Regulations for Lent in the Columbus Diocese 1906
The Columbus diocese issues Lent regulations effective Ash Wednesday February 28 1906. It extends fasting rules including meat abstinence and multipart meals, allows limited mat use on Sundays and certain weekdays, and dispenses working people from abstinence with conditions and family-wide applicability. It notes bishop authority for dispensations and calls for penance and temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hartley
Coumbus
Counel
Baltimore
Holy Pather Tho XII
Blux X
Holy See
Amish Boys Bond Remedy Advertised in Health Card
A health tonic card from CL Anderson, Ferguson, Roscoe features an item about Amish boys and a doctor’s outline of remedies. It presents claims of improvement and a guaranteed outcome, with references to a tonic called Best health toniccon. The ad mentions bond terms and a promise of curing ailments though details are vague and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fate
HCO
Sue
CL Anderson
Coshocton
Gom
Ferguson
Roscoe
Canal Bill Clears House Amid Pneumonia Fears
Washington February 27 House approves Dalzell Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal Company incorporation amid warnings that pneumonia dangers persist in winter. Medical ad claims Foley’s Honey and Tar can stop coughs and prevent pneumonia. Battle Creek remedies are touted by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Washington
Dalzell
Lake Erie
Ohio River Canal Company
Bo Cy
Anderma
Fragmented OCR: unclear health advice text
The readable portion gives garbled guidance about using laxatives and bowel cleansing. No coherent event or person identified.
Publishing Company Organizes Local Trade Group
A memo from the meeting notes details an organization formed by publishing houses including Pyanoenn and Stitelaid Publishers. Deborah Resalow is mentioned in connection with leadership roles and a ceremonial vote. The minutes name Keith McCurdly as president with a secretary and treasurer to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors OF
Oranizateon
Reat Bk
Deborah Resalow
Ferian Pn
McCurdly
Amd
Mes Front Brestea
Hall's Hepatic Catarrh Cure Claims Quick Relief
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as acting on the mucous surfaces to destroy the foundation of disease and claims to cure most cases. Proprietors offer a reward of one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials. Sold by druggists and promoted by Foo Chetney & Cos To edo OL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhas Pitpor
Dean
Caan
Foo
Chetney & Cos
Toedo
Hall
DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Ad Claims Patent Quality
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt & Co Witch Hazel Salve from Chicago as a cure for piles and skin ailments. It warns buyers to ensure Genuine De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and mentions a counterfeiter named Witeh Hazel Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Nennine de Wilt
Co RE Anderton
Removals to and from Walhonding community notes
Walherndting Feb 23 Residents report moves and new building plans. J. Eldt considers store and expansion. George Hranstool relocates to Flagg farm. Mr. Flare moving to Fairfield County. Local illnesses noted. telegraphy lessons and a school term show progress. The season brings new homes, postmaster plans, and a theatre event. Cures mentioned include Dr King s New Life Pills and Foley s Honey and Tar provided by local druggists.
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Walherndting
Ro Hawes
Maule Severus
Near Spring Mountain
Jobowreh
Fox Beethers
Tim Wagons
Orly McCrea
Buxtun
Miss Trowman
George Hranstool
Loutionville
Flagg Farm
Flare
Fairfield County
Joe Eldt
Henry Mich
Cleveland
Thos
van Kennel
Spring Mountain
T. J. Fox
Dr. Sands
Chas. Lonsinger
Petiton for County Road Line in Coshocton County Ohio
A petition will be presented to Coshocton County Commissioners at the next session on the first Monday of February 1906 seeking the establishment of a county road along a described route from stake No 1 in the West Carlisle and Dresden road through private lands to stake No 10 in West Carlisle and West Bedford road. Principal petitioner C. O. Wright. Dated January 4 1906. John Bin
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Coshocton County
Carlisle
Washington Township
Ohio
Samuel Camp
Daugherty
West
Dresden
Dresden Road Antunning
Erner
Aid
Sant No
J. Daueherty
Werry Raine
Elizabeth Aline
Joseph Donley
Joseph Pontey
Vina Wrght
Vina Wright
Innis
Via
Notice of Probate Hearings for Stanley Brightwell Will
Next of kin listed include John Brightwell Irvin Brightwel Os Brightwell Sade Boothe Philip Brightwell Beulah Randica Russell Randles Boasie King Myron Pr King Lavina Boothe and Margaret J Brightwell widow of Stanley Brightwell. A document claimed to be the last will and testament of Stanley Brightwell has been filed with the Coshocton County Probate Court. The probate hearing is set for February 2 1906 at 1 oclock PM at the Coshocton courthouse. Russell Moniey judge of the court has signed and dated the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brightwell
Irvin Brightwel
Os Brightwell
Sade Boothe
Philip, Brightwell
Beulah Randica
Russelll Randles
Boasie King
Myron Pr. King
Lavina Boothe
Margaret J. Brightwell
Stanley Brightwell
Said
Coshocton
Russell
Moniey
Lave
Coshacton
Donley
Praumenta Follows a Ceid
A brief ad claims Praumenta stops coughing and strengthens lungs offering security from pneumonia. It urges avoiding substitutes and is signed A. Anderson.
