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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
8
Cambridge news notes deaths and visits with Secrest and Moorehead families, a pneumonia funeral for Little Mars, weddings, and local travels. A 890,090 water bond was defeated by a large margin. An ad recounts Dr. Canbride resident Carlisle Grimes endorsing a kidney remedy, citing a CarlisleHardware employee’s back pain relief with Donkey’s Kidney Pills.
Advertising copy extols cod liver oil and hypophosphites in Scott's Emulsion as a digestion friendly fat for consumptives. Claims fat feeding aids lung disease, promises free sample and notes Bo̲wne chemists offer the product.
Nan Camp hosted a gathering for local youths on Friday. Residents spent New Year’s Day with Rev S W Lorimer and family. Lorimer fell ill and Dr. Cowden of Kimbolton attended. Mrs J M Sabin is sick. Mary Grandstaff is improving. Harvey Lawyer visited Cambridge last week. James Cuwden and sister Bessie Cuwden stayed with Lewis near Bloomfield. Hattie Lawyer and Mary McMullen attended a Flat Ridge literary. Will McMullen brought home his bride from the Depot hotel restaurant. Junior promises another surprise soon. Jessie Barnes visits friends in Pittsburg.
The piece describes how winter brings sun and snow or fierce winds and storms. It claims rheumatism, coryza, and other ailments worsen, and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical permanent cure with abundant proof.
Morton L. Dit of Lebanon Ind reports his wife recovered from inflammatory rheumatism after using a mystic cure. She walked in three days after six weeks in bed and eight physicians with no relief. Sold by J M Oiger Cambridge. Also notes deaths and local notices including Mrs Alice Randall, 48, typhoid, public obituary and church affiliation.
Thompson Browers and wife of Albion Pa visiting uncle John Thompson for a few days. Oscar Hadlten opens new business today. Miss Manda Johnson holidays in Cambridge with uncle Beo Jomain. Beo Gowers family and Harvey Ream dine New Year’s day with Cornelius Gray. John Berry and wife visit Mrs Thomas Berry in Cambridge. Hattie Berry spends holidays in Canal Dover with sister Mrs David Graham. Willa Stewart of Cambridge visits Arsasialres Eh Miner through holidays. Mrs Tempie of Ci a with Jon A Chambers for a few days. Mrs ue ninghaw of New York City guest of M G Zeiger family at Fair Ground Indianom, returns Sunday afternoon. Littetau mine owned by Bastore Mine Co with about six thousand acres of coal lands between Ca It and Ave has been to the Wills Creek Coal Co. The ageeaceranios said to be over 300.
Public notice of a January sale offering heavily discounted holiday and fancy goods. Items include albums dolls toys and bath sets with sale prices from a few cents to a dollar, plus dozens more markdowns. Also notes amendment of Imperial Mining Company charter relocating principal office from Cambridge Guernsey to Cleveland Ohio and signed by secretary James M Williams on January 7 1903.
Winter grips Union Dale with temperatures six to twenty degrees below zero. Margaret McKinney remains sick. Union Dale Grange elected Omer Barnett master and EB Amspoker secretary for the year. Neighbors Mrs Norris and friends visited Bloomfield. A Christmastree for young girls brought joy. Local trips to Pike schoolhouse and Cleveland referenced. Clergy Rev Duncan preached German at New Concord. Socials and dinners noted among residents, plus farm and travel updates.
The Washington segment reports a one week vacation, cold temperatures from 10 to 20 below, a series of social visits to Washington including Prof. Keowles and Mrs. Mculloch, and many local happenings. It notes a county fair meeting, New Year scenes, a fatal calf, sleighing parties, and a court verdict in the Owen Co. case with defendant awarded damages.
Advert wording touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It claims sediment in water signals trouble and promotes samples and a free book from Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York.
An Omaha reader named S. E. Turd from All Unson Nebraska testifies the Dr Miles New Heart Cure relieved severe heart attack like spells and headaches, while Lewis Anderson Kale of S. O. reports chest soreness and throat oppression eased after taking the product. Both note lasting improvement and urge others with heart disease to try the remedy, with druggists selling and guaranteeing first bottle. The advertisement promotes Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhast Indiana.
Vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes are addressed by Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 in use over 40 years. Described as the only successful remedy, it is sold at $1 per vial or $5 for a special package for serious cases. Available from Humphreys Medical Co. William and Jones Streets, St. V. Prepaid by receipt of price.
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