06 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
1
A short editorial praising Jenius as Ruskin defines it and urging the use of Ivory Soap for effective housekeeping. It claims Ivory is the cheapest soap in America, harmless, and suitable for washing embroideries, laces, and delicate fabrics.
A clipped historical note recounts a letter addressed to the Cambridge Ohio mayor in 1875 about Capt. James Jack and the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. It details Jack’s life as a NC Revolutionary soldier, his later Cambridge store, and a plea to erect a memorial tablet for forgotten heroes.
A discussion on how top corporate heads guide large trusts without constant orders, relying on subordinates yet bearing final responsibility for outcomes. Modern organization assigns leadership risk to the chief while empowering managers, with examples from Standard Oil and related structures. Also notes experiments on music's impact on fatigue and learning, plus a brief murder mystery in Greensburg and talks of a European oil combine led by Royal Petroleum.
In a February ANB course, Dr Talmiye highlights causes of thanksgiving using David and the harp as symbols. He urges grateful praise with ten strings, cites daily blessings, and asks listeners to count luxuries, eyesight, and sustenance denied to others, urging sincere gratitude.
A vintage note asserts that foods baked with Royal Baking Powder including hot rolls muffins and cakes may be eaten freely without fear of indigestion, signaling a domestic kitchen claim about digestion and safety.
General W Stout of Sacramento California testifies after spending hundreds on cures that Ayer Cherry Pectoral relieves severe coughing paroxysms. Doctors say it may not cure all asthma but is best for relief.
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