Remarkable Dr Snell Offers Free Medical Consultation
Dr Albert F Snell promotes a nationwide trip offering free consultation and examination for all diseases to prove his new all inclusive treatment system. He claims cures for deafness catarrh paralysis nervous disorders and cancer like conditions, with no charge for diagnosis or visit at 16 Garfield Place Cincinnati. He urges kidney tests by urine sample and warns against idlers while highlighting his 30 years in a sanitarium. He touts no payment for services and appeals to those with chronic ailments seeking cure.
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Medical
Fragmented OCR narrative of a shooting incident
A garbled report describes a shooting with a heavy weapon impact and a girl wounded above the ear. It mentions W. A. Harris of Canal Lewinville stopped by Officer Wensel for a large collar and shoulder injuries in a chaotic scene.
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W. A. Harris
Canal Lewinville
Fine Program of Pomona Grange
The Pomona Grange plans a Bakersville Saturday meeting on July 18 with an open general session. Forenoon features welcome song and discussion on farm value education. afternoon includes songs, a review of legislation, papers, and farm related talks led by George Wyler and James Hinds, with a wheat sparing prep item by Aten Murgoy.
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Pomona Grange
Bakersville
Wood Daugherty
James Hinds
Marguerite Park
Willieh
George Wyler
Aten Murgoy
G. T. Machwart
Noontown tax relief story yields unclear details
Fragmentary OCR text from The Newcomerstown Chronicle hints at levy reductions and tax relief but is garbled. Names, dates, places, and precise actions are unreadable, leaving only general references to proposed reductions and civic impact without verifiable specifics.
Rail yards planned to serve Claw plant in Wheeling
Superintendent Auland and Wollow met with Engineer Tradley in Wheeling to announce at least 25 000 will be spent to rescue yards and trackage for the new Claw plant. Plans show yards inside factory grounds costing 40 000 and a larger yard to connect, capacity 105 cars, costing 15 000. Pennsy also weighing entry into the yard site with possible joint use of trackage on the law property.
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Aland and Wollow
Lesnvpen
Tradley
Wheeling
Pres. Himelaugh
Board of Trade
Waeeline
Wheeling U
Linseth
Pennsy
Law
Wool price records in Rogersville at 31 cents per pound
Raveraville Ohio reports top wool price of 31 cents per pound. William Levengood of Rogersville sold 1622 pounds to Lorena Bros, earning chasing a steady firm of buyers. The note marks satisfactory prices despite a dip from earlier peak years in sheep raising.
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Raveraville
William Levengood
Rogersville
Lorena Bros
Baby boy Adit and Mt Treat BNither event details
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and places. Readable parts mention a baby boy and a place or event named Mt Treat BNither, with scattered terms like west Gh Boag and Daeheseny, but no coherent facts or clear outcome. Further context needed to produce a factual summary.
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Bnither
West
Arrested for Bootlegging In Turbulent Town
A partial report notes a suspect connected to bootlegging activities in New Sarerstaw. Details are garbled but reference a dealer, a Vial Dose, and police action. Remaining readable names and places are unclear, but authorities claim a case is underway.
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Tunis
Hawa
Hersusuna
Picnic at Westnestday and a Pleasant Evening Gathering
A lively social event at the home of Ms. William Hampton in Glades MeNeat featured family guests Pete and Gat Mai Glades. Attendees enjoyed community chatter, music, and refreshments, with neighbors from Irene Wa'liamgon and nearby towns joining in a cordial, celebratory atmosphere. The gathering emphasized friendly neighborhood ties and shared hospitality.
