Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised by Cambridge Resident
A Cambridge resident, Mrs J F McDonald of 1142 Steubenville avenue, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and backache. She recalls endorsing the remedy in 1906 and reports lasting relief. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as U S sale agents with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dean
J. F. McDonald
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dvan
Communion services planned at Presbyterian church next Sunday
Local notes report upcoming communion services at the Presbyterian church. Illnesses include Wm Boyd with typhoid fever and infant burial of the Hixson family. Visitors and travels involve Belle Knouff from Columbus, Nancie Parkinsoo, C P Saviers, and Dr Frendenberger of Cincinnati.
Seneca Ville Socials and Local Court Case
Mrs. C. J. Lyst hosted a dinner with Opal Trott from Saginaw and Sadie Secrest from Buffalo alongside local guests. A man jailed for wife abuse after a Sunday arrest was sentenced to 30 days and fined but could not pay, leading to jail in Cambridge. attendees included many named residents and visitors, with several local households noted.
Local Social Notes From Blonmuay Grove Area
Mrs Emaline and Mrs Dok TM Abies of Blonmuay Grove were guests of J W Farlet and wife Sunday. Miss Merle Donahue returned to Cambridge Sunday after an extended visit. Mrs Ella McLain is recovering after an operation at the Keper City hospital and will soon return home. Mrs Wm Stewart is very ill. C G Temple was at Cambridge Monday on business. Miss Grace Lake visited her Frane father Jos Tempis near Brady. Starkey Bendure and wife of Toledo visit here. Emmet O Stockdale left for New Mexico hoping to improve health, accompanied by his father J G Stockdale. Mr and Mrs L A Twinning and son Andrew of Cambridge and Flor man Twining of Taylor are visiting relatives. Miss Lola Ankrom is slowly recovering. Elmer Stewart of Love Guy visited his mother Sunday. C E Moore attended the missionary rally at Harmony Sunday night. Many attended Linn's picnic and reported a fine time and a grand rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lake
Jos
Tempis
Brady
Starkey Bendure
Toledo
Caroline Bendure
Emmet O Stockdale
New Mexico
Emmet
Thas
J. G. Stockdale
L. A. Twinning
Andrew
Cambridge
Florman Twining
Taylor
Texas
Lola Ankrom
Elmer Stewart
Love Guy
C. E. Moore
Harmony
Linn’s
Local Births and Visits Reported in Noble County
Born to Mr and Mrs Boston Miller near Tyner on August 1 1905 a daughter and to Mr and Mrs John T Anderson New Concord Route 3h on August 12 1905 a daughter Mrs Anderson formerly Miss Elspie Mathews. Mrs Martha Dumgardner returned home from Noble county visits. Hugh McCullough of Cannonsburg Pa visiting his mother and relatives. E A Taylor and daughter Myrtle of Bloomfield visited on this route. Mildred Gite staying at Elmer Taylor's in Broomfield has returned. Several friends attended the Broomfield picnic last Thursday. Paul Gibson attended the funeral of his grandfather Henry Gibson at Rocky Fork. Mr Shipley of Washington visited J D Moore last week. David Porter and wife were called to see Mrs Porter’s uncle James Kirkpatrick in Indian Camp after a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Miller
Near Tyner
John T. Anderson
New Concord R
Anderson
Elspie Mathews
Martha Dumgardner
Noble County
Hugh McCullough
Cannonsburg
E. A. Taylor
Myrtle
Bloomfeld
Mildred Gite
Ber Ube
Elmer Taylor
Broomfield
Broomfeld
Paul Gibsin
Henry Gibsin
Railroads Offer One Fare Round Trip to State Fair
The Central Trafic Association announced that all railroads entering Wheeling will provide a one fare round trip during State Fair week September 11 to 15 with return by September 16. Additional special excursions from various points will be arranged at very low fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trafic Association
Wheeling
Baltimore & Olon Railroad Company
Ohio River
Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio
Findlay
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
B. N. Austin
Chicago
Faltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Ohio River Division
Denver
Colo
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Baltimore & Ohio R. A. Company
Zanesville
Massillon
W. Va
Callery
Bellaire
Marietta
Ohic
Richmond
Farmers’ National Congress
Baltimore & Ome Railroad Company
Ohie River
Baltimore & Ohio Baiload Company
Kansas City
National Fireman’s Association
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Natioos l Enecampment Grand Aroy
Cleveland
Cambridge
Sunday school picnic near Birmingham in Wollingsworth grove
Frank Speck and Austa Speck of Uhrichsville visit Birmingham friends. The Sunday school picnic will be held in Wollingsworth's grove, one mile north of Birmingham, on August 26. Teachers from the area attended the Cambridge Teachers Institute this week. S. F. Speck and Toy Hullingsworth bought new burghs. Mrs. Craig of Cambridge tears down her stone store room to move it to Cambridge. Frank McCleary and wife from Cambridge spent Sunday with his parents. The trench for the was line from there to Sewcomerstowe has been dug as far at Boothe. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Sherrard, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Sigler, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Williams, Suitt and Mrs. F. L. Juillerat returned from Cleveland where they attended the state convention of the Christian Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Speck
Austa
Uhrichsville
Wollingsworth’s Grove
Birmingham
Teachers’ Institute
Cambridge
S. F. Speck
Toy Hullingsworth
Craig
Frank McCleary
Charles McCreary
Sewcomerstowe
Boothe
Mel Sherrard
Mack Sigler
H. L. Williams
Suitt
F. L. Juillerat
Cleveland
The
Christian Alliance
Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Claims Rapid Heart Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for chest pain shortness of breath and palpitations. It features testimonials claiming dramatic heart relief and urges readers to buy with a guarantee that the first bottle will help or a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Charles Goolrich
Caruthersville
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Neilley & Co Offer Kidney Cure Guarantee in Cambridge
Cambridge druggists Neilley & Co promote Hindips the Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a full money back guarantee. They claim it cures kidney troubles and nervous disorders or the customer pays nothing. A street bone is offered by mail under a positive guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilley & Co
Cambridge
A. W. Chase
Guaranee
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A.W. Chase
Or. A.W. Cease Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
J. W. Chase
Cambridge Ohio City Council approves street dedication plan
Resolution declares intention to appropriate property for a street opening between Sixth Street and North Seventh in Cambridge Guernsey County Ohio. Describes four tracts owned by J. Y. Mahaffey and Margaret Elizabeth Nichols and outlines a 20 foot wide strip to be dedicated along Mahaffey’s addition and adjacent lots for the new street alignment. Approval signed by Council President E Cook and Mayor C. W. Smallwood with attest note.
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Cambridge
Ossi
Teatit Mercey
hSixth Street
North
Seventi
Guernsey
Qhin
Gut-Lu
Maha‘fey
Manatsey
BE. F. Green
W. B. Green
Secnd Trust
State of
Gain
Mahaffey
Olin
Ohio
Canbridge
Ohi
Sity
Manaffey
Notch Sixth Street
North Sixth Street
Sas
Comimen
J. Y. Ma+batey
Margaret Elzabeth Nichos
Muskingum College Prospectus and Fall Term Notes
New Concord Ohio announces Muskingum College with five departments College preparatory music elation and art. J Kors Montembery and J D President lead expert faculty including three studying at Harvard and Chicago University. French professor a native. Fall term begins Sept ith. Write the President for catalogue and information July 27 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
J. Kors Montembery
J. D
Standard High
Warvard
Chicago University
Sovereign Medicine Promises Health For One Dollar
