Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertised Cure
Eruptions such as eczema pimples and other skin conditions are blamed on humors and faulty digestion. The ad argues drying medicines are dangerous and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills to cleanse the blood and heal the system. It cites testimonials like J G Hines of Franks IL and Alvina Walter of Algona Wis as permanent cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. G. Hines
Franks
Miialvina Walter
Box 212
Algona
Wis
Hopd
Sarsenrlin
Turnbaugh's offers boots and slippers for holidays
List of footwear and apparel at Turnbaugh's including felt boots overgaiters Jersey leggins leather boots warm lined shoes and holiday slippers with Lambs wool soles. Also notes on local visits and various residents and travel announcements in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbaugh’s
Turnbaugh's
Turnbaugh
Turnbaugh’s. Lamb
James Jones
Strasburg
Ohio
Hoover
Woodlawn
James Janes
New
Philadelphia
Gregg
Alice Johnson
Zanesville
Blanche Mercer
John L. Locke
Aston Avenue
Outbreak halts Caldwell area schools in 1903
Rev T Byron Caldwell aids Rev P L Glover in Cumberland meetings. Cambridge notices report births weddings deaths and travelers. Diphtheria and scarlet fever close Caldwell schools until reopening. Various local visits, funerals, post office updates, and legal actions noted across Cambridge Zanesville and Quaker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Byron Caldwell
Zanesville
P. L. Glover
Cumberland
Wm. Meek
Summerfield
Ohio
Wm. Wharton
Clark Street
Samuel R. Blair
Summit’ Avenue
Cambridge
Caldwell
Center Township Dry Vote in Pettis Borough Area
In Center township the question of wet or dry status was decided Saturday. Of 150 votes cast, 24 voted for sale and 122 against, with 4 ballots invalid. Miners favored dryness, including many from Old Orchard and Forsythe's mines. Lore City precinct produced 30 wet and 16 dry votes, yielding a total dry majority of 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Old Orchard
Forsythe
Lore City
Glass plant fire shifts workload to Cambridge facility
An early morning fire destroyed the Marietta National Glass Co plant delaying at least 860000 worth of orders. Cambridge Glass Plant takes on the rush jobs while 28 Marietta workers relocate to join the Cambridge operation to meet surging demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
National Glass Co
Cambridge
Cambridge Glass
Marietta Glass
Ohio Teachers Association elects officers at East Liverpool
The Ohio Teachers Association held its session in East Liverpool and elected officers for the coming year. President Supt. BR. BH. Rayman of East Liverpool. vice president Miss Neva Tedrick of Newcomerstown. secretary Miss Houma Pletcher of Bridgeport. treasurer D. J. Schacter of Dresden. Executive committee includes Supt. O. L. Cronebaugh of Cambridge and Supt. Wilson Hawkins of Mingo Junction. The next meeting will be in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Teachers’ Association
East Liverpool
Cambridge
BR. BH. Rayman
Neva Tedrick
Newcomerstown
Houma Pletcher
Bridgeport
D. J. Schacter
Dresden
O. L. Cronebaugh
Pratt
Coshocton
Wilson Hawkins
Mingo
The
Eastern
Land forfeiture resolution hits Taylor land in Byesville
After months of delay the Rolling Mill Committee declared the Taylor contract broken and their land forfeited. They aim to recover the land and bond of 7500 dollars to enable securing other industries seeking locations, according to Byesville Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Et al
Byesville
May Be Boldt At Any Season Ends Open Rabbit Season
