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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
7
Great premium offer promises a convenient wall mounted flour bin that hangs on the wall and stores 50 pounds of flour addressing common housewife flour handling troubles and flour storage needs.
A compact bread case measures about 18 1 2 inches wide and 12 inches deep for tight convenient storage.
A discussion on the political and economic danger of plutocracy. The text argues a small elite controls employment and national life through vast fortunes led by Rockefeller Carnegie Frick and others, urging mortality laws and wealth redistribution to preserve democracy and freedom.
The Fairbanks cocktails draw attention among attendees while the Methedial brethren debate who ordered them. The event stirs chatter as mentions of the President’s share appear in local circles.
Capt. Fuhr of the Coshocton air ship faced a dramatic voyage when a strong wind pushed the craft about thirty five miles. After a difficult landing at Infield farm Bethlehem township near Milbuck creek, the crew reported a mismanaged ballast release and a rapid ascent before a successful but eventful descent.
The air ship Coshocton drifted above towns as darkness fell and grappling gas was released to land. Mr Fuhr, aiming to return to Newark, navigated toward a farm home near West Bedford and Warsaw reporters tracked the craft’s height and path. Despite the peril, Puhr plans another flight at Mattoon next week before winter quarters.
Helen Lyong arrived home from St. Francis hospital Columbus where doctors removed bone from her left arm in a series of procedures. Her mother and family had feared a crowd at the train and the girl faced a tense recovery while expressing gratitude to local newspapers for their help.
The text blends coffee handling tips with a tariff discussion on glass and other commodities. It references sealing coffee, air exposure, and quality concerns, then shifts to a tariff era topic noting glass prices, import duties, and protectionist effects on domestic and foreign trade. It mentions a five percent to forty eight percent tariff range and impacts on prices.
The article argues that tariffs lift not only import prices but also domestic product costs. It contends manufacturers gain extra profit from tariffs by raising prices daily on many goods. It calls for diligent agents to promote Manville Fire Extinguishers with special inducements from the Manville Co. in Cleveland Ohio.
A chaotic OCR extract presents a scene with disjointed names and phrases. A frightened speaker asks for English, while others react with shock and confusion amid unclear local setting and dialogue.
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