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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1946
Page
5
Incomplete text references American and Soviet relations and general governmental actions. Mentions Canada Britain and Russia with hints of officials and security measures. The fragmentary lines show political discourse without clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
In this vivid scene Yo han a young Chinese diver plans to desert his regiment after escaping a Jap captor He vows to return to his mother Ma mei and take the family including the Old One Tasle and Sheng to freedom by sampan down the Yangtze They argue over route with Sheng pushing Langpo as their destination while Tasle hints at hidden enemy bases Yo han faces Shengs revolver and the looming truth of desertion unfolds with dawn approaching the river voyage continues.
Embroidered motifs of roses bows and butterflies decorate a Tuneheon set. Iron transfer pattern No E 503 includes all motifs with complete instructions. To order send 15 cents to Needlework Bureau The Coshocton News 220 Fifth Ave New York NY.
A dialogue between a mother and child on chores and punishment. The mother objects to late arrivals and proposes dishwashing as a consequence, while arguing that tasks should not be used to punish children. The piece discusses motivating children to help willingly.
Ray Baker and wife transfer part of lot 312 in Coshocton to Kenneth Dickerson. Thelma Ramsey transfers lots 31 and 32 in West Lafayette to Thomas U Stroup.
A reader questions who should pay for church decorations and wedding flowers with advice suggesting the bridegroom bears no decoration costs. Another note discusses hosting a tea for twenty and keeping the hostess seated. A final item asks about accepting a Japanese kimono from a non fianc é and notes a paid booklet offer for Mrs. Post's etiquette guidance.
A reflective piece on the perils of waiting in line for trivial rewards while overlooking deeper life goals. The author notes people seek status, wealth, or popularity yet miss meaningful friendships, fulfilling work, and true happiness. It urges self knowledge and conscious life choices aligned with personal values.
Erma Rebecca Stout infant died Thursday at 2 p m age 2 months 28 days funeral by Jones Lydick and Castle in Satterfield W Va burial in Satterfield W Va Survivors Burl Stout Victoria Shirlene Robert Bessie Stout Russell Boyce Madelyn Donley granted divorce from John Donley restoring maiden name Madelyn Stewart attorney Russell E Lyons The Newcomerstown fire department answered a grass fire call at 3 30 Friday on East Canal Street with no damage
The article portrays Bernard Baruch as a powerful financial figure and public servant still active at 75. It details his influence from World War I to the Truman era, his offices at Lafayette Park and a Carlton hotel, and his five-story New York home. It notes his birth in 1870, his City College education, boxing hobby, and long career on Wall Street and in public service.
A columnist explains the middle child faces neglect compared to eldest and baby. It suggests parents cultivate each child's unique talents to boost self worth, citing examples like kissing relatives, dancing, or playing an instrument, and urges tailoring encouragement to individual traits.
Readers are asked to answer bridge bidding questions shown in a 1948 column. Diagrams and hands present various opening bids and responses, with commentary on best continuations to each South holding.
Washington reports a split among top U S officials over independence for the Philippines set for July 4 The debate pits Congress and the President against fears the islands are not ready economically or politically with figures like Harold Ickes and Paul V McNutt shaping the tone of a heated prewar policy review.
The Coshocton News advertises pattern No. 2600 for a one size apron with halter neck and fluttering ruffles. Printed in the Spring Fashion Book, it includes an applique, complete sewing guide, and requires fabric and binding. Send name address and style number with postal zone to Pattern Department New York.
Veterans urged to render German guns unserviceable and not sell them to avoid fines. Shoemaker warned against firing unknown German ammunition and warned against using American ammo in German shotguns. He noted German weapons are fragile and can explode when misused.
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