Specialist Promises Miracle Cure From Dr Thomen
An advertisement extols Dr Thomen as a celebrated specialist with diplomas from colleges and state officials. It touts cures for catarrh, lung diseases, asthma, and a range of organ diseases through surface application. It targets young and middle aged men and women with nervous debility and sex related ailments, claiming safe, painless, non surgical treatment and offering non injurious remedies.
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Thomen
Bright
Dr A A Thomen Opens Columbia Medical Institute
Dr A A Thomen announces the Columbia Sanatorium and X Ray Medical Institute expansion or out something, presenting new in our town with emphasis on radiology services and sanatorium facilities for patients seeking advanced medical care.
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Columbia Sanatorium
X-Ray Medical Institute
Columbia Sanatorium and X-Ray Medical Institute
Ohio Wheat Improves Greatly In Last Month
The Ohio crop report shows wheat prospects at about 73 percent of average after improving since spring. Oats are excellent at 91 percent, spring barley 82, winter barley 40, and rye 79, with hogs and sheep conditions near average. Rain has slowed corn planting. cholera is reported in some hog sections, with a plague epidemic noted.
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State Department of Agriculture
Timothy
West Lafayette June events and school notices
West Lafayette notes a Sunday church program at M P church, memorials at Newcomerstown, and a Baptist service with Odd Fellows in attendance. College activities include a recital, entertainment, and gold medal contest. commencement on the 16th. Township board hires Olive Mtemple, Minas Rosa Thomas, and Lloyd Hall for local schools. Field Day set on the college campus Tuesday amid rain affecting corn planting.
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West Lafayette
M. P
G. W. Brownfield
Newcomerstown
G. W. Hill
Buckeye Lake
Baptist Church
Bilis
M P
Township School Board
Olive Mtemple
Black
Minas Rosa Thomas
Burt and Lloyd Hall
Millee
Tusday
Rey
Mrs. Merchant
Local Church and County Notices Highlight Small Town Events
The Baptist church hosts next Sunday evening with June Seth noted. Mr Harris, chief engineer of the AL & CL, arrives with four engineers Monday to inspect Warsaw area works. Davis, a known contracting operator, recently purchased tract land near Warsaw, with first openings planned on Sam Kirker property. County treasurer records show 60 paid to John M. Clark for secret service salary last Saturday under law.
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RK. Oc. Harris
AL & CL
David Akats Gautemia
Warsaw
Phos
C. al
Whiel
Dresdon
Simon
Davis
Sam Kirker
John M. Clark
Mrs Powell Dead After Accident and Stroke
Mrs Washington Powell died at her Fresno home Sunday after injuries from a fall a week earlier and a paralysis stroke. She was 43, survived by three children Frank and John and daughter Jennie. Funeral held Wednesday at 11 am in Powell cemetery.
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Washington Powell
Fresno
Powell
Frank
West Lafayette
John
Jennie
Powell Cemetery
Aged Woman Elizabeth Axline Dies in West Carlisle
Elizabeth A Axline aged 76 of West Carlisle was found dead in bed Saturday morning by her grandson Dwight Axline. Heart trouble believed to be the cause. She is survived by sons J H Axline of West Carlisle C B Axline of Newark and daughter Mrs Nora Yencel of Lovettsville Va.
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Elizabeth A. Axline
West Carlisle
Dwight Axline
J. H. Axline
B. Axline
Newark
Nora Yencel
Lovetesville
Bible Themed Damned Counting Problem Stirs West Waioh Record
Charley tells Jamies a clever Bible math riddle using counts of Old and New Testament books apostles at the transfiguration Judas payoff silver Bibles Jericho spies and other details. The village paper notes many Bible fans work the puzzle while memorial services are held in nearby towns on Sunday evening.
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Adams County Record
West Waioh
Charley
Jamies
James
Luke
Jericho
Judas
Christ
Moses
Canaan
Bible
Bible Jore
Mathematica
Four Graduates Honored at Coshocton County Spring Commencement
The last Coshocton County spring commencement was held Saturday evening at the MEY church in Lewisville with a large attendance. Four graduates, R. Modiffin Barth quitke Ghidys Verne Mahler Edgar K Porte Kowth and Made Adelle Mahler, delivered thoughtful, well delivered speeches. WH M Shut, Canton High English professor, gave the close address, praised as one of the town’s best. Frank Ashman of Coshoeton presented diplomas and Johnston's orchestra provided music.
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Coshocton
Lewisville
Kas
R. Modiffin
Barth
WH. M. Shut
Canton High School
Frank Ashman
Coshoeton
Johnston
Coxhoeton
First Aid for Burns and Scalds From an Old Guide
An old instructional piece explains burn and scald treatment by degree. It warns that many burn victims are children and outlines emergency steps such as covering with clean cloths, cooling with water, using baking soda solution, and avoiding popping blisters. It emphasizes seeking a doctor for deep or extensive burns and cautions against delaying care. It notes that deep burns leave scars and that clothing can fuel ignition and worsen injuries.
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United States
Alde
Fire safety cry from a jailers voice in danger
The text describes procedures for handling a person on fire with advice to roll the victim to smother flames and to avoid water. It mentions authorities such as WOR, Raters, and a State Pir Marshal and references clothing and beds as factors. The tone resembles a wartime or institutional safety briefing.
County Board Increases Values On Imported Stallions
County commissioners sities WA on board of equalization base completed their work and rendered the following report valuing imported horses. The Baltic Horse Co. from 480 to 800, Clark Percheron from 400 to 800, Conesville Worse from 1000 to 1600, Warsaw Horse from 4000 to 200, Me Cril lin Dandie Co. Nee ta 0. The board appraises pipe dines at 000 per mile and coal cars at 5 each. Warnes store raised to 1000.
