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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
7
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A handy Wall Flour Bin hangs on the wall and holds 50 pounds of flour. It includes a flour sifter and convenient storage, addressing common household flour troubles for housewives.
The camera moment captured the Hakersville High students led by the superintendent in the gallery for a class photo. Students listed include Rey Hinds Harris Velmoreick Fred Garber Qhiv, Tina Dotvia Potty, Victoria Miner Milerea Shohen Ak Allen’s Foot-East ads promote footwear and foot-care products with claims of easier walking.
A rustic pitch promotes Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee as genuine egg and sugar coated grindable in home kitchens. The ad contrasts it with store bought blends, claiming higher quality and less dust or improvised handling.
A garbled Ohio weather column argues for proper lightning rod installation to prevent fatalities. It discusses rod placement, grounding, and materials, cites historical temple protections, warns against grounded gas connections, and notes past lightning incidents.
A garbled item appears to reference a summer period and a railway incident affecting passengers, with possible mentions of a state marshal. The legible fragment suggests a misedited line about deaths or injuries linked to rail travel and a procedural or legal context. Further readable details are undetermined.
A jumble of real estate transfers appears with names, places, and lot details including Hamden, Lafayette, and Holden areas. The text blends transfers with scattered ads and a catarrh cure notice, referencing Hall’s Catarrh Cure and related products, plus a testimonial pitch and urged readers to learn more from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
The text describes dirt floors in horse stalls being shaped to prevent pawing holes and provide a smooth surface. It outlines placing smaller stones beneath horses and layering sand, gravel, or fleaint over dirt, then bedding deeply for a few days to create a comfortable, level bed.
J O G Jenkins of Chiselbal North Carolina praises a remedy named Berd with Bucklen's Arnd Ralve, claiming rapid relief from a painful felon. He writes the preparation is best for burs and wounds and is widely available through Anderson's in Coshocton and nearby dealers.
Miss 13 mis 9 1h Ateny reports on shopping trip and a fire incident at a building near Pittstiing with $1000 loss. Earl Stringstaion plowed last winter, Drader near Pittstiing hospitalized. Injuries unknown. Rnasel Eyerhart returned from Crestine to work for BB oA. Swigert upcoming sum mee. John Olinger and family visited relatives near New Bedford this week.
An archival list details ministers serving Coshocton County with their denominations, license dates, and churches. Names include James Gaitruth Methodist, Andrew Ginn Presbyterian, Stephen Norra Baptist, and Joseph Carper Methodist Episcopal, among many others, with licenses issued from 1822 to 1829 and notes on their congregations and orders.
A chaotic OCR note outlines a summer assembly program organized by a committee. It highlights Senator Tillman opening the gun, lists cast and speakers such as Jot S. Wilke and Emerson Beoolss, and sketches a schedule of performances and trips from Friday to Saturday with concerts, lectures, and visits, mentioning local professors assisting in planning.
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