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Foley
le. K. Anderson
Road alteration petition filed for Coshocton County route
The commissioners of Coshocton County are asked to consider altering a road from Coshocton to Wills Creek. The route begins at Iron Bridge Hock Run and runs along and across the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway, then along the C and St L A R Co right of way to the Coshocton Wills Creek road center. Allen Monser is the principal petitioner. Entry dated January 27, 1906. Parole notice for John Welch requests board hearing after March 8, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Will Creek
Ohio
Hock Run
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Company
Railroa
Wills Creek
Allen Uonser
Appointment of Administrator for George Wiggins Estate
Notice confirms Maria Gosser appointed administrator of the estate of George Wiggins, deceased, in Coshocton County. January 30, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wiggins
Coshocton County
Ghia
Maria Gosser
Probate Court Notice of Accounts in Clio
In Clio Ohio probate court notices announce that accounts and vouchers have been filed by administrators and executors for the estates of Dulia A Foster Washington Darling William Maxwell and others. Guardians for Minnie Thomas Clark D Forney and more are named with trust proceedings for B F Stover Sylvia Glenn Ogle and George von Stover. A hearing is set for February ith 1906 with possible exceptions. Judge Russell Donley presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio
Coshocton County
Dulia A. Foster
Valentine Huprick
Willis
Towit
Washington Darling
Wiliam Maxwell
Clark D. Forney
Minnie Thomas
Howard Miller
Lewis Hinds
B. F. Stover
Sylvia Glenn Ogle
George von Stover
M. D. Stover
Russhll, Donley
Farm for Sale Near New Moscow with 50 Acres
A well treated 50 acre farm for sale or exchange for a larger farm. Located near a school, shore, and railroad on Fly Stone, with wet watered land and fruit and berries. All grass and suitable for a home, one mile from New Moscow. Price list available from Chas Robinson, Canesville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moscow
Notice of Insolvency for Benjamin Peoples Estate
The probate court of Coxshoton county on February 1 1906 declared the estate of Benjamin Peoples insolvent. Creditors must present their claims within six months for allowance or they lose any right to payment. George W Amore is administrator. Roche Roche Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Peoples
Probate Court
Coshocton County
George W. Amore
Roche & Roche, Attys
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Examinations for elementary certificates will be held the first Saturday of each month. High School and Special certificates go the first Saturday of September December March and June, and April and May on the third and second Saturdays respectively, at 7:30. Applicants must pay fifty cents to enter and fifty cents for returns, Patterson applicants to provide stamps and envelopes, stationery supplied by the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Examiners
Patterson
Covert Jackets and Tourist Coats On Sale Now
Fifty word ad listing 200 new covert jackets and tourist coats in various fabrics and prices from $5.00 to $12.00. Highlights include American Woolen Mills covert cloth jackets with satin linings, insured for one year, and ladies waists noted as best in the United States. Limited one week sale with inspection requested.
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Hartley
Bond
Canal Dover
Mel
Noah Mallar
Atrare
Crom God Shonesyibe
Ehiriye Witt
Osteemetie Gerty Dovcony Teaert
Pracumis
Brynon
Lisarn
Fourth Street
Robbins
HIVE
Walhonding
W. HH. Brown
Piltstitd
Dr. King
Anderson
M. Morerson
Theatrical Society
the Mason
Siath Street
CEB. Anderson
John Welch
Ohio Penitentiary
Chas Robinson
Canesville
O. R No
Pimaa
McCurdy
Qo. J. Bock, JR
United States
Ur. Greene
Gieenes Hayes
Oreanes
F A
J. A. Greene
Greene
Dr. Greene
Areens
Fince
Fifth Avenue
New York
Pennsylvania Lines
California
Colorado
Florida
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Colborton
Marde Geass
Brendel Bros
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