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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
4
An antiquated advertisement page touts Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and related tonics as cures for womanly diseases and general health, claims dramatic recovery for weak and ill women, and promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Kodol as remedies. The fragment also markets One Minute Cough Cure and Shaflls drug store offerings with testimonials.
An old advertisement touts Foles's Honey and Tar for asthma relief and a claimed cure when taken timely. It also promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder diseases, diabetes, and related conditions with testimonials from users and a physician.
The article reflects on biblical passages from Exodus and Numbers focusing on obedience to God's command, the tabernacle, the pillar of cloud and fire, and Moses leadership. It links these themes to modern faith practice and the authority of divine guidance in daily life, ending with brief notes on cemetery dedication and international labor concerns.
Exam schedule lists dates at Canfieldge and Baumane with sessions from September through June. Requirements include age, years of teaching, and passing scores in psychology science of education and history of education. Officials include Dr Warwacr and W G Wortz.
Des Moines reports a collision two miles from Rhodes Iowa on a fast freight and a work train causing many deaths and injuries. Engineers Brannan and Markress died, ten laborers among the injured, and a large contingent were treated at Morey hospital with additional fatalities later reported.
Local readers like Isaac Ayde of 506 Wester wyne rue report relief from back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Oglei's drug store. The advertisement claims long lasting benefits with no recurrence of distress, urging readers to remember the name and buy only Doan's.
Cambridge Ohio resident William Hanna reports relief after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills following grippe and other ailments. He notes improved strength and energy and recommends the remedy. Consumers are advised the pills cost 60 cents per box and are sold by A W Shaff's drug store in Cambridge Ohio.
An article claims appendicitis is increasing among Americans due to modern business stress and worry. It attributes causes to digestive imbalance and offers Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a preventive remedy, touting digestion improvement and guaranteed results with priced bottles.
The fragmentary OCR mentions J. H. Johnston of Broughton Georgia praising a consumption remedy and a sale claim in Cambridge and Byesville, with references to asthma and a wife cured, but text is garbled and inconsistent.
An old advertisement claims a fitness of cure using Arnica Salve for swelling pains and headaches. It promotes a pain relief salve at 25 cents from Hawthorne, Cambridge and Ueiner Drug Stores. Also touts Teadache Wafers as immediate relief for headaches priced at 10 cents.
Harry Tracy, the famed outlaw, died after a fierce cattle ranch pursuit near Fellowes and Lake Creek. A Cres ton posse closed in, Tracy wounded, then killed himself as he lay exposed behind a rock. authorities confirm his death and discuss the reward and handling of his remains.
An advertisement extols Allen's Fooge Ar and Allen's FaoteTine to ease swollen feet and restore comfort. It markets powders, tonics, and samples from Allen & Olmblad, with testimonials about sprightly appearances and social prospects, urging readers to seek trial packets and purchase from druggists and pha stores.
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