The Daily Age Publication Notice Terms
Notices detail mailing and delivery policies for The Daily Age in Crehocton Roscoe and nearby areas. It lists rates for carrier delivery, nonpayment returns, and charges for church notices, obituaries, and other ads, plus where the paper can be purchased and that advance payment is required.
Aunt Ah and Niece Debate Hats in Ally Sloper
In a humorous exchange from Ally Sloper's Half Holiday auncle and niece chat about appearances. The aunt urges honesty while the niece notes hats can be jolly fine. The cartoonish dialogue riffs on style over substance.
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Sloper
Editorial attacks Coshocton Democrats and Santa Claus tale
The piece criticizes local Democrats for poor candidate choices and warns against reliance on divine aid in politics. It includes a children’s letter asking if Santa Claus favors Democrats and answers that Santa is not political, encouraging reassurance about Christmas gifts despite economic worries.
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Coshocton
L. D. Sehott
Frank Rodehaver
James B. Manner
Andrew Weisner
Ned
George T. Ayres
Howard E. Hahn
John Shaw
Board of Public
Santa
The
Bee
Santa Claus
Papa F
Republic
Gertrude
Santan Claus
Santa Chis
Paderewski Cannot Play After Attack in America Tour
Pianist and composer Ignace Paderewski remains unable to perform following injuries from a recent attack during his American tour. His doctors report limited prospects for immediate recovery.
Fragmented 19th Century Editorial Snippets and Ads
A collage of brief quotes and notices from newspapers including the Pittsburg Gazette Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Press and Philadelphia Record. Various political musings about figures like William J Bryan William R Hearst and Palma of Cuba alongside an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea selling for 35 cents.
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Hollister
Anderson
Roscoe Man Loses Sheep by Dog Route
Roscoe notes a Roscoe man had sheep destroyed by dogs last week as the dogs were caught in the act. The item mentions street improvements, local moves, and community notices including the Roscoe corporation ticket victory and council plans.
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Roscoe Man
Roscoe
Public Square
Frank Martin
Ashland
Leva Hook
Dickerson
Cooperdale
George Compton
Hyde
Boston Pit
Nan McLeary
Compton
Emerson
Dr. Pratt
Coshocton
Following the Procession Dr Clark Speaks at Newcomerstown
Dr. C. E. B. Clark of Coshocton opened the lecture course at Newcomerstown with Following the Procession. The Methodist church was crowded and he received an enthusiastic reception. Coshocton residents including C. P. Henry George Preston Sam Waddell and others attended and returned on the midnight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Clark
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
C. P. Henry
George Preston
Sam Waddell
L. P. Burt
W. H. King
Dr. Foster
Ed.Winnell
Wetz
R. M. Temple
E. 0. Selby
St. Clair
Ethel Clark
J. F. Meek
D. D. Boyd
M. S. Travinger
Secretary Boyd Locked in Clothes Delays Trip
Robert Boyd secretary of the board of trade planned a business trip but failed to go as his clothes were locked inside the family wardrobe. After breaking the lock he announced he would buy a new one and proceed later.
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Robert Boyd
Board of Trade
Mr. Boyd
Prince Albert
Two Weeks to Return of Rose Shay in Paul Jones
Rose Ceci lia Shay, famed for grand opera, headlines the comic opera Paul Jones at Newark's Auditorium Newark on Nov 23 with a 60 member all star company. Coshocton theatre-goers may see William A. Whitecar lead Jules Murry's cast in The Mummy and the Humming Bird at the Coshocton theatre. Matinee prices are 50c and 25c with reserved seats.
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Rose Cecilia Shay
Paul Jones
Miss Shay
Schummann-Heink
Newark
Coshocton
William A. Whitecar
Jules Murry
Isaac Henderson
Richard Carle
Tokyo
Carle
Urcal
Ligaen Novate Umma
Holiday goods at 10 cent prices draw Coshocton shoppers
Coshocton and Coshocton County residents will find a large variety of Christmas toys and useful articles priced under 10 cents. The retailer promises savings of 25 to 50 percent versus prior years by bulk purchasing with other stores. Shoppers are invited to inspect the stock now on the counters and are expected to buy once they see it.
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Coshocton
Wealthy Man's Deed and Train Jumping Notices
Stamford Nover 15 Frank Weed of Weed Bros cotton commission merchants New York committed death by his own hand today at his Noroton residence believed his mind unbalanced by illness. Panhandle Detective Doney arrested Clint Truble Fred Mobley and Charles Holmes near Blue Row east of Conesville for illegal train riding brought to this city and fined one dollar plus costs each.
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Stamford
Conn
Frank Weed
Weed Bros. Cotton Commission Merchants
New York
Noroton
Panhandle
Doney
Blue Row
Conesville
Clint Truble
Fred Mobley
Charles Holmes
Squire Wimmer
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