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Board of Equalization
Baltic Horse Co
Clark Percheron Horse Co
Conesville Worse Co
Clarence Caniter
Warsaw Horse Co
Isage
Nile
Warnes
MecCrillin’ Dandie Co
Nee
Obituary notice for Elizabeth Buland at Ducktown Ohio
Died at her daughter’s home near Ducktown. Elizabeth Buland aged seventy one. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Feghtling, Mrs. Mary Bank of West Lafayette, and Walter Poland of Oldtown. Service details not provided.
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Canal
Dover
Ohio
Jame Tes Aller
Eiizabeth Buland
Allee Feghtling
Ducktown
Feghtling
Mis
Mary Bank
Lafayette
Walter Poland
Oldtown
Remarkable Talent of Girl Nellie Spells Backward Words
A twelve year old girl from New Rumley can spell any word backward and forward, a skill she discovered at age eight. Her father tested her with long terms like Enceoot pressibiity and seven syllables, all handled easily. In a separate matter, Jas Howard Spicer sues West Lafayette Manuf Co for 100500 damage after a press accident caused a severed hand, seeking $10050 damage and $50 in medical bills.
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Nellie
G. Oa
Unntaghim
New Rumley
Beast Fm
Jas
Howard Spicer
West Lafayette Manty, Co
Med
Bpteer
Arrest for intoxication of Patrick Mcintosh
A report states Patrick Mcintosh was arrested for intoxication. The brief item notes the arrest occurred yesterday, with no further charges or outcomes detailed in the readable text.
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Patrick Mcintosh
Sateriay Vent
Dresden Business Men Work Upon the Streets
City officials order street work in Dresden as local businessmen respond to the call. The commissioner and authorities from mayor to citizens are noted for enforcing the order to repair and improve city thoroughfares. The town is set to lapse Dresden's thoroughfares by a planned date to complete the project.
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Dresden
Ottieiala
EU ii
Owhieh
Excellent Memorial Services at the Country Cemeteries
Memorial services were held at the Country Cemeteries to honor veterans. Nicholas, Miss Rather, Tempde, and Miss Laura Pettit attended with readings and patriotic addresses. After dinner the group heard a sermon by Reverend Hoberts. Teagaple and Petit contributed to the program while Comrade Ebarkson recited a patriotic poem. Veterans’ graves were beautifully decorated in a ceremony resembling recent services in the county.
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Deville
Nicholas
Miss Rather
Bie
Alan
Hey
Hoberts
Teagaple
Petit
Ebarkson
Iter
Tax Collections and Local Property Moves Mentioned
Tax collections are noted on Saturday with Gay collections and a rental by Arthur Temple. Temple has moved his riding to the Burns Building, previously used by the Agricultural Society, and will relocate his dental office from Frew to that room. The speed highway district commissioners paid contractors Henderson and Hall in full for improvements on Mt Vernon and Franklin roads.
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Arthur Temple
The
Agricultural Society
Mauve
Frew Weilding
Speed Highway Distriet
Hemderson & Hall
Torbee
Vernon
Franklin Ronda
No Family Objection For Crooked Wedding In Covington
Gretna Green tale from Coshocton shows Miss Lens Everhart and George Buck eloping to Covington on Pennsy train 25. They were married Sunday and returned home that night to cheers from friends. No family objection was raised and the couple, staying at the Everhart home, hailed the new union.
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Kentucky
Gretna Green
Coshocton
Lens Everhart
George Buck
Covington
Rik
John Everhart
South Seventh Street
Evertint
Mulford Will Filed and Estate Details Reported
The court records state Nicholas Mullet has filed a will leaving all property to his wife Mary A Mullet during her lifetime with an equal share to Emma M Vans upon the wife’s death. Charles Mullet appointed trustee and Execrs named Henery Mullet and Atf ee n chiferen. Separate notes mention a marriage license for Milton Evertiat and Kathe Gregra, a Roscoe Woman's Club venue date, an electrical storm causing damage in Coshocton County, and the Adams Horns sale report with 0G heads sold at fair prices. upcoming sale June 18.
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Nicholas Mullet
Mary A. Mullet
Emma M. Vans
Chas. Mullet
Atfeen Chiferen
Heney Marllet
Two Seek Release From Bond in Domestic Battles
Two divorce actions proceed in district court as alleged spouses contest alimony and custody. Clara Javeksen seeks to end marriage amid suspected infidelity. Georgina Jackson accuses abandonment and improper associations, seeks relief and support. The report also notes church meetings, a court filing for Martha Ingle and John Giden, and a fatal accident involving Charles Stipe’s horse.
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A. A. Thomen
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Columbus, Ono
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the Baptist Church
Seth
de. McClain
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Suudey
Opera House
Wathonding
Kervices
Netiie Tha
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Finher
Thin City
Seream
Ronadeg
Pyemden
Covey Pvg
BEPOI
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Tls
Sir
Milton Evertiat
Faraner
CRI
Kathe Gregra
Daugueter
Henry Gregra
Chit
Katingan Will
Nevite
Hine
Roscoe Woman's End
Dee Neta
Greasolands
S. A. Stacy
Oregon
Hils
Adams Horns
Coshocton County
Tonnie Miller
Reolite
Claare Javeksen
Taetors
Georgina Maydackson
Bresa
Vie
Wat
Therm
Vin Macand Eliavses
Wid Bela
Guillty
Gros Newlert Ab Dais
John Little
AL & M
Tang
Phat
Wirnuw
Jatin
Voothee
Ain Tong
Enainvel
Adhom
Iden
Martha Ett
Mies Wagner
Boys
Preston
Bertha DeVoe
Roe
Devoe
Seattle Ward
Chartea Stipe
Pearlwim
Mixer
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