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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
7
April items report a new mine start and a busy village scene with multiple social notes. Local events include church society meeting plans, illnesses, family visits, hail storm damage, births, birthdays, and various errands, with remarks on the dynamo room theft and a camp hats sale incident.
A Massillon Ohio farmer recounts a long siege of inflammatory rheumatism with months bedridden and crutch use. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing him after trying doctors and temporary relief in Mt Clemens. Sold by druggists or mailed by Schenectady Medicine Co.
Friday night sermon by Rev. Dr. Dewey at M E church. Wood and Edith Parry married at the bride’s mother’s home. Charley Shroyer critically ill. Mrs. Harris and baby visited Richard Lowry’s home Sunday. Mrs. Moorhead visited daughter Mrs. Shriver over Sunday. Rev. J R Hartup preached Sunday morning. Ladies' Aid to be hosted by Mrs. Hutchison next Saturday. Prof. Moore visited north of Cambridge. Black Top and Green Brier schools closed with exercises. Trover Catlet and wife visited from Washington. Miss Itel Hale received a present Sunday morning.
Miss Mary Anderson lies seriously ill with pneumonia near Black Top. Ethel Laughlin returns from Washington. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redd. Mrs. Harry Foster visits Salesville. James Brittian dies at fifty two after years in a wheelchair. Burial at St. John's near Kennensburs. Mrs. E K Buell mourns her husband’s death at Fairview. The estate of John W. Frame is appraised on the premises. Church Northop dies at fifty from heart trouble. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercer. A severe wind rain and hail storm sweeps the area. The Columbian Concert Trio Co. will perform at the opera house on May 12.
Willie Thomas son of Evert and Allie Thomas died Sunday at Nicholson's mine of pneumonia. He was a bright child loved by all. The family notes he is now in the arms of Jesus and expresses hope for reunion in heaven.
Mr. and Mrs. Evert Thomas thank neighbors and friends for kindness during their loved one's illness and death.
An ad promotes Kodol as the proper remedy to digest food thoroughly when the stomach is weak. It urges regular eating and rest for the stomach and claims Kodol helps digestion. The message targets general readers and notes availability at druggists.
The offer guarantees a full refund from the druggist if no benefits are felt after using the entire dollar bottle. The large bottle contains 24% more than the fifty cent size. Kodol is produced by B. C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago.
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