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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
8
Dr Albert F Snell promotes a new system of curing diseases with free consultation and examination during his visit. He claims to treat deafness catarrh weak lungs paralysis rheumatism and nervous disorders with a novel method. Patients may submit urine for analysis and receive thousands cured without charge for diagnosis or exam.
The piece captures editorials and gossip about the 1890s campaign scene with references to vice presidential candidates, local bosses, and preparations for pink tea events. It mentions postmasters, Coshocton affairs, and voters urged to secure tickets, reflecting a rancorous political climate and satire of local power dynamics.
A fragmented note references Matt Crawford and a gang buzz saw. It hints at political maneuvering with mentions of Snyder and a possible chief by Jinige York’s CIM Cincinnati. The text presents a murky scene of local power plays and uncertain candidacy.
How's This We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Toledo O We the undersigned have known Mr F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations thus made Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
Keene farmer J. M. Machward and Ada Winklepleck of Jefferson township secured a marriage license. The ceremony was to be officiated by Rev. Hunt. Wm. Heske remained in county jail after a Wednesday arrest ahead of October grand jury sessions.
Announcement cards for the Frazeysburg HomeComing and Industrial Fair set for Saturday August 1 in Frazeysburg. The committee pledges to spare no expense to make it one of the grandest days, inviting northern Muskingum residents to attend. Also a local ad touts Hewitt's Liver and Bladder Pills as effective relief for backache and bladder inflammation.
Ms Jennings, formerly Lia Mo Porney, sues Laedor Jennings in Newcomerstown for divorce after separation. Jennings resides in Lafayette Township, Carysberan County, while Mrs Jennings lives in her former Newcomerstown residence. Attorney T. J. Russell of Newcomerstown represents the plaintiff.
Newcomerstown July 1 Giorgio Davis a Canal Dover liquor dealer was fined 180 and costs by Mayor Kenedy for furnishing liquor in dry territory. He treated friends to beer at the Crescent hotel on the way to the Coshocton races. Shorty Seils recently fined for selling liquor has appealed to the common pleas court.
The stork arrived at the home of Mee and Mrs Harvey Royer near Wille Creek on Saturday presenting the couple with a baby girl.
The five year old daughter of George Rareus died after an accident in the Cul berteen cow l trunk near laleta. She was buried in South Lawn, Combocton on Wednesday after dying Monday.
Wombheld July 16. Republican central and executive committees named delegates for the Nineteenth district convention to be held at the end of the month. Delegates listed include party officials and local leaders.
The fragment lists individuals associated with Coshocton on Awenst Li including M. A. Levett Br PF C. Huth H. W. Wilson Al L. Bates 5.9 H aandenschield Dr S C Griffith Frank Tyler A G O Weber and Frank M. Martin.
Invitations announce Lybarger will attend a three day reunion at Gedas on August 6 to 8 with a novelty ball, fireworks, a trolley ride to the soldier's home, a boat trip to Johnson's Island and Marblehead, and a 7 pm banquet. Senator West to toast. speakers include Governor Harris and numerous state officials.
July 20 Mexico City reports a growing anti foreign sentiment fueled by La Pu tria and other papers. The debate centers on a proposed mining law restricting foreign companies and foreigners from acquiring mines, with officials warned that national interests come first.
A fragment describes a farmer enjoying shade and fruit trees as simple wealth, contrasting with wealthier life. The text mentions Walker Ross near Otsego and an insurance agency named Lamphere & Herbig, hinting at property and local business context.
Mr and Mrs Howard Crown formerly of this city welcomed a bouncing baby boy born Friday in Dennison. Parents and child are all reported in good health with relatives pleased by the new arrival.
Mrs. Graham returns to Newark after visiting relatives here. Thompson and Canton pair visit in Chicago and at home. Mrs. Esme Bandies spent a few days here last week. Mingie Kirk and Jay Thompson return home after visiting relatives in West Lafarella. Mrs. Sarah J. Richison and Mrs. Wm. Stroble visited Marting Ferry friends and returned home. Lawn fete at Baptist church scheduled for Saturday night.
Layland Layhaind July 16 notes Miss Blanch Bun of Wooster as a guest of relatives here. The seven year old Herman Fortune, son of Mr and Mrs F Fortune, is seriously ill with what doctors fear is appendice telestam. The father is in Miami county and will arrive on the evening train. Clyde Tarkien took a team off hersegs for $450. Jacob Schingler and Simon Glimore were in Coshvet on Saturday on business and returned home after a electric storm swept the area.
Miss Lilian Simpkins and Miss Jennie Michael of Coshocton accompanied by Miss Nell Gale of Conesville were guests in Conesville. Miss Davis visits relatives in Pittsburgh for two weeks. Wo Grant of Coshocton and Civile Wheeler of Conesville were in Conesville or Coshocton on business. Mrs Wesley Wheeler is ill. Miss Fanny Huck hosts relatives in Pittsburgh for two weeks. Miss Goldie McVoyr visits her grandfather in Adams Mills. L D Schett of Coshocton attends Eldridge Higgins Co business.
Wm Finton and wife of Canal Dover welcomed a daughter born Friday while visiting with Joseph Norris and wife. Mrs J S Carpenter and daughter Constance returned to Coneyville after weeks here. Dr W E L Lower of Cleveland, visiting Dover Hospital patient, visited his parents. Ralph Rixgle of Quaker City is visiting grandparents Helton Behoér of Chevaland and Nutting of New York City with Jacob Geter. Chee Ketner and wife of New Pitt also noted.
The page records visits and travels of residents and relatives. Bri Deibel and parents hosted a visitor while others like Wesley Bronson Stacy Leech Ida Poriz and Clarence Ridgeway were in Cowboct for an exam. John Schoomsiver and wife bow visits Canton to see their sons.
Tickets go on sale for the Coshocton Chaltanghua fourth annual assembly at the new auditorium from July 1 to August 9. The fourteen page prospectus lists attractions including Billy Sunday and Rev Dr Loveland, with camping featured and many local sponsors promoting sales.
Notice to teachers outlines exam dates for elementary, high school, and Patterson certificates. Exams run the first Saturday monthly, with Patterson in April and May. Fees include five ten cent returns, stamps for Patterson, and stationery supplied by the board. Theory and Practice questions lean on Keith's Elementary Education. book available via The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle.
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