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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
6
Rev. David E. Carman of the First Baptist church attended an evangelical conference of Baptist ministers from the Central Ohio District in Newark yesterday. The meeting, held at the First Baptist church, was in preparation for evangelical meetings set to begin statewide.
The Naps defeated the Cubs in three tight games at Hannan's alleys last evening. Naps led by 53 pins in the first, 81 in the second, and 32 in the third. Alexander of the Naps rolled the only 200+ game with 215 in the opener. the Naps and Tigers reschedule their postponed game for December 14.
Salesville reports Elmer Perry losing a valuable mare by death last week. Farmers butcher poultry and ship to Pittsburg this week. Attendees from here joined a pro tracted meeting at St John church on Saturday. A large crowd attended the Leatherwood schoolhouse literary and debate last Friday. O Brill and wife of Barnesville visited their mother Mrs Brill west of town for a few days. Rev O O Dennis preached at Gibson station Sunday evening. Many residents spent a day at the county seat last week. Victor Perry of Wooster arrived Saturday to visit relatives.
The item touts Root Juice as a cure all health remedy with strong claims about easing stomach and digestive ailments, liver and kidney support, better appetite and blood, and nervous system strength. It notes Brenan & Wilson stores sell it and mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health product. The piece also references local interest in politics and a Cambridge Co. ad for MOHORTA Bom Meda Flour.
The Hatton school in Cambridge used John Rogers primer Cobb's readers and Olneys geographies with teachers paid up to 40 dollars monthly. District details include 3 dollar quarterly per pupil funding from state funds and a reformist note on grade progression and teacher duties. A Penny royal Reunion recounts 1818 church activities near Fairview, a whisky-stone cornerstone anecdote, and notes on Perry’s Den jail history.
The record notes 1850 teacher Samuel Hutchison teaching three months at 35 dollars per month, followed by 1851 teacher George Moore at 40 dollars per month for one year. This Chestnut school has a documented history in Guernsey County courts.
Theatrical show The Other Fellow at the Colonial on Saturday December 26 offers a brisk farce filled with music and laughs. Jas B. Mackie stars as Hooligan delivering standout comic turns as the company expands with new songs and high spirited scenes. Matinees are at 2:30 with 10 and 25 cents. evening prices range 25 35 and 50 cents.
An advertisement warns habitual smokers of throat inflammation known as smokers sore throat and presents Tonsiline as a quick antiseptic cure. It claims the remedy cleanses the throat, destroys harmful germs, soothes sore membranes, and prevents cancer risk, priced 25 and 50 cents, from The Tonsiline Co. Canton Ohio.
Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics claims to cure diseases of horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry by acting directly on the sick parts. It lists remedies for colic bellyache diarrhea dysentery kidney and bladder disorders mange eruptions ulcers and indigestion among others. Available at druggists or by mail from Humphreys Medicine Co New York.
The company appears at the Colonial for a Christmas matinee and a night show, delivering seasonal performances for audiences.
Butter and eggs prices in Londonderry Markets. Rev Allen to speak at M E church Wednesday. Local chatter on timber work, visits to Bridgeport and Wheeling, holiday illnesses, and Christmas plans. Turkeys sold by Mrs Yarnell and a joint Christmas tree event by M E and U P Sunday Schools at the U P church Christmas Eve.
Advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising beauty and charm for 35 cents. It targets women of all ages with pimples and blemishes and is offered by Brooks Sutton, a druggist.
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