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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
7
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A fragment notes that bread and pastry storage is a kitchen necessity. It mentions housewives lacking modern solutions and hints at improvements in storage design to keep bread fresh and accessible.
Rev Parker Dunne of Dresd passed through sorrow as his mother died after a lengthy illness at an early year age. He planned to visit his aged parent two months ago but was prevented. Surviving are ten children, one sister and four brothers in New York, and three sisters and two brothers in Ireland. An advertisement for kidney and bladder cures by Dr. E W Hall includes testimonials and mail orders for one dollar.
A powder fuse mishap in Virginia township near Adams on Thursday morning fatally burned a boy and seriously burned another while attempting to blow hog powder. The Eckleberry boy died at eleven forty Friday night from injuries. Walter Kehleberry, oldest of four, lay in critical condition, with the event described as a dangerous accident tied to local hog hunting. The incident drew aid from neighbors and Dr. Iden.
The Coshocton County Sunday School convention met at Union Methodist Church near Tunnel Hill. Attendance lagged due to poor rail access and rain, but hospitality was praised. Rally Day planning aims to gather county children for a mass event at the public square, with plans for free admission and notable Sunday school speakers.
A garbled old text describes plants and trees with trimming, grafting, and removal of portions. It mentions pruning, budding, and possible replanting, referencing growers, waters, and seasons while debating the best path to restore a damaged or altered tree and its surrounding garden.
Fragmentary report from Oxford township mentions a court action secured yesterday. A party paid $700 and took on litigation costs after a head injury from a weapon during a fight. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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