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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
8
Notice dated January 24 1908 announces Rachel A Gadd as administrator of the John Gadd estate in Guernsey County Ohio. Creditors are urged to present claims for allowance and debtors to pay promptly.
A reader recalls a man claiming February stands for Freezebody and notes the need for lasting warmth. The ad promises Hood’s Sarsaparilla to invigorate blood, boost endurance, and protect against cold weather and disease for all ages.
Clay Pike and family attended services while a revival continues at the Pleasant City M E church where ninety eight conversions are reported. Local residents Miss Lillie Teener Mr F M Secrest and others were hosted by J M Kackley on Sunday as social visits continued.
Mrs M Jackson returns from a visit to relatives in Zanesville. George Tyson guests of friends in Byesville Sunday. R H Dilley visits relatives in Macksburg. A A French born to W E and Mrs Bean of North Street. Canal Dover business trip for A A French. John Hammer in Love City on business. Mrs S W Dickens visits friends in this city. Mrs William Johnson leaves for Columbus to visit daughter Mrs Bert Thompson. Mrs J A Boyd called to Tyner for ill mother Mrs G W McFee.
An old newspaper ad roundups several products. Burdock Blood Bitters claims to strengthen stomach membranes boost digestion and purify blood. Doan's Ointment advertised for skin itching piles eczema with store availability. Doan's Regulars praised by Geo Krause for mild bowel regulation. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil promoted as a cheap pain remedy for households.
Miss Agnes Toohey of Alton, principal at Irving School for twelve years, enforces cleanliness by noting dirt on faces and hands and sending notes home. A boy’s odor prompts a note to his mother asking bath to help him be a pleasing classmate.
North Salem G D Bell visited Columbus to see brother Robert in the asylum and reports his condition improving. Mrs James Hill of near Craig visited her mother Mrs Jane Miller, and James Hill and wife visited over Sunday. Hyle Baker moved through Kimbolton en route to near Odell to occupy the Miller farm. Jennie Mathews visited her sister Jas Forney of Cambridge last week. Walter Booth of Guernsey visited 2 R Jones from Saturday to Monday. Miss Maggie Moninger, Cumberland teacher, visited her parents. Mrs Moninger improves slowly. Coal at Wills Creek mines sells for 3 cents a bushel. O R Jones mine sells 4 cents. E E McKim and wife of Kimboll visited T A McKim last Sunday. Several telephone firms met in Kimbolton to discuss a free exchange farmers system. lack of free exchange from some companies postponed action, but hope remains.
Local items list residents visiting and transacting business from Tyner Cambridge and nearby areas. Mentions Kimbolton Porter Gibson J E Gregg D B McCullough Clark Morrow Olive Lafferty Irene Tyson and M T Kennedy with short visits and sales. Market prices for eggs butter chickens corn wheat and hay are included.
Cambridge residents endorse Doans Kidney Pills for kidney troubles. An Ohio testimonial from Joseph Gorehead recalls lumbago attacks and irregular kidney action, claiming quick relief and restored health. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sells the tablets for 50 cents with the motto Remember the name Doans.
An advertisement touts Tonsiline as a ready cure for sore throat and related illnesses. It stresses instant use at first signs and claims protection against tonsillitis, quinsy, croup, and diphtheria, promoting its popularity and reliability.
A local store announces a drastic clearance for winter items to make room for spring. Discounts cover overshoes, boots, gloves, socks, underwear, coats, suits, dresses, and accessories with prices marked down to volumes far below list, including men and boy wear and ladies attire.
The remains of Harry Shockley who died in Lafayette Colorado arrived by the B and O last night at 10 o clock. He was taken to the home of his brother Fred Shockley on Grant avenue South Cambridge where funeral services were held this morning at 10 o'clock. The services were largely attended as Shockley was a popular young man. Interment followed in South cemetery.
Fred Stevens has resigned his position with Fred Shafer and left for Cincinnati. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church will meet with Mrs. T. J. Wallace at 7129 North 8th Street on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
A large real estate corporation advertises for a county representative with special inducements for those who become financially interested. The notice targets local residents and promotes profit incentives through involvement with the firm.
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