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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
7
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A nurse recounts a dramatic night at a hospital home where a masked burglar threatened her and a patient. She stole a prized plate to aid the intruder, hid in a closet, and later saved the patient from death. The patient praised her courage, and she remained by his side through recovery.
Guernsey County announces examinations for teachers and Boxwell candidates in Cambridge with dates from September to August. Standards vary by class with language on age, experience, psychology, science and education history requirements. Fees, invitations, and officials listed.
Fragmentary old time medicinal ad text references DeWitt’s Little Liver Pills One Minute Cough Cure Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with testimonials and cautions noting uses for cough dyspepsia piles and skin ailments. Mentions Dr Armstrong and Gov Atkinson anecdotes.
A late Alabama colored community raised funds for a new church and planned a dedication. A teacher asks a girl where she goes tomorrow and she replies I re going to the degradation of our church. A moment of misreadings and sharp retorts follows in this reflective clipping.
A testimonial from Mrs Wesley Guy of Kemptville Ontario praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and related products for relieving female weakness after childbirth. The notice warns against substitutes and notes the product contains no alcohol or narcotics and aids convalescence.
In Russ country villages, youths and maidens form quiet knots for a circling dance. A piper plays, a boy offers his handkerchief, and the girl may nod in assent. Partners circle with no spoken words or laughter as spectators prize the quiet lassie who has spoken never.
New York artists often work in bare studios lacking furniture and decoration. Painters say costlier draperies and art objects distract from creation, and many successful artists treat their spaces as pure workrooms with unesthetic surroundings.
Washington Post notes a white haired matron of the city enjoys a sly musical joke with a young State Department man as a pianist performs new selections. The matron hints that the piece is Maiden's Prayer while the young man recognizes Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Meanwhile in nature, evidence shows the northern bluethroat migrates 1000 miles from central Africa to the German coast in a single nocturnal journey, starting after sunset and arriving before dawn.
An indulgent husband declares plans to build a new home funded by savings. He offers his wife a choice between the house and a new fall hat she desires. The wife replies that she cannot wear a house on her head, in a millinery trade review tone.
An exchange between a woman and Thomas De Quincey about why there are more women than men in the word. He cites nature and seeing more of heaven than earth. He adds a quip about dancing.
A wartime eraまrhapsody fragment captures a terse exchange as a man reports a cold supper at home and muses on efforts that may have helped though the line hints at warmth provided by his wife in a domestic vignette.
A quirky snippet notes Fred triumphs over Miss Chattington in a social exchange. The playful line hints at a punny exchange with postal or social misdirection, ending with a Philadelphia reference and a teased continuation.
Two Am erican college athletes Castor and Pollux, famed as the best amateur players in New England, star in a dramatic game where Pollux unexpectedly appears late, helps secure a one point victory, and later reveals a tale of separation, tragedy, and a brother’s death as the team captain questions his absence. Westcott Atwell, Hartford Courant.
A damaged ad declares drinkers must heed warnings and promises T R Bea of Bentl Mississippi shares testimonial that his wife recovered from consumption after using King’s New Discovery. The claim urges readers to seek the remedy with free trial offers from local pharmacists and firms in Cambridge and Ry esville.
A fragmented OCR page lists several patent medicines and remedies including Allen's Facu-Ease powder for sore throat and damp feet, Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children with testimonials, PC King's New Life Pils for dyspepsia and headaches, Tawshorne's and Heiner's notices, Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh, with old New York vendors and addresses.
A dubious remedy claim promises quick relief for bladder and kidney pain with stated success in six hours. It cites New Graph South American Kidney Cure and M. Ogier as the distributor in Cambridge, urging rapid use despite evident errors and promotional tone.
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