An advertisement promotes Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy from Rondrut New York. The Sovereign claims it cures nervousness rheumatism kidney and liver complaints and various female illnesses. It asserts the medicine purges poison from the blood and restores health, priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedys
Rondrut
N. Y
Cambridge Ohio Street Opening Ordinance 612 Near 1905
Ordinance No 612 appropriates described property in Cambridge Guernsey County Ohio for opening a street between North Seventh and North Sixth streets. It details four tracts owned by E F Green, W B Green, J P Marsalls, and Margaret Elizabeth Nichols and authorizes a jury to assess compensation. Costs to be funded from city bonds for land condemnation and street improvement. Passed August 21 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Ordinance Regulating Speed Limits in Pleasant City
An 1208 ordinance sets speed limits for motor vehicles in Pleasant City with fines from five to fifty dollars for violations. It repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after publication. The document lists council action and signatures, followed by local notices and a long list of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion campaigns and schedules for various destinations and events in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
T. BE. Cook
Blackburn
J. W. Smallwood
Pennsylvania Lines Home-Seekers Excursions Offer Reduced Fares
Travelers eyeing a western trip can take advantage of reduced fares for Home-Seekers excursions via Pennsylvania Lines. The program covers Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other western and southern states with stopover privileges to explore business opportunities.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Texas
West
South
Odell Local Market Prices and Community Happenings
Eggs priced at 10 cents and butter at 16 cents. Threshing is done and farmers return to telephone work. Mrs. Rachel Baird recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Ort from Cambridge visit Ridge. T. W. Clark and wife visit Cambridge friends. Mrs. Ina Middleton and son Russel visit Nelsonville. Neighborhood attends singing school at McCleary's. Picnic at Linn's Grove enjoyed by locals. Grangers plan next meeting and a picnic with entertainment on September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Baird
M. N. Ort
Cambridge
T. W. Clark
Ina Middleton
Russel
Nelsonville
McCleary'’s
Linn’s Grove
Grangers
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Axtrim
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Boyd
Belle Knouff
L. Dowoard
Bethesda
Nancie Parkinsoo
Irondale
C. P. Saviers
M. Harper
Beach City
John | Hixson
M. BH
Eliza Flegal
Tameworth
Nancy Mer
Frendenberger
Cincinnati
D. C
Linkin McBride
Trapesyish
Petinrs
Ps de Menuek
Seneca Ville
C. J. Lyst
Opal Trott
Saginaw
Mich
Sadie Secrest
Ving Lowry
Gertrude Secrest
Spaid
Oliver
W. J. Spear
Marshillas
Ward
W. A. Blackmore
C. J. Spaid
Mungiel
Ed. Milbone
J. B. Davison
H. Lowry
Mathew Doyle
Columbus Franie
Byron
Bert Thompson
Raymond Gardiner
R. E. Glass
Buss Sullivan
Bertha Brokaw
JF. Moorhead
Howard Milbone
Cuma
Bessie Rich
Alice Houseman
Ralph Dilley
Bethesda Monay
Jas. Ward
R. M. Rainie
W. E. Day
Guy Mooorhead
Wheel‘dng
W. F. Moorhead
Oscar Bates
Middletown
Big W. VA. State Fair
Serra
Ozier
Dri
Imms
Indias
Waters
Conte
Orie
Pittsburgh Dental College
Western University of Penseylvania
BB. S
Pituber
Prudent Housewives
Dr. Richter
Ab. Richter & CO
Pearl Street, New York
Eig's Cream
St W
E Cook
C. Lb. Blackburn
W. Smallwood
Magar
Watson Clothing Co
Hutchison
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge, Ohio
City of
County of
Worth Seventh Street
E. F. Green
Mahafley
Mahafey
Said
Saidiat
J.P. Marsalls
Margaret Elizabeth Nichols
A. D
T. E. Cook
Altestim
C. L. Blackburn
Claysville
Linea Keres
Zale
Cumberland
James Garvin
Olive
Narwosta Kackley
Caleb Trenner
Mary Nelson
J. M. Kackley
James Stiles
Aito
Lonn’s Grove
M. H W
G. J. Tedrick
Venna. Co
Forest City
T. C. Clark
Philadelphia
Meeting Odd Fellows
Grand’ Lodge
Chathanooga Tenn
Penn
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