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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
6
The Chautauqua Circle met at the library Monday evening for Italian themed talks and readings. Charles Dana Gibson was noted for a journey to study painting. Adda Merrell discussed Greek education culture and home life. selections from Marcus Aurelius were read. one paper was deferred to the next meeting.
A long time Hanna family cook nicknamed Maggie travels from Cleveland to New York for the winter with the Hanna mistress. Her last name is unknown to many, but she has long served the family since the senator began his Washington term. The piece highlights Maggie’s famed cooking and her place in the Arlington kitchen alongside the Hanna circle.
The notice lists outdated practices for sore throats such as lamp oil, foul fat wrapped around the neck, old socks, and red flannel, deeming them ineffective and torturous. It promotes Tonsiline as a wise treatment, available for 25 and 60 cents from The Tonsiline Co Canton, Ohio.
The account notes Mrs Hanna aml and her servant arriving in Gotham with Mrs Testify and Maggie. It highlights the growing practice of women traveling with their own maids and cooks, unusual for the metropolis.
Verse read at the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. W. E Tyler in Dresden recounts fifty years in Newcomerstown and Coshocton moves. Notices report Apostolic Delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico appointment, Edgar Harding death, and Mrs. Roosevelt’s return from a Potomac cruise.
Mormon agents bought 60 000 acres in Oaxaca Mexico for colonization. A $25 000 Northern Pacific express package from Hamilton Montana to New York vanished. Lemuel Carmichael of Davenport Inc died by suicide in a milk vat. he was a dairyman. Ed Geers, a turfman, bought the trotter Pulsue from Flies and Eon of Birmingham Alabama for 3609 dollars. Pulpen was the surprise of the Birmingham Samy carnival.
The state department seeks details on Admiral Train after a Shanghai cable says he wounded a Chinese woman in Nanking during a pheasant shoot. A mob seized him and his son, Marines arrived and fired as the crowd attacked the offices. No official notification yet.
Special Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines promote reduced round trip fares to Pennsylvania lines for travel to Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other western and southern states. Stopover privileges let travelers explore business openings. Tickets available on dates through December 19 with full fare details at local Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents.
A head on collision between two freight trains on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific at Casey Iowa killed five men: Fireman Ed Nelson Engineer Bert Shields Fireman William Marshall Brakeman Frank Johns all from Valley Junction Des Moines and FW Caldwell Van Meter Iowa. The wreck stemmed from a misread order by the westbound freight crew.
The Hyomel complete outfit costs $1.00 and includes an inhaler a dropper and a bottle. Breathe Hyomel four times daily to cure catarrh it soothes heals the mucous membranes and prevents irritation. In Coshocton many have been cured and if it fails Anderson will refund the purchase price.
At the Park rink masquerade last night a prize list honored Mrs Grace Hook as best masked lady and Mr John R Beatley as best masked gentleman. Sam Cohen and Frank Ange lone won barrel and potato races with tickets valid through December and one lucky holder of admission ticket 10 000 will win a week of free skating.
Dr Jesse McClain travels to Steubenville for the Seventh Councillor District of Ohio meeting. A scientific session is set for this afternoon at the Imperial hotel followed by a banquet. E C Carr could not attend the toast. New Baby: a ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs George Corder on Eckert farm south of the city. Age Want Ads do it quick.
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