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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1908

Page

4

Kodol Dyspepsia Guarantee Ad Promises Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion claiming it digests food like a healthy stomach. It promises rest for an overburdened stomach, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle with multiple sizes and lab origin in Chicago. Names E C De Witt Co, C Anderson, Ferguson appear as distributors.

Chen Umea E. C. de Witt & Co Chicago

West Lafayette College Girls form basketball club

The West Lafayette college girls have formed a basketball club with Siew DeBerry as captain and Miss Dewar as manager. Fred Myser acts as coach. They have practiced for several weeks and will debut in new suits of college colors red and black.

Miss DeBerry West Lafayette College Siew DeBerry Miss Dewar Fred Myser Ing Red Land

Tennis Game Popular Among West Lafayette College Students

Tennis at West Lafayette college draws strong student and faculty interest this fall. A two day tournament on October 7 and 8 featured nine players, each playing two games against the others for a total of 72 games. President Straughn and Piol Powell each won 13 games, with a deciding tie outcome of four to six in saves for Powell.

West Lafayette College Eame Straughn Piol Powell

New Bill of Lading Adopted Amid Trade Changes

The article notes a new bill of lading in operation with distinctive yellow color, allowing advance payment and altered charges. It discusses shipper objections, interstate applicability, and efforts to simplify handling while highlighting tensions in maritime commerce and railroad activity.

Mississippy Ohio Pennsylvania Annaines Uti Ladug Ebay

Fragmentary Novelty of Tea Ceremony in Temple Scene

A garbled report describes a ceremonial tea service in a temple during a recent gathering. Fragmentary lines mention a European lunch, a Chinese official, and references to a president or imperial figures, with scattered details about a traveling man murdered and a train incident.

Decorations and Orders for Women in Europe

The oldest wom en’s honor stems from the Austrian throne the Star and Cruxifix for high rank. The Lumen memorializes Prussia’s queen insulted by Napoleon and is given to women who make great sacrifices. A fragment mentions speed testing of a vessel and a governor aiming to rise in the world.

Europe Prussia

Tolstoy and the Tolstoy cult as global sensation

Biographical sketch of Count Leo Tolstoy, his exile from court life, and the rise of a Tolstoy cult around his writings. The piece covers his birth at Yasnaya Polyana in 1828, military and university years, Crimea war writings, later religious and social philosophy, excommunication by the church, and his influence on peasants, land reform, and antiwar ethics. It notes his frugal living, ownership of estate, and advocacy for communal rural communes, with commentary on public perception and supposed influence in Russia, England, and America.

Peter Tolstoy Peter the Great Lyov Leo Tolstoy Yasola Polyana Ims Antil Kazan Caucasus Tolstoy Hfe Moscow Alexander II Continents Christ Tolstoy Mehta Sophie Witte Count Witte Bin Fle Tolxtov Wupul I Volstoy Henry George le George Tolatay Soviety Yasnia Polyana America England

Tolstoy and the Torment of Ideas in Russian Drama

The passage surveys Tolstoy’s critique of censorship and the torment of distribution for subversive books, quoting his condemnation of illiterate peasants and the call to a godly obedience over state authority. It charts Tolstoy’s life from student ideals toward a peasant-centered ethos, his wartime service, and his later dramatic and literary phases including the 1872 success of Obslov? and the transformation into a philosophical writer.

Hawke Attacks Swimmer at Apbury Park NJ

An oarsman named William Pret at Congress Hall battles a hawk that lunges from the sea to seize his meal near Apbury Park New Jersey while a crowd watches. The incident ends with the bird striking Pret in the head as lifeguards intervene.

Hawke Swimrmer Apbury Park N. J William Pret Congress Hall Mbore Roddenly

Escape of Two Men From Ford Car Crash

Friday at about 10 30 Marshall Knoff and Frank Fuhr escaped serious harm while testing a Ford owned by William Corder. A front tire burst and the front spring clutch cracked, sending the car over. Knoff was thrown 25 feet and landed on his feet. Fuhr was pitched headlong and landed on his back. The axle was straightened and the car driven away.

Marshall Knoff Frank Fuhr William Corder Knoft India Garage Knott Furwis

Cleveland Chamber warns public about Fuller impostor

The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce issues a warning to residents to beware of a man claiming to be an agent for the Pictorial Review and to represent the Meg Co. of Cleveland. The latter claim is false and readers are urged to treat the first part with suspicion too.

Cleveland Chamber of Commerce P M. Fuller Pictorial Review Meg Co Cleveland

Dresden Warehouse Change in Ownership

Richard Steele and Jay Stump purchased the Dresden warehouse from the First National Bank of Dresden after its failure. Littick has led the operation since the bank collapse and will run the business until early next April. A welding anniversary and a social card party were noted, with military Pedro played at four tables.

Richard Steele Jay Stump Dresden First National Bank of Dresden C. 3 Littick Join Ricketts Pedro

Dinner Hosts Charm Guests From Nearby Towns

Mrs L D Blake of Cooperdale hosted a dinner on Thursday with guest list including Mrs Hiram Wilson of New Castle and Mrs Alfred Nichols of Coskoc yon. Agnes Crawford DeHart, Mary Ricketts, Ben Ogden, John Hay the attendees.

L. D Blake Cooperdale Hiram Wilson New Castle Alfred Nichols Coskocyon

Wedding of Popular Couple in Coshocton County

Friday afternoon in Coshocton County witnessed the marriage of Melvin Burrell and Angie Mabel Scheetz, performed by Rev. C G Irwin at his South Tenth Street residence. Both are noted as worthy young people and are to enjoy a joyful married life. Prosper C. Royer was appointed as trustee signee for Chas Angel by the probate court on Saturday.

CG. C Irwin South Tenth Street Melvin Burrell Angie Mabel ‘Scheetz Coshocton County Prosper C. Royer Chas Angel Probate

Attorneys. Pomerene and Pomerene Coshocton Firm Listing

Attorneys at law in Coshocton include R Pomerene F Pomerene Pomerene and Pomerene partners with offices Burns Block Main Street B Hahne and C Hunt at Main Street and Fourth Street W A Himebaugh also practicing from Burns Block Fourth Street.

R. Pomerere F. Pomeress Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law Coshocton Barns Mlock Main Street BE. Hahn C. Ofice—Barns Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law Coshocton, O Rooma Hay Bud's

J BOCK civil engineer and surveyor ad

J GEO and Bock Jr advertise as civil engineers and surveyors offering general engineering plans specifications and estimates plus land and mine surveying and drawing services located at 622 Locust Street.

Locuat Street

Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees

Notice to teachers outlines monthly elementary certificate tests on the first Saturday and specific dates for high school and special certificates in September December March and June. Patterson exams occur the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May with a 50 cent entry fee and 5 cent return mail fee. The board provides forms, Keith's Elementary Education ad appears in a teachers' reading circle bulletin.

Patterson Board of Examinera Keith Chic Teschers Cwele Colamivar ‘Hic

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