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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
7
A fragment of a 19th century newspaper item notes the proverb make hay while the sun shines and warns households to prepare for sudden illness. It references dysentery cholera and other diseases with a prompt call to keep a known medicine on hand for immediate treatment, listing Stevan & Wilson D. M. Hawthorne as sellers.
In hot months the first loose bowel movement in a child needs immediate care to prevent illness. Simple treatment with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil cleanses the system. A pastor from Little Falls Minnesota endorses the remedy for summer disorders in children. Sold by Brenan Wilson and D M Hawthorne. The note also mentions costly cigars, Vuelta a bajos, at about four dollars each.
Eminence iv. recalls a fierce attack four years past by pies. He bought Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and reports complete cure in ten days with no lingering trouble. The salve is praised as a rapid healer for burns, sores, cuts, and wounds. Available at Cambridge and nearby drug stores.
A reader from Magnetia Indiana claims Dr Kings NewLife Pills solved his persistent health woes. The advertisement promises guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded and credits CoA Heiner Nirsasie and Newly Cambridge drug stores as sellers.
A quip notes that the only distinction between an old maid and a bachelor girl is a matter of opinion. The playful remark reflects social views on marriage and independence in a light column context.
Mrs Honeymoon and Mr Tfoueyminon discuss paying three hundred dollars for a diamond pin in curious terms. The exchange features playful banter and emphasis on the cost of the precious accessory. The dialogue suggests a lighthearted domestic scene with a focus on the diamond pin purchase.
A fragmented advertisement style notice promotes Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough remedy, De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for skin and sunburn, and Kodol for dyspepsia. It mocks word inflation, urges readers to buy reliable tonics, pills, salves, and tonics from druggists and pirates alike, with entrepreneurial praise and misleading claims.
The snippet remarks that wild oats yield mixed outcomes with many foals for youth, and pain is a mistaken discovery. It suggests age awareness as a sign of aging. It claims the costliest government is the French, with government salaries totaling 3,750,000.
A distorted medical advertisement extols Dr Pretue’s Guloon Veduarl Te as a cure for foul breath and digestive disorders linked to sour stomachs. It asserts the stomach’s churning process mirrors butter making and promises free literature naming eminent medical men and ingredients.
A long excerpt explores Luke 14 inviting guests to a heavenly feast, the kingdom on earth, and salvation through Christ. It weighs responses to God's invitation, contrasts self interest with divine grace, and urges readiness for the messianic banquet with emphasis on righteousness, judgment, and eternal fellowship.
The article notes Gifford Pinchot as a likely successor to James Wilson as secretary of agriculture if the position opens. It highlights Pinchot’s long leadership of the forestry service, his elite education and studies abroad, and his zeal for forest preservation and public service over financial reward. It traces the forestry service’s history from division to bureau to its current status.
An old advertisement cluster touts Foley's Honey and Tar for immediate asthma relief and Foley's Kidney Cure claiming cures for Bright's disease diabetes and various kidney and bladder disorders. Testimonials from D M Hawthorne C Unger and others feature exaggerated claims and aged patient anecdotes.
A fragmentary note extols Galveston sea walls easing risk, citing resident E W Goodjoe of Ipaco Tex and Dr King’s New Discovery as a safe remedy for coughs and consumption. advertisements claim cures for coughs, la grippe, croup, whooping cough and kidney and stomach issues. Several names and local stores appear in ad copy with prices and guarantees.
A damaged OCR fragment from Detroit Free Press hints at Nell and a playful moment. It mentions Sno and Dock with heads to feather and Nell cutting freckles on one side of her face. The text is unclear and incomplete.
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