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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
2
A fragment from a Cambridge Ontario newspaper shows a post office entry for a local paper with limited legible details. The readable portion indicates a standard registered mailing and class designation, suggesting archival filing rather than a current notice.
An article promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for liver trouble linked to poor digestion. It urges dietary improvement, digestive support, and continued use to restore stomach and liver function, claiming non secret, glyceric extract composition and endorsements by medical writers.
The article discusses Barnabas and Saul’s return to Antioch from Jerusalem, John Mark joining them, and their separate mission to Cyprus. Saul, now Paul, confronts a Jewish false prophet and sorcerer, converting the deputy to the faith, while stressing the need to minister to the Lord and separate for divine service.
Circuit Judges Laubie Cook and Metcalf issued notable decisions in multiple liquor and property disputes. Murray defeated on the temperance beer tax and several appeals affirmed lower court outcomes, including Lloyd v Ohio and Cain v Ohio, with damages and title matters lawfully resolved.
Rev Israel H Potts of Byesville Ohio testifies in 1906 1909 that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of kidney disorder and back pain after doctors failed He notes sediment in urine and permanent relief The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents sold by Foster Milburn Co New York agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's
R J Taylor of north of Carlyle Saskatchewan reports possession of forty pounds of a new six rowed wheat. He claims yield of sixty bushels per acre and foresees about 1000 bushels from the forty pounds. The grain grades No 2 Northern and is said to resist frost better than existing western Canadian varieties.
A letter from Franklin W. Devoe & Co praises Devoe lead-and-zinc paint and argues its cost effectiveness versus lead-and-oil mixes. The sender notes long-lasting performance in Pennsylvania’s coal region and claims government use of lead, zinc and oil ground by machinery. Clary & Bell are named as dealers.
A warning appeals to readers to avoid imitation cough syrups and to trust Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds, and lung trouble. The note emphasizes the genuine product contains no harmful drugs and is sold in a yellow package by Brooks Sutton.
A woman notes it is hard to remember that no news is good news as she watches the postman pass by, reflecting on the tension of awaiting updates. The remark captures a quiet, everyday anxiety about communication delays.
Dr. J A Throckmorton of Sidney Ohio, an old soldier and Union army scout, prepares a 120 mile horseback ride in eighteen hours using six horses. He will travel 40 miles Sidney to Dayton and back, then 20 miles to Troy and back, aiming to surpass Roosevelt's 98 mile mark.
A girl who once boasted she could wed any man seldom speaks of her husband choice years later. The remark highlights changing fortunes and social expectations surrounding marriage in her community.
English Spavin Liniment claims to remove lumps, blemishes, blood spavins, curbs, splints, sweeney, ring bone, stifies, sprains, swollen throats and coughs in horses. Special price save $50 with one bottle. Sold by Jno M Ogier, Druggist of Cambridge Ohio.
A new clock at the Hotel St. Regis New York blends art and science. It features a moon phase dial, 24 hour weather predictions, Niagara Falls with real water, moving naval scenes, and Uncle Sam and Liberty figures traveling via electric elevators. The mechanism uses 640 feet of wire and 412 connections powered by standard electricity.
An advertise blurb proclaims Burdock Blood Bitters as a health tonic that strengthens vital forces and preserves wellness, portraying good health as a kingly state and poor health as captivity under illness.
Local mayor Hon John R Garrett of Girard Alabama endorses Dean's Ointment and Regu lats claiming permanent cure for itching piles. The ad asserts these products ease bowel issues and stomach tone, urging readers to ask a druggist for them.
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas electric Oil as a ready remedy for accidents. It claims quick pain subduing and healing for injuries in emergencies, boasting its usefulness to regulated families.
Probate Court of Guernsey county Ohio orders sale by public auction on April 29 1909 at 1 pm. Real estate includes: west part of lot 4 forty six feet wide by 165 feet back to Oxford street. east half of lot 5 with front 30 feet rear 33 feet and 165 feet back to Oxford street. and lot 10 north side of Oxford street containing 1.5 acres. Appraisals: 600 76 and 125 dollars. Cash terms. Rebecca C Bowles administratrix of G Hogan Bowles deceased Sealed notice March 1 5w
Mr F G Fritts of Oneonta New York praises Foley s Orine Laxative as mild pleasant and effective for constipation and liver trouble He notes it benefits women and children and promotes spring cleansing Then Brooks Sutton recommends Foley s Kidney Remedy to strengthen kidneys and prevent serious trouble.
A saying emphasizes books shaping behavior by refining habits tastes and ethics highlighting reading as moral influence and personal improvement.
Brooks Sutton asserts Voley's Kidney Remedy corrects urinary troubles and restores vigor by stimulating the kidneys. It claims to curb uric acid buildup in muscles and joints, addressing rheumatism through stronger kidney function.
A columnist condemns robbery as a barbaric act that undercuts civilized society and markets. The piece frames theft as a pinnacle of social decay and warns of its corrosive effects on trust and governance.
In Oaxaca Mexico business leaders have launched a campaign against the many fiestas. They note 168 holidays there and 123 in Mexico City, saying frequent closures hinder work. Foreign merchants in Mexico City have reduced observances but keep over 100 days with partial closures.
Following recommendations of the Geological Society of America the Jesuit order announced plans to install seismographs in twelve principal colleges in the United States including Brooklyn College at Nostrand Avenue and Carroll Street. The device will record earth shocks for the northeastern states.
A brief advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm and Liquid Cream Balm as cures for nasal catarrh and hay fever. It notes no cocaine or mercury, prices 50c and 75c with a spraying tube, and offers mailing from Ly Bros in New York.
A terse aphorism notes that pursuing an easy job is the most demanding path, implying that genuine effort and perseverance distinguish meaningful work from slothful shortcuts.
A spring-time health note urges Foley's Kidney Remedy to ease winter strain. The product is said to purify blood by stimulating kidney function and removing impurities, imparting new life and vigor. Pleasant to take.
A concise guide outlines a nine step plan to boost productivity and achievement. It frames clear actions for goal setting prioritization time allocation progress tracking and review. Read as a compact blueprint for steady work habit improvement.
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