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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
8
A Tippecanoe resident reports severe eczema under the knees lasting over two years. After trying physicians, remedies, and quack cures, relief came only after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, with eventual full recovery.
A 1908 testimonial reports dandruff years and hair loss cured by Cuticura Soap after a druggist recommendation. The letter from Mrs. 15. W. Shigley of Columbus Kansas describes dramatic hair regrowth in her baby and sister-in-law’s child, plus advertisements for Cuticura skin cleansers and remedies.
Nov 12 reports show Ho Richmond and family visiting relatives on the Tide. Joseph Pore and family spent Sunday at Frank Norris's. Miss Lotlie Richmond was in Newcomerstown last week. A Richmond and Frank Norris called on Ozde at Newcomerstown last Friday. Mrs Siexel Emerson and daughter Mrs Alcie visited Mrs Ann Emerson Sunday. Mrs E N Geese is on the sick list. Sadie Felver, recently away in Fresno, is soon to return.
A local dinner party at Chalfants featured Rev L Annaley of Chesterville and Mrs Crouch hosting guests Mrs Steffen and Mrs B Legg of near West Carlisle, with attendance from Mrs George Wright Cooperdale and Mr and Mrs John Gault West Carlisle. Miss Clara Gibson entertained friends as typhoid fever sick son of Lou Thomas is reported ill.
Basdaeu of this city faced Squire Wimmer on a charge of failure to support. He was fined 10 dollars with costs, and ordered to begin paying seven dollars a month. Officer Jackson planned further visits to Haven and Conesville to pursue similar cases and inspect a traveling mans remarks about town behavior. An advertisement promotes a laxative claimed to ease constipation.
Panhandle Division officials led by S Kipp and W N Wiggins toured from Pittsburgh to Columbus by train. They reviewed telegraph interlocking switches and signaling in Columbus and reported the condition as good. The memo ends with an unrelated advertisement for Burdock and tonics.
The funeral service for Mrs Mike Mercurio was conducted by Rev Fr McGinnis at Sacred Heart, Tuesday evening. Interment followed at South Tawood Cemetery. Pallbearers included workers and neighbors. many friends attended as Mrs Mercurio was recognized for her kindness and leadership in the parish.
Mrs. Kora Potts of Birmingham Alabama praises Champe rlins Stomach and Liver Pills for relief from biliousness and constipation noting they restore vitality and aid digestion. The advert states the product is sold by C E Anderson Wayneist Coshecton and C M Ferguson druggist Rescoe Ohio.
Mrs. Joseph Markley visits Cunel Dover with her mother Mrs Unser Landis. Avery McCoy spends Sunday at his parental home near Bedford. Wolfley of New York returns home after a year near Hagelbarger farm. Mr. Wolfley, an artist, leaves town amid goodbyes. Keap Smith Van Kunnel and Mina visit Adam Strame. Margaret Fisher hosts dinner with Nettle Martha Donna Severus and Edna Shannon. Mrs. Jerman Shannon learns of Hervey Shannon's death. relatives travel to the funeral. Clara Left and Sneigh barger visit from teaching duties. Homer Hunt and Lewis Fisher host guests. Nina Van Kannel and Netwe Shaeffer enjoy a Warsaw outing. Mrs. Lewis Wisher and Mrs. Cyrus Shannon visit Tiverton friends.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease and not curable by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces, a non quack remedy prescribed by leading physicians. A testimonial mailing offer is included with the Toledo Ohio company address and druggist price.
Edgar Callahan sustained a severe lip cut and chipped teeth when a platen press at Meek Co. injured him Tuesday about one o'clock. He was cleaning the machine when a spring flew up striking his face. He was taken home on Chestnut Street. a prior hand injury compounds the incident.
Columbus reports the Ohio Supreme Court revoked the license of Toledo and Dresden native J L H Austin, former state senator, for failure to take the bar oath and for falsified records. Lawson Emerson, ex supreme court clerk, implicated. Prosecutor Webber to review evidence. Court clerk Obermyre testified changes were in Emerson's handwriting. The case likely proceeds to further legal action.
The State Game Warden announced the hunting season ends December 4 despite court decisions. McDowell and Voorhees gained an abstention in the court, while Tunis Elsan was a victim of a shooting near Adamaville. The warden urges hunters to act quickly and safely.
Catherine Vosbaugh, known as Charles Vosbaugh, dies in a Trinidad hospital after nearly six decades living as a man. Born in France 82 years ago, she worked as a bookkeeper in Joplin and later in St. Joseph, where she married a woman to protect her. The two masquerading spouses moved to Irinidad two years ago. Also notes a Champerlain’s Salve ad for treated chopped hands.
The Coshocton Chautauqua Agsn board of directors will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the secretary’s office. The session will cover matters of importance to the program and related affairs.