State Game Warden Porterfield notes open rabbit killing season ends December first but land owners may kill when crops or trees suffer. The right is non transferable and buying or selling rabbits is lawful year round. A hunting license requires written permit from the owner or tenant in Martins Ferry Tames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterfield
Martins Ferry
Afternoon Reception at Mrs White's House in Gaston Avenue
Cambridge Indies season of receptions peaks during holidays and Lent. Friday's large gathering at Mrs T C White’s home on Gaston avenue drew over 300 invitations. guests arrived between one and six with Prof. Brown’s orchestra providing music. Hosts assisted by Mrs W M Sherrard and Mrs BR Mathews Jr. Misses Mary White and Dorothy Boden directed guests. pink and white dining room hosted elaborate refreshments. Out of town guests included Mrs A Wayne Cook Mrs Dr Will Haines Mrs Joe W Campbell and others from New Philadelphia Columbus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, Marietta and Parkersburg
Darlington
Northern Coal Company
Newton Township
Muskingum
Columbus Dispatch
Fred L. Rosemond
Horace
North 10Th Street
Joe W. Campbell
J. D. Waylor
Clealey
Woodworth
Oklahoma
S. W. Moore
Carl A. Moore
Livingston
Louisville
Hazel Harris
West Steubenville Avenue
Somme
Miss Harris
M. E. Church
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Seciet
Joe Michalko
Smallwood
Adam Umrichak
Uimr
Cir LC
Cambridge Indies
T. C. White
Gaston Avenue
Prof. Brown
McHenry
Tocke
Okey
Neilley
Herbert Amos
A. A. Taylor
Winfield McCartney
Charles Sheppard
Mary White
Dorothy Boden
Grace
Mary Robins
Mary Craig
Marie Scott
Amelia Mathews
Ruby Riggs
A. Wayne Cook
Will Haines
Miss McLane
Wm. Bryant
New Philadelphia
Harry Smith
Columbus
Ships Using Oil for Fuel in British Warships
Report notes first use of oil as fuel on British battle ships with small vessels leading the way. Experiments show oil fuel feasible for larger ships. claims Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters aids headaches stomach upset dizziness indigestion dyspepsia and female disorders and promotes stronger digestion and liver and kidney function for sale by druggists.
Death of Mrs Lura Barton in Washington Ohio
Mrs Lura Barton wife of Harry Barton died at home in Washington Guernsey Co after a lingering illness from consumption. Formerly Miss Hunt she returned from Chattanooga and was cared for by relatives. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning with burial in Washington. Barnseyville Enterprise notes Willard B Tyce of Morristown as a friend.
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C. £. Tedrick
Hunt's Addition
H. H. Tedrick
Sugartree
G. W. Clark
Birmingham
Quaker City
Prohibition
Friends of the
Conress
Quaker City Independent
Daisy Cross
C. B. Cook
Nee
E. G. Cross
Cambridge
Seville
Hie
Lura Bilan
Harry Barton
Washington
Guernsey Co
Barton
Miss Hunt
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Barnesyville
Marriages Listed From Various Ohio Towns
Marriage licenses show pairs from Cambridge Byesville Kimbolton and other towns. Couples include Chas J Forney and Mary Forsythe, Ross W Hill and Bessie V Kimball, Will C Thompson and Mary M Dilehay, James Hood and Mary Beatty, J C Thatcher and Mrydle Haney, Wm Baker and Jennie Burt, I H Jones and Em ne Spargrove, James H Harding and Oliver Hastings, G T Rigel and Bessie Gildon, Thos J Yockey and Anna Wagner, Frederick W Stoebe and Odessa L Marian, Jesse A Wagstaff and Blanche Lucas, Wal ter Larrick and Barbara Wagonseller, S A Caldwell and Arlie Gray, Milton Rankin and Atta Morton.
