Coshocton Woman Hosts Federation Program
Coshocton woman Miss Emma Manner of the Home Study Circle earned a place on the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs program. Her topic, likely assigned after high praise for the circle’s year book, reflects local involvement though she may be unable to attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Buchwalter
Austin M. Courtenay
D. D
Graham Bailey
Moses M. Granger
Wm. Murdock
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
O. N
Vention
A. F. Broomhall
Ada van Voorhis
Jos. B. Cartmel
Shinefield
Edwin F. Moulton
Warren
Henry ©. Beebe
Federation
Chas
Ynero Williams
Devton
Kathar
Ian GC
Peachey
Cincinnati
Lily *Gate
Toledo
Tmgovaston
D. I. Evans
Athens
Emma M. Perkins
Cleveland
Art Education
Mclean Blair Ginevnnnati
Librar
Murdoch
Ohio Federation
Hopley Reading
Orr
Roberts
Lincoln
Sneath
Fanny GB. Ball
Gilead
Charles UI
Kumler
Dayton
Ohio
Georgia Hopley
Bucyrus
Wm. Harley Porter
R. 8
Colwell
Denilson University
Granville
the Ideal
McPherion
Zanesville
Lafayette Hunter
A. FP. Harris
Emily $. Waggoner
Columbus
John Ormond
Ida L. Nichols
Porter
Zanesville Potteriies
Capiger
Glark
Chicago University
Buchwalter
Agines M. Poted
Ashtabula
Ryrer Cleveland
Clark
Wiles
Ripley
Miller
Committee On Forestry
Wm. Murdoch
Conner
Deckeb
Women's Clibs
the Press
Mins Delia F
Amos
Sidney
Women
Association
Mon Ramuel L
Black
Franklin County
St Paul
JP. Orr
Piqua
State Federation
General Federation
Decker
Coshocton
Emma Manner
Home Study Circle
Migs Manners
Women's Neglect Suffering the Sure Penalty
A vintage ad style piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for fatigue, nervousness, sleeplessness, and associated symptoms. It cites Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridge, LJ, as a testimonial, warning of health decline if untreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge, LJ
Bank discrepancy triggers closure of Allegheny bank
Pittsburg, Oct 25. Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham found a discrepancy between reports filed with the comptroller of the currency by the Bank of Pittsburg N A and the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny, leading to the latter's closure. Acting Attorney General Hoyt has directed U S Attorney Jobe M Denkle to conduct a thorough investigation into the affairs of the Enterprise National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John B. Cunningham
Bank of Pittsburg N. A
Bank of Pittsburg
N. A
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Hoyt
United States Attorney
Jobe M. Denkle
Laxakola Tablets Promoted as Laxative and Skin Beautifier
A Coshocton reader reports relief from fatigue and impure blood after using Laxakola tablets from C. F. Anderson's drug store. The ad touts dandelion and laxative herbs, claiming liver helper benefits and a bright complexion, with a payback guarantee and a 25 cent trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Anderson
Coshocton
Anderson
Women Oppose Niagara Destruction at Texas Federation
At the Texas Federation of Woman's Clubs convention, Texas women urged President Roosevelt to block mechanical destruction of Niagara Falls. They argue America should protect its natural beauty like Switzerland, urging similar laws here. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad claims to bolster nerves and blood. lithographs of Governor Herrick are available free at The Age office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Lone Star
Roosevelt
Niagara Falls
America
Switzerland
América
Hollister
C. E. Anderson
Herrick
Wants Son Removed From Office In Rosseau County
Eric Erickson petitions Governor Johnson to remove his son Charles M. Erickson from the Rosseau County sheriff’s office. The governor ordered the sheriff to turn duties over to deputy A. T. Allenson while inquiries proceed. The petition alleges habitual drunkenness and an embezzlement of $200 from an execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mian
Eric Erickson
Johnson
Charles M. Erickson
Rosseau County
Erickson
A. T. Allenson
Urges Women to Take Part in Public Schools
Rabbi Hirsh of Chicago urged women at the Lewis and Clark exposition meeting to engage in public schools, arguing education should train both hands and hearts. He said factory work and crafts complement schooling, and called for sectarianism to be kept out while welcoming all races and creeds to shape a unified American character through schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Hirsh
Chicago
Lewis & Clark
America
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