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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
8
An old advertisement fragment touts Kodol as a natural stomach rest aid. It references G. E. Anderson in Coshocton and DeWitt & Co. in Chicago, noting harmless formula and broad use for digestive comfort.
Fresno High School held a crowded graduation in Lahm's Opera House with lavender and gold decorations. Speakers included John Powell and Evie Buccin with diplomas presented by J. Grover. Dr. Kitsmiller noted Fresno highs rise to second grade. At West Carlisle eight graduates were honored in a Presbyterian church, colors scarlet and black, motto Not Finished But Begun, with Knox Montgomery and others delivering orations and a program by the Weller Theatre orchestra.
Henry Clarke accuses H A Darling of obtaining 105 dollars under false pretenses related to the Dar ling Patent Gas Burner. Darling was arrested Saturday near the fairground, held on 200 bond, with arraignment set for Thursday.
Columbus May . Attorney General Denman issues opinion to Proctor John Dean of Clinton county holding liquor advertisements may be inserted in dry newspapers as in wet areas. Ruling states advertising is not soliciting and both terms differ. not a prohibited practice under existing law.
West Bedford records show Mrs Martha Davis of Coshocton visiting her niece Bela Banzuel Hains. Miag Peart Howell visited Lela Haine of Warsaw Route 2 with Mrs Howlett mentioned in ill health. West Bedford ball club hosts Mohawk on Saturday. Lille Ashcraft of Rosie Route 2 spends Sunday with William Howell. Migs Dencie Almack visits friends in Wathonding and attends the local commencement.
In Wooster on Wednesday traders paid 1.40 per bushel for wheat, the peak of the market rally. A steady flow of loads moved in as Thursday morning opened with ongoing demand and high prices.
Miss Myrtie Rokebrandt of Shelbyville Ind. wed George W. McBride a Shelbyville businessman in a home ceremony last Sunday at 9 oclock officiated by Rev. George M. Smith. Iva Smith played the wedding march as flowers and ferns formed the canopy for the improvised altar. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents for now.
Fred Hootmain buys Clyde Wella property on Bouth Niloth street for his use with sister Mary Hootman in Toledo Ohio. Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co swear as senior partner that firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason dated December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes with testimonials offered. F J Cheney & Co advertise Toledo sales and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Layland Taytunt and FD No 1 report busy day at Chath leohting after dla off busi ness. Mrs Challis Wilhelm of Pitts Woe attends her motter Aley. Ho Laver J DM Patteeson fields a fine sities oat dl Randtes of Clark. John Casey among the fread paremtia of a 10 pound bev. A J Buetlew ships acca toad af Hee stack Thesday. Mrs Oscer Guthrie is on the slek it Brot. Wises busy sawing for Ted Mevetan. Mrs Wham Muray seen at Bon bes dad. Brady, Tavnevell, a well known home of this city, employed out the latted Thos mime auth oor tawa, and lay right hand mangled between a imnoving ca nada tides of coal at work. DeWiltsite Barry Risers the famous Tittle Hyer pills, sold by C. FE, Anderson. Butler Barker files for divorce from George Barker in Millersburg probate court. They wed three years ago and separated after polo in Coshocton. Mrs. Barker works as a trimmer in Mrs Hatton’s millinery store in Al. Jomm Albert moves household goods to Fraserabarg from Ce shower.
Local community buzzes about a new remedy claimed to cure long standing illnesses. Druggists report widespread sales and many cures, with praise for its soothing effects on the stomach bowels bladder liver and kidneys. C K Anderson's drug store promotes the product to customers.
Bakersville May 10 attendance at the Presbyterian church program for May 1 promotion exercises was large. Kul Draher welcomed parents and friends, stressing that learning extends beyond mere facts. Students performed essays, music, and recitations, highlighting Charlemagne, Empress Josephine, and the Negro problem, concluding with a farewell song and reflections on athletics and next year’s assignments.
Licking Co Wool buyer Phil Miller has purchased 100000 pounds of wool in Licking and adjacent counties at fifty cents per pound, after paying no cents per wool last year. Observers note the clip will be unusually heavy this spring due to a mild winter. Sheep owners report flocks in excellent condition and prospects improved.
A playful, opinion filled collage critiques tariff debates and political livelihood. It mocks reciprocity theory, pegs Castro and Abdul Hamid, and jokes about Cedar Point tickets while noting spring’s approach and the season’s weather chatter.
A long promotional piece extols Dr Thomon's diplomas and state commissions, listing a vast array of illnesses supposedly cured by his direct blood membrane treatments. It touts treatments for catarrh asthma bronchitis pneumonia consumption and organ diseases, claims miraculous diagnostic powers, and urges patients to consult before other providers. It also promises cures for women's diseases venereal issues kidney bladder and heart skin and nervous system disorders with a dual method, framed as harmless and easily applied.
Dr A A Thomen announces the Columbia Sanatorium and X Ray Medical Institute has moved into a new building. The facility now houses expanded radiology services and patient care spaces in a modern standalone center.
Readable fragments show an address at 100 Worth Washington Ave in Columbus with office code OF10. The snippet mentions Jewspa pFr but provides no clear event or action details.
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