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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
8
The narrator describes years of scaly eruptions covering the body, severe itching, and baldness from scratching. After trying numerous remedies including salves and iodine, a course of Cuticura products cured the condition and restored hair, costing around $30 to $60 over fourteen years.
The column lists upcoming services at United Presbyterian church with communion next Sabbath and special services Friday and Saturday at 1 30 pm. It then notes numerous local visitors, engagements, and social happenings around town, including families from Mississippi Ohio and Philadelphia visiting friends, and invites for a September wedding with details on dates and plans.
In this early 20th century advertisement an offer promotes Mall's Cure as a system to cure catarrh. Frank J Cheney and Company of Toledo advertise the product with claims of universal efficacy and a money back guarantee. The notice bears a notary public acknowledgment dated December 2, 18—.
The fragment reports names of residents and guests visiting Delaware Street areas and Lafayette, mentions social visits, meetings planned for Thursday, and local remedies for sprains and swelling. It lists several individuals and families across towns with scattered notes on travel and gatherings.
The state of Fomo vs Troward Sir of Onear Wahendineg proceeds on assault and battery charges. Prosecution and defense will present arguments as a witness testifies through Friday in the court.
Mohawk Village details a Sunday at Mohawk church with Mrs. Glyen and relatives visiting Kauai and Kansas travel plans for relatives. The piece mentions Sunday school class activities, a chess gathering at Parrett's, and local guests sharing refreshments. A separate item reports on a medical testimonial for Anderson Drug, praising Cham Workafa's Salve.
In a historic local court scene a single man served on the jury for multiple related issues amid a tense trial. Jurors faced scheduling limits as the panel could not all attend, prompting a redraw and extended deliberations overseen by Judge J. B. Prow.
A strange bird sighting near the park draws curious locals and officials into a tense scene. Police and park staff observe the bird amid reports of odd behavior and potential danger, while bystanders react with awe and alarm.
A new imply feot sign lettered in yelow and black has been placed at the corner of Main and Axth Streets in Franko ef Chas. The sign is attracting attention and provoking profanity. Toan's Ointment offers relief for itching bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering at any drug store.
The Coshoeton Primary Teacher's Union outlines the last quarter devotional program with dates from October 24 to December 26, listing presiding officers lesson plans and auxiliary duties for each date. It also notes meetings to be held in the library room starting at 7 AM and lists officers and helpers. An item on common cold cures praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with local pharmacist sales notes.
Judge S L Nicholas returned home from Columbus after attending a meeting of line judges to fix upcoming terms for common pleas court in Co rhocton county. Dates fixed for holding common pleas court in March June October.
Isaac Ferrell of Coshocton Ohio recounts healing from kidney trouble after using Dow's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain feverish spells and nocturnal urination before taking the remedy and reports rapid improvement after part of a box. The notice promotes sale through local druggists and names Coshocton retailers. A separate item mentions a reception for a Pastor Josene Methodists and a purgative tablet brand advertises its effects.
Miss Anna Welker visits in Coshocton while Bert Carr moves near Harbota property. Hammersley family relocates to Newcomerstown and Harry Hammersley in town. Coshocton fair attendance noted with C J Harbota and wife. Republicans attend Plainfield primary. Henry Miller's family at C P Rownin's. Ben Clemens and Florence Bekelberry wed in Kasdakt. friends wish happiness.
Capt Trew and Mrs Trew state Pearl Gell was not an Army member despite reports. They note she attended meetings, showed good character, and requested assistance to work for her Savior, while offering help if she is in trouble.
Fragmentary notes recount that Mike J. Wendie, formerly of near Wakito mika, travels in the Go Hawton vicinity visiting friends. A 1880 reference to Mr Heatley links to Cosha clan county and Marlin family, with later mentions of Headley and a Mountain Tea brand by Q T Anderson.
A Temperance Tale drew many locals to a community gathering in Jonesville. Speakers included Mrs Smith and Miss New, with readings such as The Cries of a Mriak. The event showcased ongoing temperance efforts and featured notices of regional visits and upcoming performances.
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