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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
6
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a prompt and free bowel mover that gently clears the system. It claims to soothe irritation and stop coughs, noting it is especially good for children and sold by all druggists.
A reflective note on independent builders who fail to secure comparable outcomes from their efforts. It underscores uneven rewards for self made individuals and hints at systemic hurdles in achieving uniform success.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey Tar as a great throat and lung remedy. It claims to stop coughs relieve congestion and expel the cold from the system with a mild laxative effect and recommends refusing substitutes. Brooks Sutton.
A compact humorous line describing men who carry and keep their enthusiasm close to the body, metaphorically storing energy and vigor in their hip pockets.
Ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions sores and boils. It claims to soften and beautify the skin and lists uses for sore eyes cold sores cracked lips and chapped hands and notes effectiveness for piles. Available at Neilley & Co and C A Heiner of Byesville.
Ayscue of ingle side North Carolina reports 65 years of indigestion and failed doctors ending with Dr King’s New Life Pills. They cured constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. 25c at Neilley Co and C A Heiner of Byesville. A brief note adds a boy enjoying his first watch.
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best safe cough remedy for children. It claims quick relief at first symptoms, wards off bronchitis sore throat and stuffy breathing, contains no opiates or harmful drugs, and urges keeping it on hand with no substitutes. Brooks Sutton.
A terse proverb notes that no court will grant a living by itself, implying personal responsibility for earnings rather than entitlement. It emphasizes self-reliance over legal or institutional guarantees.
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured a severe long running kidney trouble and she endorses it as a grand medicine. Brooks Sutton notes no burglar alarm is needed for a nervous wife.
A brief health item notes Oley Urino Laxative as best for children with mild action and pleasant taste. It claims to relieve constipation and is favored over stronger purgatives.
Local brief recalling New Year celebrations and cancellations such as the kissing bee and New Year tree. Mentions Fred Bendure visiting from Cincinnati, Thomas Blazier recovering from a fall, Mrs. J. G. Stockdale’s pension, and the Farmer's Institute in Fairview. Also notes Christmas visits, church meetings at the M E church, Rev. Stewart’s sermons, W. B. Hays in Kansas, I. C. Rose’s Cambridge visit, county commissioners, a forthcoming wedding, and Taft’s appointment of A. L. Stevens as postmaster at Cambridge Ohio.
The undersigned prohibit hunting with dogs guns or ferrets or digging with any instrument on lands they own or control. Violators face fullest penalties of the law. Signed by multiple property owners including Madden Hague Stockdale Johnston Hayhurst Goodin Downerd Beggs Gray Hawk ins McBride Hayhurst Brown Logan Lake McBride Hannan Meredith and others. Date December 27 to 31.
C E Valentine advertises complete electric lighting enabling photos any hour. Sittings available from 7 am to 6 pm with rapid order fulfillment. Post cards specialty. Located opposite the post office. December 2 1 mo.
Rev. J. W. Ashwood and wife enjoyed a Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. J. H. Mahaffey on North Eleventh Street.
Walter and Edna Huggins of Love City are spending the week with their cousin Mildred Mahaffey who lives on North Eleventh Street.
Miss Gertrude Andrews of Zanesville returned home Monday afternoon after visiting Miss Ethel Lingenfelter on East Wheeling Avenue.
An advertisement notes Hexamethylenetetramine as a key ingredient in Foley's Kidney Remedy and describes it as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. The copy urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregularity.
Councilman elect Minor Thorla and assistant Stan Tom Cooper abandoned their barber duties on Christmas Day to host a dinner for customers. The Berwick Hotel barbershop observed the holiday with a meal served in front of the shop while patrons waited their turns.
Paul Keyes of Pittsburg is visiting friends locally, marking a brief social trip and familiar contacts during his stay.
Carl Oshe spent Sunday with his parents at Zanesville, sharing a family day in the Ohio city.
Miss Helen l fame left Monday for a visit with friends in Lancaster. Miss Laura Secrest of Cleveland is visiting relatives in Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Price spent Christmas with friends in Marietta. Enoch Bailey went to Columbus on Tuesday to procure an artificial leg. Edward Welsh of Zanesville is visiting his uncle, Elmer Siens, of the city.
Attorney R. T. Scott departed Monday for a legal business trip to Cincinnati to handle court matters and investigations.
Attorney W H Brown of Fairview was in the city on legal business Monday.
Attorney A R McCulloch came back Monday after visiting relatives in Wellsville.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Siens were the guests of friends in Zanesville on Christmas day.
Andrew Nicholson of New Philadelphia Ohio visits Cambridge friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Ben Davis and Mr and Mrs Clem Davis spend Christmas with friends in Pleasant City. Mr and Mrs Jas Hoskins and daughter Agatha visit Caldwell over Christmas. Miss Florence Wetherall of Steubenville is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Kelley on Gaston Avenue.
Mrs. Wm. Cooper and her son Harry, from Claysville, traveled to Grove City, Pennsylvania, Sunday night to visit relatives.
Mrs Emma DeHart and son Otho with the Misses Effie and Edna De Hart are visiting relatives and friends in Zanesville.
Master Harold Wilkinson and his twin sister Elberta of Warnock visit J. Y. Denham and family on McCleary avenue.
Charles W. Barrett returns home to Columbus Monday after spending Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett. T. L. Crossen and family, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Stockdale of South Tenth street, leave for West Lafayette Sunday night.
Quarterly meeting prompts schedule changes for Kimbulton Circuit. No preaching at Hopewell Flat Ridge or Kimbolton on January 2. Zion 10 a m and 6 30 p m. Bird's Run 2 p m. Rev Ira Morton to preach at Hopewell 10 a m Flat Ridge 2 p m Kimbolton 6 30 p m. Communion at Hopewell Flat Ridge. Second Quarterly Conference at Hopewell Wednesday afternoon January 12. Dr Dewey to preach.
Rural mail carriers in the county were required to count Christmas deliveries and postage on the prior Saturday to secure statistics. Depending on the results, the post office department may grant rural carriers a Christmas holiday.
Thomas O. Poe of the Ohio Drilling Co of Massillon was in the city for undisclosed business. Local records note his affiliation with the firm and his appearance at a yet unspecified event.
Miss Ora Stockdale is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Albaugh on North Tenth street for a social visit.
A short archival note references Dr Humphreys and a price event marked by a 25 ae vent phrase, indicating a pricing detail or sale context from the period.
Mrs F M Churchman and her daughter Nan of Highland avenue visited friends in Eyesville Friday and attended the Christmas Cantata at the Huton opera house.
Four Marietta men George S. Foreman W C Peters F P Morse and L T Cisler arrived in the city Sunday evening and left Monday morning on a business trip to Quaker City. Morse and Cisler are linked with Noble County Brick Co Ava.
Mr and Mrs J M Albaugh hosted their children and grandchildren on North Tenth Street this past week. Guests included Dr and Mrs Fehr of Akron Mr and Mrs Alonzo Albaugh and sons of Columbus and Ralph of Ireland. They departed today for their new homes.
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