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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
7
The physicians of the X Ray Medical Institute are specialists in the true sense, dedicating a lifetime to special study training and experience to master the diseases they treat. Inflammation, cystitis, eyelid disorders, and catarrh are addressed through their focused approach and constant application.
Winterset hosts visitors and reports last week sees friends, players, and kin in town. E R Padgill finishes Cambridge work and visits family as Miss Side Milligan stays with Mrs Jennie Moore.
Pleasant City residents welcome George Bird of Youngstown visiting friends here. Mr Bird formerly worked at Cisco shaft. Mr and Mrs F C Goodrich and son of Troy left Caldwell after a pleasant visit with J M Kackley and relatives. James Lafollett of near Cambridge visited last week. Joseph Wheeler and wife of Ava visited daughter Mrs Manly Young. James Call and family near Harmony visited last week. J W Dyson and wife visited uncle Milton Albin and stayed. Dwight Flanagan left for Magnetic Springs. The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones died Thursday morning after two weeks illness. The remains were buried Saturday at 2 in the city cemetery.
Hopewell Ohio August 17 Local markets butter 18 cents eggs 20 cents Bees are plentiful as villagers report extensive bee nests along gas pipe work from Birds Run to Cambridge Eight nests were found in one day and a half while crews laid pipe near Zimmerman and McMillen residents Farms pause plowing as bees occupy meadows Community notices include visits, church events, and a Presbytery ordination set for Mt Hermon with Rev J B McCall as pastor.
Senecaville births and family news mix with picnic accounts. L. G. Buckingham and wife welcome a son born August 5. Visitors from Cambridge, East Springfield, Love City, Central City, Cumberland attend the weekend picnics and games. Black Diamond players visit and score compares 8 to 6.
Mr and Mrs J C Fulton of Spring Street left Monday for a visit at Colliers West Virginia and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania making a regional trip to see relatives and sites in two states.
No doubt urged on readers to test Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back guarantee. The ad claims it relieves scalp irritation dandruff and falling hair and helps prevent baldness. Available in two sizes priced at 50c and $1.00 from Brenan & Wilson at Central National Bank Building and Post Office Building.
William Duffey spends the week with friends at Buckeye Lake. Hon. W N Cowden of Quakers visits the city to call on friends and conduct business. Frank Vance of South Cam has a birthday remembered with a guest shower by friends.
A local sale advertises deep discounts on men and boys shirts, dresses, hats, underwear, waists, and jewelry like parasols. Curtains, gingham, calico, and toweling sell at half price or below, with heavy emphasis on oxfords and shoes for ladies and children plus hardware items sold at cost as the seller quits the line.
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