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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
6
Amid rumors of a mass mailing of the Wudlese Prayer Chars, church members in several cities report panic and denouncements. A Columbus Catholic leader and Bishop Hartley both dismiss the effort as a harmless but misguided stunt. Meanwhile a classic advert for Hall’s Catarrh Cure appears in the same issue, touting testimonials from Toledo druggists.
Obituary of Amos Yost born February 20 1882 Thornville died July 11 1906. He married Alice M Tubbs April 29 1902. Survived by wife son mother five sisters Lizzie Nellie Kilne Wim Schaller Clara Yost and many relatives. Also notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea mention.
A transcript from Franklin township justice court shows Mrs Nellie B. Bryan charging W B Shryhock with circulating false stories about her chastity. He was bound over to $100 in the common pleas court proceedings this morning.
Emma Bradford McLaughlin, about 24, died at her Otsego home after months of illness. Survived by husband Joseph, a seven month old daughter, brothers Clarence and Boyce Bradford, and mother Flora Bradford. Funeral was Sunday at 10 a.m. with interment in Otsego.
A reader notes horses left tied in sun at hitching posts suffer heat risk while townsfolk focus on winter blanket care. The Humane Society may study shading needs as sunstroke danger rises on hot days. Also reports on Mrs Williams of Bethlehem township dislocating her hip after a fall and a New York cure ad. A legal note says no receiver will be appointed for French Lick hotel after Judge Quishirk sustains demurrer. appeal planned.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets offers a remedy for stomach and intestinal issues and general ailments. Claims to aid constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles skin conditions bad breath sluggish bowels headaches and backaches. Sold as a tableted tea product at 3 cents a box by HOLUSTER Dave Company Madison Wisconsin. For sale by C. E. Anderson.
Inventory filed in the estate of Henry P. Reamer with orders to distribute in kind and final accounts. An order of sale issued in the estate of Mary M. Maxwell. A bid by Bidney Turner, a young man on North Ninth Street, is described as nearly disabled from a recent fall causing multiple injuries including a broken left arm and a fractured right skull.
The Pennsylvania lines showed a special track inspection car that marks defects with high pressure white wash sprayed at each jar of the rail. A circuit under the car activates the spray to tag exact defect points, while a clerk records the condition of each division for ranking. E. G. Ericson, principal assistant engineer, oversaw the car.
Fresno July 1 Lutheran Sunday school Chili plans a August 11 picnic at Miser's Grove. Childrens day praised, teachers chosen for next year. Wool business booms as Lorent Bros buy 75,000 pounds. Lightning shocks 15 year old Sarah Schumaker near Chili. Cavuto locals face game warden actions and fines. Spoiled meat scandal prompted Columbus health board inquiries.
Workmen in Evans stone quarries unearthed a six foot deep loaf of bread. The crust resembled tree bark while the interior was white and sweet. It is believed the loaf was left a cellar 14 years ago when Mrs. John Evans moved a house from the site.
The twelve jurors who found Ben Dickerson guilty of murdering Mrs. Katherine Hughes plan a reunion on August fourth at McGuire's grave. They formed strong ties during the trial and aim to meet annually while alive. Local notes from Evansburg mention visits and social events, with a church social netting 48.97 in clear proceeds.
A Cooper Union trustee report cites poor English fundamentals among telegraph and stenography students, noting widespread misspellings. The item also records local society notes from Chestnut Ridge, including festival attendance, visits, and plans for Elliott's Chapel Festival on July 28.
At a board of trade meeting plans were made to plot and advertise the new fifth addition in Coshocton with a map showing lot locations and access to roads. The drive aims to attract investors and new industries, with funds to promote further development and a planned new railroad through Coshocton boosting property values.
Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as the most reliable pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. Guaranteed by C E Anderson and C M Ferguson Roscoe druggists 25 cents. Also notes Governor will not fight to retain penitentiary warden. Russell removed, Gould elected warden and Cook secretary. Manville Fire Extinguisher ad promises earn $25 to $50 weekly. Miner injured at Morgan Run mines in gallery incident.
A mine entrance collapsed with a portion of the roof giving way. Mobley was buried by slate and rescued by fellow miners. He was taken to his home on Sixteenth street where surgeons treated a broken ankle, extensive bruising, and internal injuries.
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