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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
8
A fragmented medical advertisement outlines throat and nasal diseases heart and blood and skin conditions brain spine and nerves rheumatism and nervous disorders for men women and aged individuals. It urges consultation for rupture varicocele and related concerns.
Maude Thompson Lake born March 25 1878 died December 14 1906. Born near Claysville Ohio raised there moved to Byesville a few years ago. She worked at Cambridge glass factory to support two young sons and her aunt Mrs Gatharine Thompson. She walked the electric car line daily and was struck by a west bound train crossing the B and O tracks while resuming work. Her funeral was held with relatives visiting.
Pleasant Valley School shows steady progress under Miss Blanche Hamilton. School closes after this week until after New Year. Old Pleasant Valley quiet, hopes to be lively after Tuesday. Christmas greetings from Jefferson Township readers. T. H. Bichard of Jefferson Township visited his father J. F. Bichard. Sunday school unit held a short entertainment with a tree on Saturday evening the 22nd. All well.
Applicants for teachers certificates in Gelansey County will take examinations at set dates for various certificates and durations. The notice outlines the required branches, certificate validity periods, and renewal details, with dates and procedural notes for candidates and clerks.
A fragmented report notes a heated discussion at a recent OSU gathering about mounting workload and job strain. The volatile exchange highlights burnout concerns among staff and calls for better management of duties and mental health support.
Mrs J W Sarchet and son Roy Sarchet of East Gomber avenue left Tuesday morning on a business trip to Pittebarg.
A. P. Braniger and Emma J. Braniger of Woodburn Marion County are named in a court filing in Isuernsey Ohio. W. L. Braniger claims a promissory note dated January 24 184 with 6 percent annual interest and seeks judgment for the amount due. Defendants must answer by February 9 19 or a judgment will be entered. attorney is O W Wells and W L Braniger. December 1936.
Senecaville and nearby towns report a flurry of visits and greetings. Names include Mrs Fred Salt Ina Keys Mrs Wm Ka Rex and wife at Cambridge Thursday with others like Mrs Price and Miss Ruth Creamer in attendance. Mrs Archit Shipley returns to Columbus while Rev Z W Rich and Nev e attend appointments near Topeka. Relatives gather in Alliance upon hearing of a death. George Abell and daughter travel from Woodlawn to Alliance by telegram notice.
A vintage ad essay on kidney health, urging cure of symptoms misattributed to muscle weakness. It touts Deans Kidney Pills as the remedy for backache, urinary issues, and related disorders. Cambridge resident Paul Sherrard is quoted claiming relief from back pain during strains after using the tablets.
Notice announces appointment of J. H. Secrest as Administrator with will annexed. It requests all claims or duly authenticated documents to be presented for allowance. Attorney J. B. Ferguson, Dec 20-30.
Terrible eczema afflicted a little boy. A miraculous cure by Cuticura is claimed. Sermon on The Law of Liberty scheduled at U P church next Sabbath evening at 7 o’clock. Culvert near main road broken Saturday afternoon remains dangerous. Christmas treat at Presbyterian Sabbath school Sunday morning. Catttata at U P church Christmas Eve and tree and treat at Methodist church Christmas night. Presbyterian members surveyed to fund a full-time pastor.
Poor OCR text advertises Dr A W Chase medicine with guarantees and refund terms. States refunds 40 cents per box and claims rapid relief, mentioning Buffalo address and dealers.
Mrs. Sam Gillespie of Cumberland visits her ailing father J. M. Sabin while May Giffin heads back to Cleveland. Letters note visits, illnesses, and travels. a Hopewell school house pie social is planned for next Wednesday evening. Church services and local visits fill the week with multiple families mentioned across Bloomfield, Zanesville, and surrounding towns.
Miss Nettie Forney spent the late week with friends in Cambridge. Mrs. John Ingrai and son Orville were Leesof Wo Bo Johnson and family Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Nixon shared dinner with J. M. Forney’s family Sunday. Mrs. Charlotte Evans visits Newcomerstown. Ashes of meeting start at the Baptist church Monday night. Spent time with relatives in Spur vote Station and Bradford. Local business visits include Hattie Johnson and several named residents in Newermers town and AaMesrvite Vast Wegne. Mrs. Harry Duncy of Byesville visited relatives Monday.
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