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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
6
Four Hour Sale Statuary ten cent items ten cent cheese? 25c Dinner Pails ten cents each 50c Carving Sets ten cents apiece 50c Turkey Roasters ten cents apiece 50c Candies ten cents per half pound Complete line of Graniteware Our Holiday Goods and Toys are now in Make your selections at once.
Coshocton shops attract buyers with dainty linen items featuring scalloped edges and intricate designs. The pieces range from large to tiny and are produced by a specialized machine in New York state. The factory refuses to sell the machine, keeping the method exclusive.
A skeptical column notes women take turns invading male professions and cites Michigan where two men edit the federation clubs organ. It argues fashion and taste shift as men adopt coats with skirts and velvet neckties, crepe de chine and chiffon, while women consider flattering but practical dress trends.
The W C U Ladies met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Baughman as leader to discuss Unfermented Wine at the Sacrament. Nearly all attendees contributed articles and lively discussion followed. A luncheon was served. The next meeting is December 14 with Mrs. Weber hosting and Mrs. I T Smith to lead.
The Lads Gleaners of the Christian church met Thursday evening at Mrs. John McCann’s East Walnut street home. The group, newly organized since the church dedication, shows strong growth with a $20 collection and 26 attendees. Mrs. Tipton, president, traveled from Walhending to attend.
Dr W E B Lower of Cleveland visited his parents in Bakersville last week. Mr Longshore from Newcomerstown was in town a day. Mr and Mrs Lewis Reiss were in Chili on business Wednesday. Miss Joyce Lower visited Fresno Saturday. Mrs Clara Stenhon called in Newcomerstown last week. C C Baldwin touring northern state. Mary Mizer of Newcomerstown stayed with relatives here late last week. M Tower of Dundee schools home over Sunday. Lernon Hawk and sister Mary spent Sunday with relatives in Chili. Miss Mayme Bahmer of Fresno visited home folks over Sunday. Rob Hamilton of Fresno was in town Sunday night.
An article urges women to seek early help for ovarian and womb troubles rather than undergo surgery. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy, sharing testimonials from Mrs. Fred Seydel and Miss Ruby Mushrush about avoiding operations and restoring health.
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