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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented clipping mocks an advert for a music house inviting investment in negotiable notes. It references Jamaica Ginger yields and a North London police court case about a father failing to send his daughter to school. The prose casts a satirical tone on poor choices and idle pursuits.
The fortnightly Walthaning Valley Farmers Club met at the school Feb with about twenty five attendees due to revival services. About eight new members joined, program covered continued talks on preparing dairy and corn topics, with discussions on butter making oleo and grocery practices. A Farm Topics program and a later note offered a reward for cataract cures.
Advertisement notes that agents for the Manville Fire Extinguisher offer can earn from 26 to 50 dollars per week. It directs readers to write at qpoc H. W. Johns Manville Co. in Cleveland.
In Washington naval officers discuss a quiet Navy Day surprise for Admiral Evans as the Battleship Meet sails through the Golden Gate completing the Purifie cruise. A plan to erect a statue and commission as vice admiral hinges on Congress with presidential recommendation already sent. Denver reports shock over an anarchist killing spree as church ministers react to the crime. Medical claims tout higher health levels from Dr King’s New Life products amid widespread debate and local shop notices.
New York doctor Archibald announces a cure for appendicitis by X ray therapy. He says he has cured many in private practice and now offers to prove his cure before any medical clinic in the country. The note also mentions death of Professor Heinroh Masehke after a surgery in Chicago.
A note on how the world’s motion has slowed since a millennium ago yet still accelerates enough to meet a man’s looming bin due date. The passage contrasts ancient speed with present pace and a personal deadline.
Reported actions show a Chinese government claim of intercepting a ship with war supplies bound for rebels on the Tonking coast. Separately, the British expedition in the Maar Valleys engages Zakikakahe tribes and reports petitions from tribes to spare them after recent raids. Ban nerman succumbs to illness, with physicians citing heart weakness and plans for Continental travel for care.
A detailed article explores the rise to power of financiers in Washington, naming William Dawes Trenholm and others who navigated the Treasury and banking world. It traces careers from education in Virginia and Illinois to pivotal roles as comptroller of the currency, noting shifts from political to financial power and the influence of major banks and trusts.
Record-breaking destruction of telegraph and telephone lines was narrowly avoided as ice coated wires and poles buckled across a wide radius north, west, and south of Chicago and toward Fort Wayne. Major trunk lines on Lake Shore and Michigan Central railways were damaged. a stretch of poles carrying key circuits to New York and the East fell. The piece condemns tariffs benefiting trusts and the breadwinners.
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