A Truly Ideal Wife Grows From Husbands Best Helper
A famed and wealthy man credits his wife as the key to his success. In a recent article he praises her as inspiration and the greatest help mate of his life.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1905
Page
5
A famed and wealthy man credits his wife as the key to his success. In a recent article he praises her as inspiration and the greatest help mate of his life.
A 1910s style advice piece urges wives to cultivate energy and harmony with husband. It links fatigue eye bags headaches nervousness and mood blues to a need for health building, recommending a vegetable tonic. The author addresses a reader requesting guidance for a wife’s duties and well being.
Guests from Cleaveland attend a Cambridge Street residence gathering. District church meetings scheduled with various hosts on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. A Baptist chili supper planned for September 26 at the church lecture room. Estella Judd McDonald celebrated her fourth birthday with a family picnic and lawn table, cake, and four candles. Humane Society executive board to meet at the Corneste library tonight. Gambler youths travel by canoe via Walhonding River to return by morning on the Walhonding flier.
A long string of short notices lists many residents and visitors. Names include Robert Baker, Dane Bach, Eli Hamilton, the Powers family, Thelma Powers, Joe Jennings, Floyd Shafer, Marie Bainter, Miss Eckelberry, Mr and Mrs Speck, Mr and Mrs Madden, D. P. Hines, Rev O C Jones, Raymond Rodgers, George Marlatt, Caesar Wane Lenhutten, Dan Smith, Hines in the city, Mrs Hoeflich, Thresa Clarke, Eleanor Metzler, Genie Rittenhouse, Mrs E R Dawson, Mrs Stevenson, Daisy Wilcoxon, Goeth Jacobs, Mrs Powell, Waller Strive, Miss Arnold Jeff, Jos Margaret Davis, Myrtle Bramball, Mattie McNeal, Sylvester Griley, J E Evane, Blanche Evans, Blanche Bixler, Mary Dillon Fins, Lucy McConnell, Georgie Lawton, Wilvert Stein, and others. Several travel plans noted include visits to Delaware, Columbus, Cleveland, Avondale, and Gat Gambier. Activities mention vacations, illnesses, and job changes at the Citizen’s Telephone Exchange and other local points.
Dr. R. M. Temple offers absolutely painless dentistry using pure oxygen after completing a post graduate course in anzeathetics. The clinic boasts modern equipment, strict sterilization, a model laboratory, and a lady attendant to assist patients including children. Office in Frew Building beside the Post Office.
Coshocton learns of the sudden death of T Marshall Board in a Van Wert hotel room from heart failure. He lived in Coshocton most of his life before moving to Van Wert to run a soft drink bottling business. He was about 45 and leaves many local friends grieved by the loss.
Miss Grace Carr visits Columbus while many residents return home after visits in Mt Vernon Newcomerstown Massillon Newark Zanesville and Assamis Mills Co F Brown travels to Newark with his wife Found two dogs a black and white setter and a white female with a brown ear Bell 138L WANTED ten to twelve boys at Pope Gosser Co L M Dearth 818 6 Red Cross Blue laundry product promises white clothes for five cents per package
An advance discussion warns that natural gas in air from 7 to 30 percent forms an explosive mix. The ordinance regulates gas pipe construction, pressure limits, and testing to prevent fires in 196 towns. Experts note leaks cause silent hazards and explosions, with Ohio seeing ninety four blasts last year.
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