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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
3
Dr Albert F Snell announces a trip offering free consultation examination and advice for all diseases including deafness catarrh lung weakness paralysis rheumatism and nervous disorders. He claims a new system with rational treatment and many reported cures and invites calls by mail with no charge for diagnosis or examination at 18 Garfield Place Cincinnati.
A cat fell from a second story window in Paria onto a passerby on Rue Beaubourg. The animal scratched the woman’s face and blinded one eye in what authorities describe as an unusual accident.
In Seneca Falls an excavation for a sewer uncovered a five foot long skeleton with 14 inch legs. The head resembles that of a horse and the description suggests a curious animal fragment with unusual proportions.
Worth Reading reader bLeo F Zelinski of Buffalo reports he cured a stubborn cold sore by applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve once daily for two days. The sore disappeared completely. Sold with guarantee at C E Anderson’s Osht... and M Ferguson’s drug stores.
The note discusses high priced donkeys with some selling for $1,000 each in Egypt and describes average prices for riding donkeys from 60 to 908 units, while a proverb warns that deceit harms honesty. It mentions Masaya and Gentile wealth, but the text is garbled and contains many unreadable names and numbers.
Governor Hoch of Kansas letters Edwin A. Wilson condemning a circular titled Kansas Testimony as a false fabrication. He cites widespread enforcement of prohibition in 105 counties, notes Kansas City Kansas as unusually sober, and asserts prohibition’s moral and economic benefits. He offers to send copies of his bipartisan annual speech and a Trickett speech for reference.
An advertisement asserts that sickness stems from weak nerves and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve soothing remedy that strengthens the nervous system. It includes a testimonial from John James of Riverton Nebraska and notes druggists carry the product with a money back price guarantee.
A woman pleaded guilty to driving a carpet tack through a year old child’s tongue at the Tuscarawas County Children’s Home, receiving a $19 fine plus costs. The letter writer denounces the penalty and calls for action to remove alleged abusers from public institutions, urging accountability and reform.
Roundup of terrorists in St. Petersburg praised police efficiency as officers widen an international counterterrorism network including agents abroad and social democratic circles. In Lima, thousands toured the harbor as the battleship venture drew crowds. Also: Chicago to open the 1908 baseball season April 15 with 154 games planned, schedule to be released soon.
The dialogue features Uncla Eben and Unew Eben in a rural dialect mockery of time as money. They joke that if time truly were valuable, Anandat folks would invest in water schemes to extend the year. The passage hints at political humor and early faltering in leadership.
A fragmented survey of editorial comment on The World’s political stance amid Democratic calls for party unity. Scattered local crime notes report murder charges in Chillicothe and Steubenville, plus a fatal crossing incident near Urbana. Also mentions farming tax reforms, a banker's death in London, and a cautionary note on American marriages with foreign nationals.
A trimmed, period faithful reading notes that good intentions alone fail to craft truth or deliver results. It argues that intention without action and clear effort yields no real progress. The text emphasizes decisive steps over mere sentiment in pursuing outcomes.
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