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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
2
A promotional note describes an extensive dictionary from The Concise Standard Dictionary, with references to typography, pictures, and the publishing house. It mentions price, edition details, and the intended audience in a promotional product blurb from The Btanware Dictionary Company.
Fashion notes describe new waist designs in silk and linen for everyday and dressy wear with plain fronts, tucks, and lace trimmed sleeves. Tailored frocks, plaid insets, sawtooth trimming, and Panama cloth outfits feature three-piece suits and gored skirts. Prices and pattern numbers included. address for orders provided.
A man named Riley advocates strict thrift and simple living, claiming a tenacious lifestyle of economy. He details frugal eating, abstinence from alcohol and tobacco, and disciplined saving after early financial setbacks, arguing such habits yield contentment and self reliance.
The speaker reflects that poverty taught frugality, noting a constrained diet remains a personal choice with a better salary. He argues restraint, not lack, makes health and happiness, and that spending less shapes a better life.
A fragmentary report notes a substitute for telegraphy using a shutter device with color painted slats operated by machinery. It mentions a U S Army artillery officer and a French inventor Maurice Chautin, plus experimental lamp electric or oil rigs with vertical connections. A odd dialogue ends with a breakfast remark about a hole being too small.
Century of Romanoffs recounts the assassin’s blast and Grand Duke Michael’s mercy effort as Alexander II’s son George survives a bog ordeal. It reviews family devotion across emperors, noting Alexander II’s tenderness, Nicholas II’s fatherhood, and mixed judgments on modern czarhood.
A man confronted by police asks his identity while boarding a Providence line. He refuses to reveal his name, notes a psychological tension, and faces a trio of officers who question his purpose and propriety as he struggles to respond.
George Marsh, a Boston lawyer slightly inclined to literature, is recruited by Dr Wrangle and his son Harold Martin to search for a missing Mr Martin. After tense interviews in a grand house and a confrontational scene with Jolworthy, Marsh regains memory during a shock at his own home and discovers his son’s role in the unraveling of the case.
An advertisement claims Cancerol, a blend of essential oils, cures all cancers and tumors at home without pain or disfigurement. It urges readers to write for a free book to Dr. L. T. Leach, Box 88K, Iodian apolia, Ind.
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