Lamberson denies bid for Penitentiary warden post
The article notes Charles A Lamberson rejects any candidacy for warden under Harmon's administration, saying he is not running now after a brief prior bid three years ago. It mentions Coshocton Democrats eyeing other posts and Joseph Callahan possibly seeking Chief Inspector of Work Shops and Factories, with endorsements claimed.
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Charles A Lamberson
Harmon
Lamberson
Coshocton Democrata
Joseph Callahan
John H. Morgan
Joe
Reepublicans
Corhocton
Many Splendid Works of Fiction Newly Shelved
A fragmentary list describes newly shelved fiction and reference volumes. It enumerates numerous historical and national works, series and biographies by various authors, including heroes, nations, and periods, with scattered titles and authors across a broad range of topics.
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ACTOS
Tony
Connys Karmen
George Washington
Harrison Oronnell
Dunlap
Jeanne de Arc
Oliphant
Robert the Bruce
Maxwell Owen Glyndon—Bradley, Repitus (eecar—Firth
Frederick the Trest
Reddawis
Wathtagion
T Meress
Semeur Pollet
At—Wolor
Wealth of Nations to Great American Plateau Volume List
A long list of books and authors appears, including Smiths works on nations and economies, Champney on villas, and many others. The passage shifts to an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and concludes with obituaries noting Mrs Sunan Corder’s death at age ninety.
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Smith
Champney
Balkans
American
Thomas
England
Trevelyan
Hungary
Hevill
Rome
Verycio
Butler
Chateau
France
Waddington
Worcester
Tiverton High School Commencement Planned for April 21
Tiverton to have its first annual commencement on Wednesday evening April 21 with J Wurgess Siwith Noble Hagellanger and Prof John Howard Dickerson of Wooster among the graduates. The class address and sermon will be at the Disciple church. Uraser Boeckman serves as Tiverton schools superintendent. West Hartford March 26. N W Barrett bought the Agnes Barrett farm near Mohawk and plans to move soon.
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Tiverton High School
J. Wurgess Siwith
Noble H. Hagellanger
John Howard Dickerson
Wooster
Aprii
Uraser Boeckman
Tiverton
Walhonding sees home growth as residents plan new builds
In Walhonding March 27 report, Nacirema hotel improvements continue while many residents plan new houses. Ed Shultzman James Buxton and others plan homes. L F McVeyth to repair. Monroe Markley to lecture March 29. Six Walhonding High graduates and two commencements noted for April 20 and May 4. Wedding license for Chathester Fester and Otto Norris. a finger injury incident reported.
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Walhonding
Nacirema
Ed Shultzman
James Buxton
Rodehaver
L. F. McVeyth
Monroe Markley
Wa. Valentine
Arun Kennels
Walhonding Duck Suniing
Walhondinng High School
Pax
William Valentine Dies in Kansas at 70
Daniel Valentine received a telegram from Lola Kak announcing the death of his half brother William Valentine, 70, who died after a brief typhoid illness. His wife, formerly Miss Caroline Butler, is gravely ill. The Valentes, longtime Jackson residents who moved away twenty years ago, may attend the funeral in Lola.
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Daniel Valentine
Lola Kak
William
Paralyzed Pearl Folks Improve After Stroke Report
Pearl March 25 Mrs Samnel Everhart shows slight improvement after a paralytic stroke on January 723. Francis Oobler of Haltie visited at Sam Everhart's Friday and Saturday. Wing of Coshocton spent Saturday at the home of his aged parents near here. Mor and als Ewing in serious condition with Mrs Ewing bedbound for nearly two months. Miss Hilda Vaughn Beach City visited grandparents Sunday. Miss Cora Stall Baltic visited Baltic Wednesday and Thursday. Robt Dummermuth Coshocton on business Monday. Celsus Rhinehart Baltic guest of Ray Bender Brice Suigert Saturday and Sunday. Minnie and Louisa Scarr suffer from tonsillitis.
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Pearl
Samnel Everhart
Francis [Oobler
Haltie
Sam Everhart
Coshocton
Mor
Als
Ewing
Beach City
Cora Stall
Baltic
Robt, Dummermuth
Celsus Rhinehart
Ray Bender
Brice Suigert
Minnie
Louisa Scarr
150 Crows Killed in One Evening
A Roscoe area raid targets crows as townspeople use shotguns nightly to reduce losses for farmers. One night past week saw over 150 birds killed, with fields north of the city allegedly hosting thousands of crows and trees at night crowded with them.
