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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
2
The column highlights fresh childish fashions from New York trends with simplified home dressmaker cuts. It describes patterns No 1771 through No 1468 for girls and boys, including dresses, school frocks, rus sian suits, and aprons, with sizes and prices and orders to PARI HTION CORRESPONDENT.
A collection of period cooking notes detailing cabbage rolls, lemon pudding, quick cinnamon buns, sweet potatoes Southern fashion, potato custard, and Delmonsen potatoes. Includes step by step methods, ingredients, and oven guidance for each dish.
Forces, Hand reds of tench, and a plea mme describe a mysterious cure effort. The fragment mentions a Babions team and a treatment program, with references to healing and organizational participation. The readable text lacks clear names or locations.
An unusual, garbled advertisement touts MAN MEDICINE claiming a full dollar’s worth of medicine free for a dime. It promises real help for men, hints at hidden costs, and urges readers to send money and details to receive the product, with bold claims of cures and power.
A journalist notes a mathematical puzzle about a bull and tramp measuring paths and speeds while reporting that a statistician estimates the number of soldiers in Europe under arms. If these troops stood in a line, it would stretch about 1,900 miles.
The piece explains the evolution from split feed to spoon feed used by Wood Ferris, detailing five main fountain pen parts and the high output of the industry. It describes gold pens made from alloyed gold with iridium points, and the rubber barrels and feeds produced through numerous steps, noting the extensive labor and global sourcing involved.
A detailed portrait of a deep sea diver in a heavy multi layer suit with helmet and air hose. The narrative follows the click of pumps, air supply, and the diver’s helpless, weightless movement beneath the surface, highlighting his isolation, senses, and navigation through mud, darkness, and currents.
A fragmentary narration shows a father questioning his daughter about helping a stranger. The crude dialogue references a Korean girl and a “Faglish gentleman” with garbled wording implying danger or risk as the scene hints at a difficult choice and a retreat from authority.
A survey of Pearl Street traffic and street layout notes its two miles length with ends a mile apart. Rail fare trends show monthly increases. transfers reach six million more than last year. The piece observes abundant lodging and dining venues, and asserts high fashion among New York women with many wearing jewelry during a late shopping district survey.
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