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Bhasfield
Biissbed
Peagle
Lycra
Ralauch
Hell
Irene Wa
Cartier
Pete
Mai
Dailateer
Phebe
Pittna Pex
Hillagheer
Sas Wade Tees
Williansy
Opeve
Tares
Digest All Food with Kodol Digester
A historical advertisement extols Kodol as a perfect stomach digester that treats all foods in liquid form. It claims pepsin alone cannot digest starch fats or phosphates and asserts Kodol can fully digest foods, restore the stomach with rest, and reduce reliance on artificial digesters. A money back guarantee accompanies the first dollar bottle.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Oil Well Near Birds Run Newcomerstown Shows Promise
Excitement grows in Birds Run Newcomerstown as a newly drilled oil well, drilled recently in the neighboring area, has been shot and reportedly yields about 25 barrels per day. Preparations are underway to drill additional wells in the vicinity.
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Newcomerstown
Bird's Hull
Alleged Elopement Ties Two Families Across Ohio
Canal Dover July 10 Mrs Mila Troyer of Sugar Creek and C C Fisner of Baltic have been missing since Wednesday and are believed to have eloped. They were reportedly seen in Zanesville last Thursday. Mrs Troyer is married to a railroad carpenter and has two children. Fisner left a wife and two children.
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Canal Dover
Mila Troyer
Sugar Creek
C. C. Fisner
Baltic
Zanesville
Troyer
Wheeling & Lake Evie
Fisher
Two Farmer Boys Injured Near Mound and Keene
Two farmer boys suffered injuries in separate incidents. Will Warren, 10, son of Mr and Mrs George Warren, near Mound, was kicked by a horse causing a deep gash while adjusting harness. Bert Gibson, 12, near Keene with Thos McNeely, dislocated his right arm after stepping through a hay loft.
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Will Warren
George Warren
Mound
Bert Gibson
Thos. McNeely
Keene
Sells Found Guilty In Liquor Raid Case
Newcomerstown Ohio July 11 Mayor Kennedy ruled Thursday in the case of Shorty Sells arrested after a raid by Nitmarsaal uncovered liquor at his place. The mayor found Sells guilty of aiding a place where liquor was sold and fined him 190 dollars plus costs.
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Newcomerstown
Kennedy
Shorty” Sells
Nitmarsaal
Sells
Road to Lake Promises New Shipping Route
A draft plan outlines a rail and road corridor from Coshocton toward Lorain and beyond to the Lake region. It envisions a Baltimore and Ohio linkage, a new line from Slomites to Zanesville area, and a 296 mile Marie to Beri route with a 62 mile segment yet to build.
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Opera Wa
Ashhind
Lorain
Coshocton
Magella
Zanevita
Baltimore & Ohio
Slomites
Zanesville
Mil Jersturg
Marie Te
Beri
Chessy Lane
Star Route Job Awarded for Pouch Delivery Contract
The contract to carry a sealed air pouch from Faikernsille to New omerstown and return daily except Sundays has been awarded to W. A Bronson of Bakers ville for $230 per year. Mr Bronson begins the contract with Uncle Sam on July 27.
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Faikernsille
Newomerstown
W. A Bronson
Bakersville
Mr Bronson
Uncle Sam
Kicked His Bride Accuses Husband in Divorce Suit
Alice Rutter files for divorce from Michael Rutter alleging cruelty and blows twelve days after their October wedding. The suit states she was kicked and treated badly by her husband, asserting the marriage began on October 10, 1907.
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Alice Rutter
Hoon
Michael Rutter
Crwelty
Krows Wogtett
Dogs Kill Sheep in Rural Neighbors' Flocks
Two dogs roamed near Chiti last week and killed eleven sheep belonging to Mrs William Scheetz. William Barth reported several of his sheep crippled. Several farmers, suspecting their own dogs, have killed them in response.
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William Scheetz
Chiti
Wm. Barth
Webshborhood
Lingafelter's Hopes Dented by Prisoner Health
Columbus July 1 Lingafelter Newark banker in state penitentiary for violating banking laws not in imminent danger says Prosecuting Attorney Fitzgibbons after Dr Stedams report. No remaining indictments while Lingafelter's condition is watched. Mrs Lingafelter visited him yesterday. Also: near Warsaw a bolt of lightning killed a horse crippling farmer James Elder but leaving him alive.