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Roscoe
Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Moves in March
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church met with Mrs. Harry Lower. W. A. Bixler and family moved to Baltic to operate a hotel. Clara Stewart and her mother will occupy the vacated house and run a hotel in Bakersville. Several residents visited Canton and Massillon for family and funeral matters. Forest Leech died of pneumonia. his funeral was held last Monday officiated by Rev. Magreston. his brother is reported ill with the same disease.
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Dakersville
M. E. Church
Harry Lower
W. A. Bixler
Baltic
Clara Stewart
Mildred Stephen
Bernice
Edith Riggle
Canton
Valentine Marhofer
Massillon
Mr. Fricher
Elizabeth Mizer
Ilinois
Roy Mizer
Newcomerstown
Grant Norris
Wim
Lyons
Markley & Lennon
Coshocton
Suonday
Forest Leech
Chas. Neilx
Helen
Pearl
Shearer
Lower
Cashoctan
Mery Norman
Constance Carpenter
Cones
Mitte
Balmer
Guill Endlich
Ben Marer
Magteston
Digest It All with Kodol and Restore Strength
An advertisement extols Kodol as a digestive aid, urging readers to eat normally while the product digests their food. The copy offers a dollar bottle guarantee, promises refund if no benefit, and notes production by E C DeWitt & Co of Chicago.
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Kodel
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Unclear Pulse of Revelry and Rumor in City Rooms
Fragmentary chatter from Phi Siz rooms mocks the Prescelle show and hints at hypnotic stunts and poisoned sugar water. A boastful line about Dr. King’s New Life Pills claims health benefits with patient testimonials. Local readers mock political satire as Prosperity turns Republican in press notices.
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Phi Siz
Dr. King
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
W. Va
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
Fragmentary 1900s Times style quotes and oddities
A garbled compilation of aphorisms and stray phrases. The text freights weather, taxes, leadership, Kidnapers, and tariffs with scattered names and oddly inserted fragments, giving little coherent event or clear news. It resembles a collage of quotes and ad-like bits from a newspaper page.
Hypnotic stunts and arnica cures parade in odd column
A fragmented write up notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing wounds and burns while alleging local hypnotic acts by Dr Temple and A O Price. It references Kellier Alvin and various firms and groups, describing strange performances and claimed effects with minimal coherent context.
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Frank Disherry
Kellier
Alvin
Anderson'’s
Coshocton
Ferguson'a
Rowrow
Tunnel Hill community notes and local updates
March 29 reports from Tunnel Hill detail property purchases and moves including Nas buying the Anderson Marshall property and planning residence in Tunnel Hill. Wm. McNab relocates to J. T. Orr’s farm, bringing black smith tools to Orr’s shop. Visitors from Warsaw and Tunnel Hill share a dinner with Russell Sharpless family. Ami Cullison recovers from pneumonia. Rural carrier Fred Pigman detained at home due to a serious illness, Clyde Sproull substituting. Finny Leaf moves from Wheeler farm to his own property. Ed joins the vacated farm. Mrs. ON Haines and Mrs. Beb Traines described as ill. Short anecdote: three year old Muriel’s bloodied cap episode ends with a quip about God not catching the pretend up for God to catch.
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Tunnel Hill
Ed Reed Nas
Anderson Marshall
Wm. McNab
J. T. Orr
Orr
Joseph Tredway
Cyrus Elder
Sadie Clark
Warsaw
Tida Workman
Russell Sharpless
Ami Cullison
Fred Pigman
Clyde Sproull
Finny Leaf
Wheeler Farm
Haines
Beb | Traines
Gur Wives and a Plea for Faithful Partners
The Atchison Globe observes that a wife’s affection can overlook a husband’s faults, citing a local example of a wife who adores a shiftless man. It contrasts this with Napoleon, praising his great stature while noting infidelity in both men’s households.
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Atchison
Napoleon
Kan
Globe
Men and Bees The Nature Of Human Work And Law
A concise, period tone reflection on human labor and social structure mentioning men and bees as metaphors. The piece contrasts natural law with cooperative work among men and for men's benefit, attributed to Elvert Hubbard.
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Elvert Hubbard
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