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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
8
Sheriff Hedge and wife welcome a baby boy born Monday night. Former councilman Robert McCormick smiles about his new twelve pound son born Monday night on East Main street. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Smith, a baby boy arrived.
For sale by B. Coe Coshocton and Jas. A. Bell Roscoe, advertises Green Seal Liquid Paint. Changed trustees. Miss Sampson a nurse from Columbus attends Mrs. Leroy Stover. Miss Harper, formerly in charge, was called to Chillicothe.
An early 20th century promotional piece urges mothers to treat inherited infant skin and scalp conditions with the Cuticura regimen. It promotes Warin baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cleanse, soothe, heal, and cool the blood, claiming wide usage and benefits for babies and adults alike.
May 21 reports list wheat at 78 half cents, corn at 44.44, oats 26. An ad promotes GREEN SEAL PAINT, claiming superior coverage. Sold by B Coe in Coshocton and Jas A Bell of Roscoe.
Local column records numerous social calls and visits across Tunnel Hill Avondale and nearby towns. The piece notes weddings birthdays and memorial services along with minor business and travel mentions spanning Coshocton Rogersville Newcomerstown West Lafayette and Warsaw.
Dr Frew assisted by Dr Conley conducted a successful operation on Mrs Joseph Coverdale last Tuesday. Miss Sadie E Smith and A N Michael of Newcomerstown were mentioned among local residents in attendance. George Gusse and Miss Ella Simmons visited Miss Ella Tilton. Alla Hawk visited Adamsville. Sue Flo Tilton and Alice Cavanaugh spent Saturday in Zanesville. Vernon Miller, a teachingist of Dennison, was a Sunday guest here. Mrs Jacob Bale visits her daughter in Zanesville this week.
Market price list shows varied produce like eggs potatoes and lard with corrected totals by Snyder & Son. Grain notes include wheat corn oats rye and flour corrected by E S Lee alongside live stock figures from McCall Rowlen & Newburn for cattle hogs and sheep with ranges for weights and classifications.
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