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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
7
An old advertisement extols a wall mounted flour bin that hangs on the wall and holds flour supplies. It highlights combining two chores into a single storage solution despite fragmented wording. The pitch emphasizes convenience and organized kitchen storage.
A note on the bread case as a convenient storage for bread and pastries. The piece suggests this simple storage aids homemakers by organizing kitchen items and keeping bread fresh at hand.
A garbled report notes Ciniesimalf Enquirer Wellmans balloon method of Arctic exploration and the doubt it will be undertaken. Peary's expedition is suspended due to lack of funds. The North Pole remains undiscovered. A stray line mentions Egypt and a money-spin, with an ad for dry powder fire extinguishers offering 25 to 50 dollars weekly.
Reverend L. E. Keith of the Presbyterian Church in Warsaw urges the community to abandon saloons, recounting past conditions and the social harm blamed on alcohol. He contrasts then and now, noting improvements since the saloon era and expressing concern over lingering vice and tax burdens while advocating moral reform.
A long list of marriage entries with names, spouses, and dates spanning January to October. The fragment notes unions such as Jan William Bassert with Phetle Sin Lin Alle, Chas Syed with Mary On, William Knoktess with Rebecca Wheelen, and many others, including March 19 Eve Eaton with Hannah Smith and April entries. The source presents a genealogical record of betrothals and weddings across multiple months.
A fragmented locals piece lists names and places with scattered notes on relatives and social visits. It includes references to Miss Mery Balet, Mr Peter Hiurheld, and James Welker, plus mentions of Sunday gatherings and business, interspersed with an apparent ad for Cheney Co products and tonic remedies.
A garbled OCR passage mentions places, names, and items without coherent context. It lacks a clear event, person, or date to summarize into a factual news item.
A fragmentary transcription mentions New Bedford and Carlton with Joseph Spreakel, noting a school-related context. References to a superintendent, secretary, and assistants imply an administrative notice or a public agency update. The text lists various names and items, including Allen’s Foot, a powder front page item, and several locations. The garbled OCR obscures concrete facts, but the central thread appears to be an official notice involving school staff and local officials.
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