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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
2
Local tailor workers organize to form a branch of the International Journeymen Tailors and Cutters union. A meeting led by D. H. Sullivan at Central Labor Hall discussed efforts and a subsequent gathering is planned. An earlier 1895 attempt failed due to limited journeymen in the city.
The article notes kidney disease as the most fatal among female ailments and on the rise. It advocates Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an effective treatment, citing Mrs Emma Sawyer of Conyers Georgia and Mrs Pinkham offering free advice to women seeking help.
In Fresno Chili on November 17 Mrs. Geo Klein improves after five weeks of malarial typhoid fever with her sister Anna Rigby visiting. Fred Hothem recovers arm, Geo Schoenberger builds store and post office in frame, and Albert Stengel plans to move to Coshocton after a new house is finished. George Boys plans Mind robins and limburger supply. Ansbach family returns to Canton after visiting. An Ansbach injury still affects work with W and L E yards pay full. Petition to establish sixth rural free delivery route circulated in Fresno, potentially altering existing routes. Lord Everhart operates a corn husker briskly. Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted a well-patronized chicken supper at the schoolhouse. Sneak thieves stole two robes, a blanket from George Schoerberger, two robes from Chas Lorenz, and about seven bushels of corn from Cassimere Lorenz. Baltic launches a new newspaper, the Baltic American, edited by George B. Chase. Ed Boyd and Jay Wood travel to Columbus to pursue horse business. Farmers are busy husking corn.
Columbus reports Coshocton and other counties back General Lybarger for speaker of the house. With a Democratic landslide elsewhere, regional support seeks to secure a Republican response in the upcoming legislature.
A Canton druggist touts Pepsikola Tablets as a genuine remedy for nervousness, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue and indigestion. A 2½ cent box is guaranteed refundable if it fails to relieve and cure the worst case. Also notes Carlisle Indians vs Canton game with single fare to Canton on Wabash line.
Prof Oliver Powers drew a large Sixth Street theater crowd for a stereopticon lecture on Where the Other Half Lives. Images contrasted wealthy city interiors with poverty and a lavish Boston dog banquet. moving pictures followed, including a city fire department in action. The presentation, under public schools auspices, was deemed eminently satisfactory.
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