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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
3
Local testimonials from Lowell residents praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier and family remedy. The C. I. Hood Co. promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as reliable, available in liquid or Sarsatabs, with 100 doses for one dollar.
For piles external or internal. bleeding or burning. also for burns scalds inflamed or ruptured breasts sore nipples salt rheum chapped hands fever blisters corns bunions. Sample mailed free. at Creckers, 3 cantas, or mail Humphreys Home Medicine Co. New York.
Nervous debility vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes promoted by Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 in use over 40 years. The only successful remedy priced at $1 per vial or a special package for serious cases at $5. Bold by Praugertieta or sent prepaid on receipt of price Gempareys Homes Metleine Co Vor William.
Notice filed December 14 1907 in Guernsey county probate court Cambridge Ohio seeks transfer of sub districts 7 8 9 and 10 from Spencer township to Cumberland village school district. Hearing fixed January 10 1908 at 10 o’clock a m. all interested must appear. Probate Judge Howard W Luccock. December 12 1907.
Details outline per year and multi year certificate requirements for elementary and high school certificates. Applicants must pass required branches on specific schedules with set minimum years’ experience and renewal conditions for two year certificates since Sept 1 1904. Endorsed by Pres H L Cash and officials Worthy Dyson and W Moore.
Born to Dr and Mrs O J Dussehimer of Sonora a daughter arrived Saturday December 28 1907. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is recommended for winter health with 35c tea or tablets. Brooks Luton notes the health pitch and nearby buyers are urged to consider the product. Two Guernsey county men received common school life teacher certificates in Columbus: W O Moore Senecaville and Bert M Thompson Byesville.
Common Pleas Court adjourned until January 1 1908 for pending motions and demurrers. Cases include removal to U S court for Southern Ohio in Valentine vs American Sheet and Tin Plate and judgments on verdicts in Cambridge Glass Co and other actions. Probate notices list estates and appointments including Hartley Laughlin Gadd Hurley and Fogle with administrators and executors named.
Salesville and nearby towns report numerous visits and holiday gatherings. Quaker City resident John Johnson spent the weekend with sister Ella Tetirick in the area. Oscar Enos of Bedford vacations with Jasper Enos family, while Stewart Boyd visits his nephew Geo Tetirick in New Philadelphia.
Christmas was observed quietly with a Sunday School treat at Fletcher Church. Residents report several illnesses as the community’s grippe and colds affect many, with Mrs. Harry Berry, Mrs. Minnie Brown, and Mrs. Levi Carter listed sick. Jesse Barton from Redman NL visits relatives. Clifton Carter resumes school. Roscoe Robinson returns to classes. Wilda Henry and Daisy Arnold of Middlebourne visit John West's.
Millions of dollars in gold have been sent from Europe as relief for money stringency. The piece notes frequent repetition of the headline and cites reasons for the flow, alongside an advertisement for Hostetters Stomach Bitters claiming digestive relief and a free 1908 almanac offer.
The charred body of Edward Y. Hutchinson, a West Virginia based B&O railroad operator, was interred in Senecaville after a Sunday night cremation at the Wheeling area depot. He had planned a visit home this week and had sought transportation from Wheeling.
Investigations point to two Black men as suspects in the station murder and arson that killed Operator Hutchinson after he forced them to leave on a Saturday night. The body was found charred near the ticket window, with Christmas events noted including a Bible prize for daily Sunday School attendance.
A Cambridge resident recounts eight years of backache and lumbago eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. The letter claims kidney cure, relief from pain, and lasting health after using the product priced at 50 cents, marketed by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, NY.
A newspaper notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for catarrh claimed to affect the whole body and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and urges readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
Clay Pike Miss Neva Call is quite sick with grip. Mrs. Jay Devore visits Columbus friends. Mrs. Samuel Finley of Pleasant City is worse and not expected to live. Mrs. Sherman Heskett of North Star is on the sick list. Willlie Archer and Berie Johnson visit L. B Archer in Pleasant City for Christmas. Roy Kackley of Wittenburg College home for holidays. Emma Adair and others guests of J. R. Adair. Jerry Hamilton and Puritan coal mine blacksmith escape serious injury after cage break. Mrs. Will Cowgill of Cleveland returns from North Seventh Street visit. Read Hoskinson's Bond offer page 5.
C F Degolier and family from Cambridge spend a few days with friends. Miss Mehalia Sherrick of Cambridge visits the Morris family. Weston Proctor of Washington County, Pa., is here for a short visit.
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