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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1900
Page
7
Nervous and dizzy complaints praised remedies from Mrs Pinkham. Letters describe relief from cramps sideache and headaches with vegetable compound and blood purifier. Also notes on ballooning allure among French aristocracy and upcoming Washington DC excursions for a Mystic Shrine event.
Isaac Ferrel of 1391 Chestnut Street recalls Civil War days around Nashville after finding a faded Confederate tire dollar bill in old papers. The note, dated 1864, is worn and promises payment, but Ferrel fears it may have little value and will likely be lost again to time.
Bids for coal for the water department were opened and the contract awarded to J. M. Kirker of Roscoe at four cents per bushel. The department will use 39 000 bushels to be delivered at the pumping station. Eight bids were received with the highest at seven cents.
An excursion to Cincinnati organized by the National Convention Luther League of Cincinnati departs May 21. Tickets are non transferable and sold to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines. Return valid Friday May 25 inclusive.
A Brooklyn minister and a colored deacon discuss higher criticism during a funeral for two Black individuals. The exchange turns humorous as the deacons clash over biblical interpretation while the Lord supposedly keeps one black and the other blue.
The Age states that all notices including cards of thanks resolutions and obituary poetry will be charged at five cents per line and seven words per line. Cash must accompany manuscripts or charging instructions must be provided. The paper will publish all deaths in town and county free of charge if full information is supplied promptly.
Xrause's Little Liver Pills are a purely vegetable product with a gelatine coat that act directly on the liver and bile. They are free from crude matter, gently natural, and do not cause constipation. Sold by Smith's drug store Coshocton and I C Ferguson Roscoe.
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