19 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
1
Overstocks and discounts fill a Cambridge shop with values on calico, flannel, toweling, linen, underwear, woolens, gloves, children's wear, coats, hats, handkerchiefs, blankets, caps, yarns, glassware, dolls, toys, and holiday goods. Prices range from a few cents to a dollar, with many items offered at factory or advance prices.
The piece notes widespread disgust across parties at David D. Taylor challenging Senator A. B. Hurst. It recalls election results, GOP voices regretting not supporting Hurst, and calls for restraint amid partisan controversy.
D D Taylor former Republican candidate challenged Senator J E Hurst Democrat in a senate contest. Depositions begin Monday with D B Yost and F M Beard hearing testimony. ultimately the senate will decide after committee report. Senator Hurst won by 202 votes and holds a valid certificate.
A sermon on navigating life as a first voyage through a changing world. It cites Joshua crossing the Jordan, divine guidance over human counsel, and reverence for the sacred ark as a model for seeking God’s leading. The talk warns against irreverence, notes personal and national novelty, and urges doing good without expecting gratitude.
The advertisement claims Royal Baking Powder improves digestion due to pure wholesome ingredients. Hygienists and physicians are said to recommend its use in food preparation, particularly for those with delicate digestion.
An advertisement notes Royal Baking Powder at 10 William Street New York. It promotes the product and its brand presence in the city.
The excerpt blends reflections on Biblical journeys and moral exhortations with historical anecdotes. It mentions biblical figures and plagues, the Jordan crossing, moral duty, and calls for perseverance under divine guidance, alongside notes on leaders like Massena and Roosevelt and a mix of unrelated anecdotes.
An advertisement extols Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a nourishing hair food that stops hair loss and restores color. Mrs. A Boydston of Atchison Kansas praises it, claiming her hair grew to 45 inches with the product.
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