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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
7
A housewife recounts not just flour sifter troubles but also the awkward, convenient flour storage in a humorous look at domestic chores. The brief vignette highlights common kitchen mishaps and practical storage ideas from a bygone era.
The spool cotton thread trade raises prices immediate to six cents per spool for new and old stock. Dealers report 67 cents per dozen, with prior consent guidelines and wartime recalls of higher costs. Probate court notes Will of Nancy J Tipple admitted. Sal bill of Jolia Ann Wrieht filed.
The Coshocton high school class held a Friday commencement at the Siath Street Theatre with diplomas awarded. Principal W. Bieler and Dr Piatt addressed the audience as graduates, teachers, and families celebrated the event and noted the high standards of training and performance.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for failure, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. The text blends medical assertions with testimonials, then shifts to unrelated local notices about estate disputes, oil prospecting, and company dividends.
In the case of Henry Copert versus Thomas McCoy the defendant through his attorney entered an appearance in common pleas court to remit costs. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harrison Randiea of Rasees.
Fragmentary OCR item hints at a remedy claim for a dangerous condition with dubious medical efficacy. Mentions untrustworthy sales claim language and named places or people likely tied to a patent medicine advertisement. The text reads as promotional copy asserting guaranteed outcomes and money-back style assurances.
Local notes describe visits by Miss Celia Meek and Mrs Chas MeCoy to Cosloeran relatives and friends in Columbus. The account mentions Decoration Day events with gravesites and community figures, including Miss Norris, and reflects on civic gatherings and personal visits among residents and families in the area.
A fragmented OCR page lists real estate transfers and property actions including transfers among individuals and entities, with mentions of Sherman County areas and various parcel notes. The text also contains a garbled ad seeking energetic agents for a Manville Fire Extinguisher sale and several legal notices about town matters, saloon petitions, and local governance events.
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