Aecal of building in Coshocton during fall sees multiple residences nearing completion. Howard Robinson nears moving into an eight room home on North Eighth Street. S. G. Kissner advances on a cement block residence at Fourth and Mulberry. A. I. Crowther prepares a cement block home on South Third Street. The Gaines west of Fourth Street and Barnes opposite are close to occupancy. C. M. Bible’s North Ninth Street house finished with others in progress. The fire station near completion and courthouse work has begun.
A Turner Michigan resident praises Chamberlain's Cough Medicine as the best remedy for croup for adults and children. The ad notes availability from C B Anderson pharmacy in Cassetteon and G M Ferguson Rascoa druggist.
Invitations issued for the Eckert Adams wedding show Ethel Gertrude Eckert and William Roy Adams set to wed Wednesday evening November 27 1907 with at home details to follow at Mansion and Herayatha streets Pittsburg. Attending family members include Miss Charlotte Adams and Miss Marlin Adams with Mr Jesse Adams of New York among guests.
Miss Maud Ricketts opened with a paper on industry while Miss Adda Merrell led the program. Miss Fung Mohler and Miss Dorotis Isys presented questions. no decision was reached. After the discussion refreshments were served and the circle adjourned. Silk Official Moves To Roanoke Beacon.
Nine men took the examination for chief and firemen of the new fire department at the city ball Monday evening. Brendel Wilson and Preston of the board of public safety conducted the exam with 33 questions testing local knowledge. The safety board will publish a list of successful applicants soon for Mayor Smith to appoint one chief and three assistants, with two for chief positions.
R N Wirk has completed the foundation for the new building where the Guenther planing mill will move to clear space for Siegrist and Murray's automobile garage. James Trogan handles the brick work and the entire addition may be finished by fall. A third story is planned for later and the garage will provide a welcome winter storage space for auto owners.
Forecaster Thomas Page predicts a warm spell through December 1 with a brief snow event near Coshocton gone by now. The coldest days ease but frost and crisp mornings are expected, and a snow-free period ends with a warmer trend lasting into month’s end.
Willie Quinlan, a former vaior hed the maisfortine to lose a fine pony bought for 80 dollars. The animal wandered from Glover farm toward Wheeling tracks on Monday night and was struck by an evening southbound train. It had to be killed with injuries. Quinlan had recently built a barn and prepared feed for winter, making the loss especially hard.
Congreemat W. A Ashbrook of Johnstown visited Cashochan to urge friendship and preparation for the forthcoming long House session next month.
Janes McLaughlit reported living near Otsero staggered along Main Street Tuesday morning and collapsed at Braghe's jewelry store entrance. Officer Waeeener escorted him to the city jail to sober up. Attorney John C. Adams learned Tuesday of his aunt Mrs. Sarah Mooi's decline at her Columbus home as age takes its toll. Mrs Mooi long resided at West Bedford and was known for her kindly deeds.
From the State Bulletin of Farmers Institutes Coshocton county readers learn four upcoming institutes with times and locations Fresno Keene Nellie New Guilford New Guilford list state speakers Frank Blackford J F Gordon KK Finlay D C Lawrence Chas MeIntire R Warner Horatio Markley J W Nicodemus Joe Lb Myers Ward A Little A A Huber J C Litte topics not yet announced.
Rev. T G Pield and Miss Hua MacLaurin, connected with the Jussian work of the Baptist church, will visit Coshocton Wednesday to lead two meetings at the Baptist church, 2:30 p m and 7 p m. The public is invited to attend both, with expectations of a pleasant and profitable gathering.
An elderly testimonial from Frances Gorman of Coshocton Ohio extols Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney disease relief. The speaker describes long suffering since girlhood, severe back pains, dizziness and heart palpitations, and notes rapid improvement after using the remedy bought at a local drugstore. Sold nationwide with Foster Milburn Co. as US agents. remember Doan's.
The Elks announce a mock trial as the main feature of a social evening on December 3. Key organizers include Curt Herbis, Arthur Moore, and local members, with plans for dances and committee progress shared.
Two candidates announce for the attorney general post once held by Vande Bilis. Smilth Bennett, a present sagistant, and Charles C. Upham, Canton prosecuting attorney, both Republicans, seek the office.
Authorities probe a Cashecton county fraud scheme urging timid residents to withdraw bank funds citing Wall Street jitters. A Newark incident shows a widow robbed after a telephone warning. detectives hunt suspects, possibly new in town, using random names from phone directories.
A decomposed male body identified as John Zimmerman, an elderly Swede who escaped from Tuscarawas County Infirmary eight weeks ago, was found near the riverbank. No marks of violence noted. coroner buried the body at the scene.
The Daily Ave improves market coverage with a new form enabling Pittsburg live stock wheat oats rye clover seed and alfalfa prices to be reported for Coshocton readers. The enhanced report includes East Buffalo and Toledo market data and is delivered to hundreds of subscribers via rural routes. Quoted prices are current to press time and valuable for shipping decisions. Houses moved as city street work progresses on Eleventh and Fourteenth streets. Two sold homes relocated. a third will be moved soon. Sheriff Browning departs for Indiana on private business and will likely return Thursday.
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