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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
5
The Calendar notes supper at Grace church this evening featuring chicken and waffles. Tomorrow Mrs Warner Hay hosts a second thimble party with invitations already issued for the event.
Will Shannon of Nelsonville spends vacation locally. Dr F D Davis of Minerva visits Dr McDonald on Chestnut Street. Jesse Hissong visits cousin Mrs Dye of Uhrichsville. Hon Mat McConnell of Coshocton and C A Westervelt with family dine with I N Crossland and wife. Harry Hawk returns to Roseville after a week with McDaniels on South Lawn. W A Himebaugh returns from Chicago business trip. William Gore of Chicago visits cousin Mrs C H Glover. Laura Sangater of West Lafayette visiting Mrs C H Glover.
Our New York dramatic correspondent denounces Shaw's play as a protracted debate on Irish English politics. He notes the cast, especially Chrystal Herne, cannot lift the gloom, and contrasts it with Sarah Bernhardt's fervent stage history and rise from nun-to-actress.
A fragmented poem reflects on a long period of fear and underperformance by Washington Cinh, praising a new hopeful year. The verse contrasts past woes with renewed optimism and a softened view of competitors, ending with a hopeful tone for future success.
The advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures a wide range of female ailments from ovarian troubles to uterine tumors. It promises relief from bearing down, irregular or painful menstruation, nervous symptoms, headaches, and backache, and invites readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in confidence.
Funeral services for Mrs. St. John were conducted at her West Chestnut Street residence at 2:30 PM and continued at the Baptist church with Rev. Cromley officiating. Interment followed at Oak Ridge Cemetery. pallbearers named Wilson Judd Burns Snyder Shaw McClain King.
Florence reports the death of Mrs. Helen Stallo widow of Bernhard Stallo of Cincinnati Ohio former minister to Italy. She died at Scandicci near Florence aged seventy seven. In line with her instructions the body will be cremated.
Theodore P. Shonts offered the Panama canal commission chief of materials and supplies to J P Murphy, current general store keeper for the Lake Shore Lake Erie and Western and the Indiana Illinois and Iowa railways. The role is described as highly important to canal construction.
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