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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
2
An Edinburgh text compares three lungs to illustrate how environment and occupation affect lung color, linking city life to dirty lungs and Eskimo lungs to snow white. It claims Scott's Emulsion keeps lungs clean, supplies red blood, and aids germ resistance, boosting overall health and defending against consumption.
Canton News reports a reputed fraud by H. E. Arthur operating in Coshocton. He solicited subscriptions for a year for Delineator, Woman's Home Companion, and five Butterick coupons for one dollar, then fled. Butterick offers twenty five dollars reward. description notes light hair, cork leg, and limp.
Fire across Knoxville alley destroys Suttle & Reelers pantsmakers plant and heavily damages Rich ley, McClure & Company. Total losses near 140000. Boston blaze at Continental Storage Warehouse damages paintings from Lawrence Barrett estate valued around 100000 with auction expected next week. Rock Ford sugar warehouse fire at American Beet Sugar causes 300000 to 400000 loss, 10000000 pounds of sugar affected, likely from spontaneous combustion. Buck Fen’s Arctic Salve praised by Maanah Plant of Little Rock for healing long standing sores.
A long list of weekend church revival services and regular worship times across Baptist, Presbyterian, First Grace, Trinity Episcopal, Emmanuel Lutheran, Church of Christ, Methodist Protestant, Christian, U B, Sacred Heart, German Evangelical, Seventh Day Adventists, Christian Union, Roscoe M E, and African Methodist churches. It notes morning and evening services, Sunday school, youth gatherings, and guest speakers including Rev J D Crumley and Rev F Y Boughton, with locations on Chestnut, Fourth and Walnut streets, and other local streets.
Roscoe news notes a sock social to be held Friday evening in the town hall on November 24. Community events include the Roscoe Woman's club gathering at Mrs. J. 53 Elliott's North Fourth street, Co shocton, and dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jay LeRetilley with several guests. The Roscoe school recently bought a new organ from R. T. Compton, and Alonzo Clark bought property of Mrs. Lee Minise on the hill. Miss Leah Retilley hosted a small gathering Wednesday, while Mrs. Dora Cornell and several others are reported sick. Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour advertised as a quick breakfast aid.
Delaware November notes recount the class of 1907 autumn reception at Monnett hall recognizing the football team, with numerals bestowed by Dean Whitlock, plus revised debate rules selecting finalists to debate Oberlin and Western Reserve. Senior recognition chapel, busts of Washington and Lincoln gifted, athletic committee to discuss football reform, and faculty staff changes announced. also a short local ad about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds.
Low onmw. Wovember bee Oe ae mi 3, sell one way Settlers' will be sold via ranean ny points in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. For fall information regarding fares, time of trama, etc. apply to local ticket agent af Pennsylvania lines. Nov. 21: WALKER & LAWRENCE Overgaiters, Loggins, in Leather, Jersey and Astrakan.
A batch of Coshocton county deeds lists transfers to numerous buyers including John S. Elliot, J. Foy Cochran, Charles B. Hunt, G. W. Schario, U. G. Lawrence, and Jackson Cox among others. Properties include lots in Zerbe and Renner's addition, Mill Creek and Linton townships, Bethlehem and Clark townships, with sale prices from 5 to 2000 dollars.
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as a cure for sore throat and related illnesses. It urges immediate use to prevent complications like quinsy and diphtheria and notes price points of 25 and 50 cents in druggists.
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