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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
6
Mrs. Garrison Craver of 104 West Union Street Newark New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of weakness from overwork and worry She reports improved sleep appetite strength and weight gain and says the pills contain no stimulants or opiates Available at drug stores or from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box six for 2 50
Henry Adair of Brady met his son Roscoe of Parkersburg in the city for a family visit. The note includes an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for children, touting relief from colds, croup, bronchitis, sore throat, and stuffy breathing with no opiates.
A reader praises John Db for shouldering financial burdens, calling money an awful weight on a man and urging sainthood for his yeoman service.
After exposure and at the onset of a cold users are advised to take Foley's Honey and Tar a throat and lung remedy that stops coughing relieves congestion and expels the cold from the system It is mildly laxative Refuse substitutes Brooks Sutton.
Tettrazini pays 50 dollars per pound for a New York dog described as a sausage, a curious culinary angle highlighted in local notices.
J N Paterson Nashua Iowa night policeman recalls last winter a bad lung cold and failure of half a dozen advertised cough medicines and two doctors before relief from a recommendation.
Local fans push to form a stock company to field a salaried team at Electric Park and join the Ohio State League. About 100 shares at 25 dollars each sold. a December 20 Columbus meeting may decide backing for Cambridge with league officials open to the city's entry. A six city league including Newark Lancaster Mt Vernon Cambridge Dennison and Coshocton is also planned if Ohio State League entry fails.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces and is presented as a regular prescription from a top physician. Testimonials are claimed, with Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. advertising and a 75 cent price.
The family of Gertrude Peoples expresses heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and help shown during illness and death. J. B. Peoples and family extend appreciation for kindness and support.
Go to Dr James Early ophthalmologist in room 11 over the postoffice for glasses fitting. Exams offered both at night and during the day.
A Liberal offer pledges free Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets if they fail to satisfy. The formula blends Bismuth-Subnitrate Pepsin and carminatives, with a guaranteed promise and three sizes 25 50 and 100 cents. Store locations Cambridge Brenan Wilson Central National Bank Building Postoffice Building. Also a death obituary note mentions funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church and burial at Kimbolton cemetery.
Gertrude Peoples daughter of J B and Sarah J Peoples born October 4 1869 in Kimbolton Ohio died November 25 1909 at her parents home. She spent most of her life in Kimbolton devoted to family church and Sunday school work. A lifelong Methodist active in Epworth League and secretary of the township Sunday School association she faced illness with cheerful faith reading her Bible daily and cherishing books on scripture. Her funeral text was John 11 25 26 Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life.
An aged home remedy advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a cure for kidney and urinary complaints. It claims speedy relief from backache, bladder misery, and nervous symptoms with a fifty cent treatment, urging readers to trust Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati as a reputable company.
The Cambridge Typographical Union No. 208 schedules a regular meeting at Pathfinder's Hall tonight at 7 o'clock sharp. All members are urged to attend.
A call to farmers to attend institutes in Ohio with a strong speaker lineup. Emphasizes improved farming methods, fertilizer use, and study of agricultural institutions. Warns of soil exhaustion, urbanization, and declining yields, urging participation to uplift farming knowledge and profits. A. P. Sandles, Secretary, Ohio Dept. of Agriculture.
David Culbertson and his daughters visited Brady on Monday for shopping and errands in the city center.
The ad warns that many suffer from indigestion and dyspepsia and promotes Kodol as a perfect digester that rests the stomach while it heals. It contrasts Kodol with ordinary pepsin tablets and claims visible digestion in lab tests, urging immediate use for relief from sour stomach belching nausea bloating and heartburn.
An advertisement offers a money back guarantee on a large two dollar bottle sold by E C DeWitt & Co Chicago. If the user is not satisfied after using all contents, return the bottle and the druggist will refund the purchase price. Limited to one bottle per family.
Birds Run Mr F A Johnson and G H Stepon spent weekend with uncle Adam Stephen at Stone Creek who is very low with brain trouble. John Ingram and family visited Mrs Ingram's brother Robert Atkinson near Mt Hermon. Miss Vera Addy visits aunt Mrs Bertha Warden in Cambridge. Mrs J 4 Dull of Granville and daughter Mrs Earl Porterfield of Coxhocton visit Fletcher Dull and wife. Ir A Forney and family with Willard spent Sunday with cousin Mrs Arthur Addy near Newcomerstown. Mr William Little and wife dined with Jim Taylor and wife. Muriel Ingram dined with Press Addy Sunday.
Diamonds are advancing. If you are considering a purchase, make your selection new. Our stock is complete and it is no trouble to show them. Atkins, the jewelers.
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