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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1903
Page
8
The notice highlights fall styles with Dark Prints and five cent deals on muslins in bleached and brown varieties. It promotes Black Silks with very special numbers and recalls old prices for comparative value.
The notice lists summer sale items with deep discounts including white shirt waists at half price, dress ginghams and silks at reduced rates, fancy hosiery and seersucker, Turkish towels at 2 for 25 cents, and fabrics claimed to be worth 50 percent more.
Mrs R Ll Donley attends Selcrist family reunion in Butler. Miss Winifred Hanlon visits from Cleveland before a Massillon trip. Gainesville guest Mr Younglove stays with daughter Mrs Cassingham. Various residents return from Chautauqua and trips to Uhrichsville Freeport Dresden Adams Tonawanda Columbus and Roscoe. People visit relatives attend fairs and farewell travels noted.
Seven year old May Jewel vanished Sunday afternoon alarms spread through Roscoe as neighbors joined the hunt. She was located that evening asleep in an upstairs closet, unaware of the community stir. Pearl worth ten thousand dollars cited as largest found in America is noted alongside health ads for Hop stedter's Stomach Bitters and Rocky Mountain Tea products.
A string of local visitors and returnees fills the week as Mr. and Mrs. Wanzer travel from Matteawan to New York. S Clark leaves Muskingum County for State Center Iowa while J B Holcomb returns from Otsego to Olean New York. Ned Carr heads to Columbus for relatives and the state fair. Charles Madden of Wheeling visits his mother on Chestnut street. Dr Finlay goes to New Salem Pennsylvania to aid a dying brother in law. Mrs Edwards and children return from six weeks in Tranway West Carlisle and Warsaw. Frances Weaver comes home from Columbus after two weeks away. Tressa Patterson returns from Mansfield. Blanche Evans and Nell West visit Avondale. Mel Carr of Warsaw calls on friends. Coral Welter returns from Bethlehem township after a stay with Julia Burrell. Jos L McDowell and Earwin Beach visit Julia Burrell in Bethlehem township. J B Miller of Perham Minnesota visits relatives, then Akron, West Lafayette, Pleasant Valley, Columbus, and plans Iowa Wisconsin stops before returning home.
Express agent Frank Mulligan released a number of homing pigeons at the Pennsylvania station in Pittsburg on a Sunday morning. After a short circling, the birds returned to their native instinct and sailed toward their home. The event drew attention from passersby and local observers.
The sensational Tatten divorce case has been withdrawn in probate court. Mrs. Tatten appeared by her attorney and dismissed the case, agreeing to pay costs. The temporary alimony motion was to be heard today, and a public scandal was anticipated.
The article advises that overeating or rich food causes sour stomach when digestion is weak from constipation. It recommends eating slowly, chewing thoroughly, spacing meals by about five hours, and using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when fullness occurs. Sold by C. B. Anderson.
The annual reunion of the Fighting Fifty-Second was held at Steubenville with attendees from Jefferson and Belmont counties. Comrades decided next year’s gathering should be in Newcomerstown, and T. D. Neighbor was elected president as 80 percent of the regiment have passed on. A memorial for Kennesaw is discussed and a generous feast was served at Stanton park.
The Boston quotations corrected today show Ohio fleeces at various prices with terms like XX and XSX noted. Trading activity mentions combing and fine unwashed grades reflecting market sentiment.
The Clark Horse Breeders announce the Belgian stallion He is a dark chestnut sorrel weighing 2000 pounds and priced at 2400 dollars. John Wagers of Clark handles the horse and will show him to potential buyers, emphasizing quality and price driven by proper breeding.
I extend gratitude to the Sr. O. U. A. M. to the United Mine Workers and to friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of my husband.
George E. Newts left Monday for Syracuse New York to attend the national association letter carriers convention where he serves as a delegate. The trip follows discussion of Mark Hanna packing and speculation whether Zimmerman will act at the convention.
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