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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
2
The Jeffersonian reviews Monroes 1822 doctrine, argues for U S support in Caribbean and warns against European imperial moves in Venezuela. It notes Britain and Germany pressuring Venezuela, discusses Dewey and potential fleets, and cites local civic updates and social events in Cambridge and Washington.
Advertorial letter from S E Purdy and Lewis Anderson recounts long battles with weak heart and headaches. Both credit Dr Miles Heart Cure with stopping chest pain choking sensation and scares of blindness after taking multiple bottles. Readers urged to consult Dr Miles Medical Co for remedies and a free book on nervous and heart diseases.
Local items from Lore City include visits and guests such as Mrs. Davidson of Senecaville staying with daughter Mrs. Stella Leonard, and Mrs. Grace Chester with her son Willis visiting the Chester family. Others mention Joseph Winniker of Gibson's attending a Teachers Institute at the M E church, Ellwood Dawees of the International Correspondence School in Scranton on business, and Milton Cash of Cambridge plus J A Burnworth of Beaver visiting. A Christmas entertainment is planned at the M E church Christmas Eve, with invitations extended. Pearl Vandyne is seriously ill, and Al Kleberry is convalescent after a two week illness. County residents are urged to obtain Grange Master Derthick's address from the State Grange opening in Defiance, noting the Grange’s growing value to agriculturists.
The notice argues that proper feed boosts farming profits and extends the idea to children. It asserts that Scott's Emulsion, a mixed food with Cod Liver Oil, strengthens flesh blood and muscle, supports bone and brain, and suits delicate children.
Owen Nelson and W J Smith of Cumberland visited here on Monday. Hardin Bros unloaded two carloads of live turkeys and geese bought at Cumberland on Friday. Lu Rich and Alex Strong were at Cambridge on business last week. J J Harrup and L Notson visited Cumberland Friday and Love City Tuesday. Mrs Cora Hale and J Hartup with daughter Ethel visited Cambridge last week. Kelsia Brown visited the county seat Saturday. Homer and John Meighen visited their parents at Salesville over Sunday.
Mrs. and E. Mehaffey came home Saturday after weeks with friends at Newcomerstown and Bowerstown. Mrs. Agnes Kenworthy and her Oklahoma children visit the area. Joseph Culbertain remains nearby. J. Sproat attended a teachers meeting in Love City. G. Beal moved into a new blacksmith shop. Paul Trimble visited Cambridge friends Saturday evening.
The November meeting of the Antrim M W A elected officers for the term. Crounsel J D Harding Advisor B F P Downard Glork O Little Banker J H Tubble Escort L Madden Watchman W H Harper Sentry J H Bachman Manager R Hope Chief Forster C W Tard ing Installation set for January 10.
Pleasant City items record Mr. and Mrs. Devore from New Lexington visiting Cambridge to see their son Perry. Tay Devore of Derwent and May Morris of Pleasant City wed on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Alice Suarta visited her niece in Glenwood Saturday. Reverend Note moved his family to a new site this week.
Wm Wilson of New Concord vin ted friends in this neighborhood Tuesday and Wednesday of last, wael, Henry Young called on J D Ball's Friday of last week. Mr and Mrs Walter Kennedy of Bird's Run spent last Wednesday with Mrs Lovina Rathife and family, S B Coulter of Bird's Run called on friends at this place and elsewhere last Friday evening.
Retail list advertises satin lined wraps including a $5 item at 3.95 with mercerized lining. Monte Carlos 29 and 32 inches formerly 12.50 now 10.00. Lescenes 15.00 now 10.00. Montenac Wraps 12.50 now 8.00. Kersey Wraps with slot seam offered at price.
A Cambridge creditors sale advertises deep discounts on boots coats suits jackets and dresses with many items priced far below value. It lists lands and tenements across Coshocton Guernsey and Wheeling areas and notes mortgage security for deferred payments. The notice urges unity of customers and states refunds on misrepresented goods. Dec 9 1902.
Legal notice from Probate Court Coshocton Ohio. John L Marlatt Perry Marlatt and others. By order of sale I will offer property at public auction at the south door of the courthouse Coshocton on Monday January 19 1905.
A marketplace list highlights low prices on cloth, oil cloth, flannels, blankets, toweling, shirts, yarns, stockings, handkerchiefs, and mackintoshes. Notable items include oil cloth at 20c per yard, heavy flannels at 4c, cotton blankets at 45c per pair, and gent's and ladies items advertised at fractions of a dollar.
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