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Columbus
James FE. Lingafelter
Newark
Fitzgibbons
Lickingscounty
Dr.Stedam
Lingafelter
Warse
Board of Penitentiary Tanagers
James Elder
Warsaw
Elder
Death of Mrs Robson in New Castle Ohio
Mrs Margaret Robson died peacefully Thursday evening at her daughter's home in East Chestnut Street Coshocton born in New Castle England in 1840 she came to the United States fourteen years after her marriage and lived with her daughter Mrs John A Gross since seven years ago survived by two sons and ten daughters with whom she made her home and John and Joe Robson of Coshocton
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Margaret. Robson
John A. Gross
Robson
Robi No
New Castle
England
John Robson
Coshocton
East Chestnut
Danger
Ten Slaughter
John and
Joe Robson
Tits Ely
Wheat yield in Coshochen County falls short says Bassett
J B Bassett, in a Thines reporter interview, says Coshochen County will average about 12 bushels of wheat per acre this year, far below the usual 18 bushels. The drought damaged heads, ashved grain, and reduced salable yield, with Bassett noted as a veteran threshers’ authority.
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J.B. Bassett
Thines
Coshochen
Tis Reac
Tisopin
Bass
Lightning Strikes Two Homes Near Adamsville
Lightning damaged two houses owned by Jacon Sarbaugh and Mrs. Emam Shroyer Monday near Adamsville. In Shroyer’s residence two occupants were severely attacked though the buildings were not set on fire. Also noted is the hiring of Fred Joouen of Plainfield as clerk at Wheeling freight office and yards, starting duties soon.
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Adamsville
Jacon Sarbaugh
Emam Shroyer
Fred Joouen
Plainfield
W. 8. Hoolman
Wheeling
Tate Point
Taft Bryan campaign chatter and political jibes
A collage of taunts and slogans about Taft Bryan and the 1908 political campaigns. It includes forecasts, party lines, jokes about the presidential race, mentions of Coshocton Democrats, Wall Street ties, and references to Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisements and endorsements. The piece conveys partisan banter, campaign chatter, and era political culture.
First Call Troops 220d Reunion Scheduled
The 220d annual reunion of the Only Association of Firet Call Troops will be held at Maneheld on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 4th and 5th, in AR. Members are invited to attend and reconnect with veterans and comrades.
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Maneheld
Tees
Last Day for Tax Payments Draws Big Crowd
Friday marked the deadline for tax payments without penalty with a large crowd at the treasury. Total receipts for the day reached fifteen thousand eight hundred twenty five dollars and twenty eight cents as residents faced a five percent penalty for late payment. West Lafayette News notes locals crowding windows amid the rush. Village notes report community events and local updates from West Lafayette Ohio on July 3.
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The
Treasury
Thirteen Patterson Graduates Recalled At Roscoe Commencement
The Patterson commencement at Roscoe Thursday evening featured improvised orchestra with solos by Miss Ethel Wickens and Miss Kazel Waxwell. Attorney George D. Klein gave the class a speech with high ideals and practical guidance for future study.
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Patterson
Roscoe
Ethel Wickens
Kazel Waxwell
Attornney
George D. Klein
Mises Jan Marsal
Marte Weigel
Alpha Davis
Marte Deere Len
Lefteti Bueet Maxwell
Peerke
Mees Bobens
Meford
Withel Wickes
Mewes Palmer Marte
Russell Clark
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Examinations for elementary certificates will be held the first Saturday of each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturday of September December March and June. Patterson examinations on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Examinations start at 7 30. Applicants pay fifty cents to the Board of Examiners before entering. Return fees five cents, Patterson applicants stamped envelopes. The Board provides stationery. Theory and Practice questions largely from Keith's Elementary Education. Can be obtained for 1.4 by addressing The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle Columbus Ohio H T Weber A P McDonald E J Fry
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Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
H. T. Weber
A. P. McDonald
E. J. Fry
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Burns Block
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Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
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