Doctor Thomen to Visit Coshocton Clinic
Dr A A Thomen will be at the Park Hotel in Coshocton Ohio on Thursday January 2 1968 for one day only from 8 00 am to 8 06 pm He is promoted as holding many diplomas and offers free examinations The notice touts a controversial cure program claiming immediate lasting effects for catarrh asthma bronchitis pneumonia and other ailments including women health issues and nervous disorders with testimonials offered at the Institute.
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A. A. Thomwen
Coshocton
Ohio
Park Hotel
Thomen
Bright
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Ee Neours
Difficulties in Prosecuting Second Ben Dickerson Trial
The state faces delays and evidentiary challenges for a second prosecution of Ben Dickerson. Time has altered witnesses, dog evidence may be inadmissible, and key witnesses like Mrs Moran and Tom McCoy are unavailable or unreliable. County funding and witness reassembly hinge on public support. the outcome must avoid a sham or flawed prosecution.
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Ben Dickerson
United States
Woodward
Dayton
Colorado
Wilson
Newark
California
Retat
Dickerson Thas
Voorhees
Roche
Lost Dog Found by Local Resident in Orange County
A dog lost and advertised in the Farmer's Free Exchange was found by Orange Coplen. H.C. Young thanks the Daily Times and helpers in the search and recommends its use to all farmers.
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Daily Times
Orange Coplen
H.C. Young
He Fired the Stick Bucklen’s Salve Healed a Forty Year Sore
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina says he wore a sore for 40 years and was healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after other treatments failed. The product is guaranteed for piles burns and similar injuries by C. E. Anderson Corhocton CM Ferguson Rastee druggists.
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John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
C. E. Anderson
Corhocton
C. M. Ferguson
Rastee
Rae
Corn Thieves Get Bold and Persistent
C R Randles of Locust street city, with a farm near the riddle basin, reports corn stolen from his crib. After 30 to 40 bushels were taken last Tuesday night he vows to pursue the thieves with officials’ help. U M Ripley died at 75 after a Tuesday night apoplexy, at midnight Wednesday.
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C. R. Randles
Locust Street
Riddle Basin
U. M. Ripley
Newcomestown
Deafness Cure Claim and Local Death Report
An advertising claim asserts deafness due to Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured by constitutional remedies, offering $100 for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. In Knox County near Bangs, John Keys was found dead in his shop with a gunshot wound, death suspected to be self-inflicted though not certain.
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Hall
FP. J, Cheney & CO
Tolledo
John Keys
Bangs
Knox County
Non-Taxable Bonds Offered in Four Ohio Cities
Non-taxable bond offering with no prior site, totaling $20,000 across Columbus, Cleveland, Bellaire, and Cuyahoga, at a 4 percent rate with a special price. Written inquiry or telephone contact to C. Hoskinson at 47 North Fourth Street, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Lam
Columbus
Cleveland
Bellaire
Cuyahoga
Hoskinson
N. 4Th Street
Zanesville
Death of Oxford Lady Mrs Joseph Smith at 60
Mrs Joseph Smith about 60, long illness of six months, died Thursday night in Oxford township. Survived by a married daughter Mrs Powell who resided at the mother's home. Funeral services will be at Bakernville Presbyterian church, her long time church member, Saturday morning. Smith's maiden name was Finton.
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Joseph Smith
Oxford Township
Powell
Bakernville Presbyterian Church
Smith
Finton
Fortunate Texan Endorses Dr King’s New Life Pill
A Dallas resident Mr. E W Goodloo extols Dr King’s New Life Pill for relief from malaria and biliousness after a year of use. The ad cites availability at C BE Anderson’s in Coshocton and C M Ferguson’s in Ruscoe drug stores.
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E. W. Goodloo
St. Louis St. Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
C. BE. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson's
Ruscoe
George D Klein Becomes Admitted Barrister
George D Klein received notice from the State Bar Examining Board that he has passed the examinations and will be admitted to practice law. He studied in the office of T G Roche and then joined Ohio State University College of Law in Columbus. He taught in Roscoe and will be sworn in December 18 in Columbus.
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Geo. D. Klein
Klein
T. GC. Roche
Columbus
College of Law
Ohio i State University
Roscoe
Will Probate Appoints Executor Amid Estate Distribution
Will of John Phillips admitted to probate by Judge Donley this afternoon. Widow receives the city home and all household effects with the remainder of the estate distributed. Thomas Colopy named executor. Pat Feeny, longtime Panhandle conductor, ran beneath a train at Walls, Pa. and had one leg amputated Tuesday morning.
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John Phillips
Donley
Thomas Colopy
Pat Feeny
Walls
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