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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
5
The Daughters of Rebekah held a Thursday evening meeting at the I. C. O. F. hall to arrange the forty-fourth district convention in Newcomerstown next Tuesday. The district includes about eight lodges and twenty-five local members plan to attend.
N W Barrett sold the Club Uvery and feed stables behind Ransoms to A C Stutzman on Thursday. Stutzman, out of business since his barn burned on Third street, takes possession and will run the same operation. Barrett reserves six horses including Lulu the black team and the cab mare and plans to stay in the livery field on a small scale this winter.
The column lists Mrs Marion Rose traveling to Nellie to visit kin and other locals on short trips. It mentions W A Himebauch heading to Pittsburg on business, Emer Budsley from Chestnut Ridge visiting, Mrs Waryknight visiting Miss Mae Hutchinson, Dr GC B H Clark in Columbus, Mrs Emil Jaeger bound for St Louis, W G Richi of Meredith Business College visiting, Perry Carr of Linton Mills in town, and Miss Margeret Matthews calling on friends in Zanesville. A Sick List item reads Will That.
A vintage advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea by C. F. Anderson promising a pretty face and delightful air with rosy cheeks and lovely hair for wedding travel or tides across the sea.
Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders are advertised as a guaranteed cure for indigestion and related illnesses. The ad claims the powder digests food, expels parasites, and offers relief from dyspepsia, belching, vomiting, liver trouble, and more with a single dose. It cites J W Slaughter of Roscoe as a customer testimonial and lists prices 50c and $1 from Jackson Medicine Company Zanesville Ohio.
The text argues that people judge others by appearance, a practice still common. It notes that such judgments often reflect reality, as ill fitting and dated clothes signal social position and character. The discussion ties Shakespearean insight to contemporary norms.
Party consisting of T L Montgomery cashier Coshocton National Robt Caldwell cashier Commercial National and R H Mills cashier Peoples Bank with Attorney F E Pomerene traveled to Newark on business. Overgatters Loggins in Leather Jersey and Canvas advertise a new sign for the east room of the Realty building, McDonald Bros five and ten. Sign crafted by Coshocton Sign and NoveltyCo. Judge Roche travels to Walhonding and Centerburg.
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