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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1905
Page
2
Infocton youths and girls can win money by selling Imperial band lawn fete tickets next Thursday on Mrs Soir Lorenz lawn. First prize two dollars, second prize one dollar. Tickets at Shrigley's Smoke House. Ice cream cake and a concert program. Funds raised for new band uniforms.
Washington D H Sept 9 a local political uproar erupts as I W Willis a leading manufacturer accuses the city's Board of Review of illegality and signals plans to block tax collections on the duplicate. The report also notes local ads for Helllater's Rocky Mountain Tea and a Canton Buggy Co tonneau wagon received by J I Kirk, the liveryman, signaling era shifts in transport and commerce.
An OCR fragment includes Castoria for Infants and Children with repeated lines, a German Church announcement about Sunday services, a note that Jaeger will not travel to Zanesville, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement, and a short society item about Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ralston returning from a fair with Mrs. Lynch visiting. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and a 5 cent large pancake offer.
Front page items report a bridge tower collapse over the Miami at Washington street injuring nearly twenty, a boy 11 crushed by a wagon near Amanda, Grant Welch found dead by hanging in Upper Sandusky jail, miner William Garrett killed by loaded cars at Fairfield Coal near New Waterford, and Joseph Nelswender, 52, committing suicide near Gahanna due to ill health.
Tickets for the People's Lecture course at the M E church go on sale next week. Mrs I J Baker oversees sales. Season tickets cost $1 and the lineup features Dr Crawford Allegheny College George Crampton Concert Co Rev Dr Dwight Newell Hillis DeWitt Miller Roberson on Russia and Japan illustrated Dr Thos E Green and the Chicago Lady Entertainers.
An advertising blurb touts a tea or tablet cure all with claims of curing where others fail. It lists price at 35 cents and asserts no cure no pay. C. E. Anderson and Wm. McBride appear in shipping stock references to Pittsburg.
An old fashioned health ad claims stomach issues cause a wide range of ailments and promotes Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders as a cure. It asserts rapid relief, blood benefits, and states the product is available at drug stores or by mail from the Jackson Medicine Co of Zanesville Ohio.
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