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Chas. J. Forney
Bird’s *Hun
Mary Forsythe
Kimbolton
Ross W. Hill
Craig
Bessie V. Kimball
Cambridge
Will C. Thompson
Byesville
Mary M. Dilehay
James Hood
Mary Beatty
J. C. Thatcher
Mrydle R. Haney
Senececayilie
Wm. Baker
Jennie E. Burt
James H. Harding
Cadwallader
Oliver. Hastings
Divide
G.T. Rigel
Bessie Gildon
Quaker City
Thos
J. Yockey
Fairview
Anna Wagner
Barnesville
Frederick W. Stoebe
Odessa L. Marian
Jesse A. Wagstaff
Blanche Y P. Lucas
Walter Larrick
Barbara Wagonseller
Hopewell
S. A. Caldwell
Arlie J. Gray
Antrim
Milton B. Rankin
Freeport
Atta L. Morton
Skullfork
Court House News COMMON Thapar TAW CASE
Court notices list civil actions with multiple defendants and guardians, detailing money claims ranging from 485.22 to 8978.69 against individuals or guardians and administrators, including J. E. McClelland D. M. Hawthorne James Joyce W. F. Padgitt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House News
Andrew J. Einn
A.B. Hall
J. E. McClelland
D. M. Hawthorne
James Joyce
W. W. Stewart
G. D. Dugan
W. F. Padgitt
W. F. Bryant
Henry Grimes
Mary Mahaffey
Robert M. Laughmisn
Catharine Aughmad
Revival Meetings At United Presbyterian Church
Bee Tich leads a series of revival meetings at United Presbyterian Church of Clearfork near Birmingham starting Monday evening. Over the next two weeks the pastor expects assistance and prays to revive believers and lead non Christians to the Savior. All welcome to attend and join in discussing great questions of the Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Clearfork
Birmingham
R. W. McBride
Beware of Mercury Based Catarrh Ointments
Mercury based catarrh ointments are warned against as they damage nasal membranes and disturb the system. A safe alternative, Halls Catarrh Care, is advertised as mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with claims of genuine quality from Cheney & Co. and Toronto production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
Toronto
Toler Mo
Cheney & Ca
Dragon Bridge Contractor Letter of Inquiry
A contractor named Jonn Boughman of Ryesville signs a letter stating no mistake was made on the bridge project and expresses willingness to undergo a searching investigation. The misspelled note references bridge work and readiness for scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryesville
Jonn Boughman
Ecg
Laxative Mome-Quinine Tablets Recall Claim
An old box text reads E.W. Grove and states that this name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Mome-Quinine Tablets, a claimed remedy that cures a cold in one day, offered at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Grove
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God
DR. U. C Purdum
New York
SolBsies
RoMa
Caanbridge
H.ll Williams
Republican Press
F. Wharton
Cojley Block
Cornerith Street
Wheelin Iz Avenue
Peter Comath
Lizzie West
Will Hartill
South 9Th Street
Pittsburg
New Castle
Grove City
Anna McKinney
Otho
New Concord
I. Bratton
Martin's Ferry
Jos. R. Black
BR. 1. 4
Jennie Weyer
Clara Stockdale
Taylor
Steubenee
I. N. Whissel
South Side
Fred Raymond
Columbus, O
Kilda Foster
West Lafayette
Osborne Beal
Sid Mackey
Mr. Mackey
J. H. Nash
Pennsylvania
Boro
James Fr. Adkins
South 7Th Street
R. R. Brill
United States
Mathew Alexander
Cleve
G. O. Miller
U. P. Church
A. N. Thompson
Steubenville Road
Warmer
Probate
Compmn Pleas Court
New York State
Joseph Keepers
Mavon
Phebe A. Paxton
Charles Patterson
Jr. Q. Patterson
Hastand
Frank Shinn
Senecaville
Cambarland
Spooner
Harry McCracken
Humphrey
L. H. Raymond
Beatty Avenue
Flushing
Willard Watson
Rix Mills
Watson
James Little
North Eighth Street
St. Louis
Coal Ridge
Aura
May Dawson
Mounth
Arthur G. Ringer
J. W. Ringer
James Rector
Richard Veitch
IT. Veitch
Land
Lena Terrier
Tiffin
Youngstown
Law and Order Society
John Combs
Squire Carver
Ite
John Lloyd
Howard Rogers
Kingston
Keystone
Board of Health
Henry Fletsher
le Ja Fletcher
Fletcher
Lela Fletcher
J. B. Hartley
J. L. Dabglass
Teachers’ Association
Michaels Stern & CO
Rochester, N.Y
Stein Bloch
Wholesale Columbus
Wachaels Stern &Co
Lochester, N.Y
Shelby
Millersburg
Wooster
Orrville
Massillon
Canton
Lura Barton
Willard B. Tyce
Morristown
Sadeya If
Zanesville Mansfield
Cee
Dover
Atcuhenville
Phita
Stine
Burwick
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