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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented phrase mentions a housewife and a troubled situation but lacking clear names, places, or events to identify a concrete news item. The readable portion only notes domestic distress without verifiable facts or context.
The article discusses how much a child should study at home by age. It cites opinions suggesting no homework before age ten, then up to one hour at ages ten to thirteen, and an hour and a half for older children, emphasizing after school time for rest and appropriate activities.
Fragmented OCR text discusses school start, car incident, debts, and inquiries into why students attend school. Mentions health, Onildeen, and Ladies' World for September. Difficult to extract clear events or names due to garbled wording.
Fragmented notes recount McCune and McNabb weddings at Plainfield and North Second Street, with Rev. Hewitt and Rev. Weber officiating. Guests include Sarah Kinner and McCune relatives. Also reports a divorce filing by Clara Cole via attorney Homer Durand, with custody sought for two young children after prior injury.
A nationwide group of United States brewers held a secret conference to oppose the spread of local option laws, aiming to adopt a firm stance against the policy especially in the South. The revelation traces complications in state measures and hints at broader political maneuvers affecting alcohol regulation and party strategies.
A fragmented ledger lists numerous marriage entries from January to June in 1841. Names include Iiane Everhart, Mareber, Alex Sturgea, Desc hohe Ciperge Pettit, and many others, with dates and partial spouse pairings scattered amid garbled OCR.
The Prohibitionists present a full city ticket featuring Mayer ML and city officers, outlining platform goals toward reform and governance. The document lists candidates for mayor and council, while referencing local additions and land tracts within Coshocton city limits.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places with medical patent remedies. It mentions Electric Bitters as a chronic stomach aid and a foot remedy called Viens Foot-Fase to cure aching feet. The text reads like a late 19th century advertisement with doctors, drugstores, and cure claims. It names Mrs ON and several surnames, with references to Roscoe drugstore and Mrs. Reesusen.
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