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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
7
A period ad list touts DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for burns cuts bites and skin ailments and De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for kidney and bladder troubles. It also promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Odol Kodol and CascaSweet with claims of quick relief and safe use.
A terse reflection suggests widows may remarry due to perceived innocence and societal suspicion toward widows’ fidelity. The remark hints at gender and moral assumptions influencing marriage dynamics in a historical context.
A period advertises that beauty lies in health and sprightliness rather than form. Electric Bitters are claimed to restore weak women, strengthen nerves, brighten eyes, and improve complexion. Sold by C. A. Heiner in Byesville and Neilly and Co. in Cambridge for 50 cents.
Wry observation notes that questioning one’s appearance can signal awareness of aging. The remark implies growing self scrutiny accompanies advancing years.
A young participant in a pagater event hints at a private meeting with a fellow when others are absent. Friends describe her as cautious and wary of speculation about hidden plans.
Ohio city chamber and board of trade representatives urged the Tax Commission to amend the state constitution to allow tax law changes. They argued for clearer classification of property, publication of tax returns, and new oversight to curb inequality and hidden revenues.
A Middletown paper by Henry W. Naegele discusses whether the current tax system is fair, examining principles of taxation, equity, and potential reforms. The brief argues for evaluating structure, burdens, and benefits across taxpayers.
Special Master Commissioners sale to be held by order of the Court of Common Pleas Washington County Ohio in case number 11219 National Bank of Zanesville Ohio as plaintiff. The alias order directs the special master commissioners to offer the property at public auction.
Special Master Commissioners announce a cash sale on August 27 1907 at 1 pm at the court house in Marietta Washington County Ohio. Three described tracts include East Norwood lots 1 2 eight to twenty one and a half acres with associated machinery, and coal lands in Guernsey County plus a separate tract in Oscarawas. Offers will be made separately then as a whole with two thirds value triggering sale of a tract. Located properties involve Riverside railroad lines and townships Newcomerstown Marietta Tuscarawas Guernsey Ohio with mortgages noted. Proceeds to satisfy mortgage liens and costs. Teems set by commissioners Daniel B Torpy Henry C Van Voorhis Ralph F Westfall.
The Supreme Court of New York State awarded Dr. R V Pierce damages after a Ladies Home Journal article accused his Favorite Prescription of harmful ingredients. The jury found the publication defamatory and the retract tion understated.
A historic ad promotes Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment for piles with quick relief and asserts its benefits. It also sells Dr Shoop’s Headache Tablets and Restorative with free trials and books, plus Health Coffee Imitation. Multiple distributors Neilley & Co. Racine Wis.
A leadership gathering showcased bold strategies to outpace rivals. Executives outlined rapid innovation, aggressive market positioning, and disciplined execution to set industry pace, emphasizing clear milestones and accountability.
Claims to remove hard or soft lumps, blood spavins, curbs, splints, sweeney, ring bone, sprains, and swollen throats from horses. Advertises one bottle saves 850 and markets as the most wonderful blemish cure. Sold by Jno. M. Ogier, Druggist in Cambridge, Ohio.
A brief admonition stresses accuracy and certainty to avoid conflicts and lasting enmity. It suggests careful judgment and steadfast conduct to keep disagreements from turning hostile.
A religious lesson explains the tabernacle as a type of Christ and the church, detailing how every part speaks of redemption. The text links Moses obedience, atonement, and the Spirit’s sevenfold anointing to a life guided by divine presence.
Carlisle New York resident G B Burhans testifies after four years that Foley's Kidney Cure cured a severe kidney disease. Mansfield Pennsylvania user Ira W Kelley reports lasting relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using the remedy. Reports urge Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, consumption prevention, and asthma relief.
A reflective snippet notes that life’s map is unsound when words dominate while real hospitality masks loneliness. The piece explores the tension between vocal assurance and unseen isolation.
An American boast promotes a new discovery for lungs and sore throats. Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truoro Mass says it gives immediate relief and cures coughs and colds after other remedies fail. Trial bottle offered free, drugsellers Heiner Byesville and Neilley Co Cambridge advertise.
A reflective maxim suggests personal distress stems mainly from one's own actions and mindset rather than external factors. The remark frames responsibility as inward and self-directed.
Amos F. King of Port Bryan New York claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed a leg sore that troubled him for over 80 years. The ad guarantees cure for all sores and lists Cambridge druggists as vendors. Heiner Spyesville Neilley Co. promotes the product at 25 cents.
A short excerpt presents a maxim about stars and slippery ground, attributed to Hindoo authorship. The fragment reads like a philosophical adage and lacks additional context or attribution details.
A nostalgic note touts Dr. King's New Life Pill as a painless purifier that cures bribe and biliousness and keeps the bowels right. Sold for 25 cents at O. A. Heiner's Eyesville store and Neilley Co. Canatidge druggists.
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