account of dog tracking from witnesses. denials mark the contested scent trail at the field as Judge Eason urges calm during proceeding.
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Fagh Daugherty
Gbur Witaway
Wilton
Dobson
Roche
Wheeler
Will Murrell
Gary
Atate
Eason
No Change of Boats at Turley Lock Reports
Jake Shoemaker of Turkey Lock states no changes to the 3906 time card for the Obie canal. Passenger boats keep the old schedule with press passes and ministerial rates granted. All boats stop at Turley Lock except the New York flyer and the Washington special. Ev ansburg allows mule changes. General Passenger Agent Bill Murphy handles special rates to California or Canal Lewisville from 962 West Main Street Turkey Lock. James Johnson returns home from Wooster after college attendance.
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Jake Shoemaker
Turkey Lock
Obie Canal
Turley Lock
New York Flyer
Evansburg
Bernbank Ag
California
Lewisville
Bill Murphy
West Main Street
West Lafayette
Twain tribute honors Patrick McAleer as faithful servant
Samuel Clemens praised his former servant Patrick McAleer at his funeral in Hartford Connecticut. He said McAleer served thirty five years in spirit though ten years counted abroad and never forgot a thing or needed an order. Clemens called him faithful loyal and honest and sent a large wreath.
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Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Patrick Be- Aler
Shartford
Conn
Fatrick McAleer
Vatrick
Mrs. Clemens
Mr. Clemens
Patrick McAleer
Dublin
N. H
Mr. Clémens
Heather
Skating Rink Plan for Colored People in Columbus
The Od Fellows Judge of Columbus plans a $4000 roller skating rink adjoining their hall for exclusive use by colored people. It will be the only such facility in the country. Mrs J R Robertson of the Fountain announces her Easter opening for Friday and Saturday March 30 and 31, featuring hats and fine millinery.
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Od Fellows
Columbus
J R. Robertson
the Fountain
J. R. Robertson
The
Fountain
Scissor Victims and Tax Proposals in 1920s News Snapshots
A compilation notes Governor Beckham of Kentucky opposing whisky lobby influence at Frankfort and a tax plan raising saloon taxes to curb liquor, with related remarks from Kansas City Star and Xenia Gazette. It also mentions Cuyahoga county reforms and Easter millinery openings by Mrs. J. R. Robertson.
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Beckham
Kentucky
Frankfort
Dayton Journal
Xenia Gazette
Numerous Visitors Spend Saturday in City
Local notes list George Crawford W J Belter Henry Robinson Mr and Mrs Hary Gray A D Preston Joan M Zigler Miss Carrien Layman Miss Sadie Cooksey Mrs M C Hull and family Mrs George Bordenkircher Mr and Mrs William Keller Mina Finley Prof Lynch Roy Matthews and many others visiting or traveling through the city with several residents preparing travels or returning home.
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George Crawford
Post Boy
W. J. Belter
Newcomerstown
Henry Robinson
Conesville
Hary Gray
A. D. Preston
West Carlisle
Joan M. 2Igler
Canton
John Agnew
Carrien Layman
Warsaw
Nora Layman
Sadie Cooksey
Willow Brook
Kandy
M. C. Hull
Jeff
Ashville
Hull
Ray Workman
George Bordenkircher
Cleveland
William Keller
Cooperdale
City
WL. Burnside
Philadelphia
Saturdaay
Judge Fason
Wooster
L. N. Statts
Nellie Satournay
Spon
Haazel Montgomery
Bertha Long
Bessie Owens
Dennison
William Overholt
Bowman
Longwill’s New Spring Dress Goods and Accessories
Longwill’s offers the newest dress goods silks wash fabrics spring shirt waists ladies jackets and skirts hosiery muslin and knit underwear to refresh wardrobes with current styles and fabrics.
Embroideries Spotlighted In New Stock Display
A local shop advertises lace and embroideries with fresh seasonal styles. Prices include 5c, 10c, and 25c per yard across several lots. Shoppers are invited to view the show window for the latest selections.
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