03 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
1
A dated advert discusses price versus value in purchases, noting cork costs 8 cents per pound yet its value lies in its savings, and Ivory Soap offers ten to twenty times its cost in benefits. It emphasizes testing the product’s worth and highlights Ivory Soap’s floating property.
Lorenzo Dow, famed itinerant preacher, visited Cambridge first in 1826 and again in 1882 with his wife Peggy. The article traces his travels across the United States, his dramatic public questions, and his controversial yet influential ministry within the Methodist tradition. It notes his lack of formal education, his controversial stunts, Peggy’s pamphlet travel writings, and his death in Washington City on February 2, 1884.
SALLSVILLE. T Snyder of Muskingum county announces expected business matters in two nearby towns. A daughter, Thoms Mellen, born Wednesday March 19, 1402 to Mr and Mrs Charles Rylese. Joseph Day, a June farmer of No shle county, died last Thursday and was buried Saturday. L Stoneburner and wife traveled from Delaware, Ohio, to attend the funeral of Joseph Day.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy preventing spring illnesses and improving vitality. It claims benefits for nervous symptoms, indigestion, rheumatic trouble, and general weakness, urging readers to choose this remedy over substitutes. The item also includes various local notices and community updates about gatherings and visits.
Abram W Barnes born in Hampshire Wisconsin 1817 died March 22 1904 at his home near Quinbridge Ohio. He moved to Washington and then Brooksaunky near Liberty for years before marriage to Miss Dine A McHmainy in 1858. He lived with family in various places and was a longtime member of the community, known for honesty and active church involvement. He left a large circle of relatives and neighbors who mourn his passing.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Amy and Ghavlas Wallice and Munday Ghavlas in a chaotic report. It references meetings, bids, a session in Columbus, and security concerns, but the text is largely unintelligible and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A Cambridge library funding bill advances in the senate and will fund a permanent library home. Representatives Simpson and Worst push the measure, planning an eighteen thousand dollar building and a new educational hub for Cambridge and Guernsey County.
The excerpt blends a long poem praising a monarch with a chaotic historical note. It mentions King George and a colonial era context, then shifts to a Chapel Hill vicinity incident where Fletcher Kennedy was shot and Wade Walls wounded. The piece contrasts royal verse with local violence in Allen county.
A gunboat captures a Colombian revolutionary schooner near Capira carrying men and supplies. The steamer Capira, laden with salt and ammunition for General Lage, is seized. two officers aboard the schooner are wounded and captured. The intercepted correspondence is valuable to the government.
A March 28 report details a secret meeting in Tonnsville among whisky interests to revive the National Protective organization in Chicago TA8G, aiming to wage a national war on prohibition. It cites quarry strikes in New Hampshire and pardons a Kentucky case, plus local crimes and population shifts amid political tension.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla marketed as a solution for fatigue and impure blood, claiming quick health restoration. A testimonial from Mrs. I. W. Plata of Hadlyme, Conn describes twelve years of poor health and blood turning to water before recovery.
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