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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement touts Revall 93 Hair Tonic as a grease free remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product stops falling hair, regrows on viable follicles, keeps the scalp clean, and offers a large bottle for fifty cents with a money back guarantee. It targets balding readers with dramatic results and promises of permanent banishment of dandruff.
Local druggists explain United Drug Company uses 200 Rexall preparations each targeting a specific illness. The sellers argue this specialization reduces profits to retailers and ensures quality through guarantees and expert backing.
The West Virginia Silica Block Co of Wheeling has purchased a 50 acre tract near Brinkhaven Knox county for a hill of pure silica sand rock with about 9.31 percent silica. The firm plans to market high grade sand for glass and fire brick production and to produce second quality fire brick. The property lies near Brinkhaven at the C A and C G R and Pennsylvania lines junction with similar Pittsburg freight access.
Witnesses describe Ben Dickerson as quiet and peaceful in Bedford Township near Cooperdale, with neighbors testifying to his good character. The day ends amid cross examinations and a tense dispute over whether an earlier conversation indicated nervousness before the alleged crime.
The Pine leaves yield Wald Wolle a forest wool used to make blankets and garments that are said to be warm and durable. Proponent Dr. Leach praises open air therapy and a virgin oil pine mixture with glycerine and whisky to treat respiratory ailments. The mixture is sold in half ounce vials for home use.
The Age lists updated meeting rights for local unions. The schedule includes Country mines first Monday each month, Buicklayers and Masons on second and fourth Mondays, Wade mine on third Monday, and several trades on various Tuesdays and Thursdays. Meetings occur at Centnak Labor hall with Modern Woodmen of Alea on a second Thursday monthly.
Rev George W Auland recovers health with Virol and endorses it. Prominent men across the country back Virol with testimonial letters from ministers and physicians. Druggist B Anderson of Coshocton notes the generous offer promising refunds if no improvement.
Elyria emerges as a strong candidate to host a consolidated Methodist Book Concern plant uniting offices in New York Chicago and Cincinnati. The venture would require at least fifteen acres near shipping facilities and employ two to three thousand people with solid wages. Rev Reader promotes Elyria as the ideal site and a formal proposal may be presented to the Chamber of Commerce after a site visit by a board committee.
Fragmentary advertisement promotes twenty minutes time enough for prompt relief of congestion neuralgia and headaches. Mentions a metric for reduction and suggests a simple method claimed to be suitable for all sufferers.
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