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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
2
Health ad extolling Dr. R V Pierce and Favorite Prescription for female ailments. Claims women avoid indelicate exams yet treatment with the medicine cures drains irregularity and weakness. Notes endorsements, free medical adviser, and confidential letters with stamps for pamphlets and publications.
A sermon commentary on Acts 1 14 and 2 4 describing the apostles awaiting the Spirit at Jerusalem, the later Pentecost events with tongues of fire, female and male believers filled, and the pour out of prophecy and Joel a call to unity and love as the true measure of Spirit filling.
Marriage licenses issued for M. E. Hartley and Sue M. Hartley of Quaker City John C. Pritchard of New Philadelphia and Blanche Spencer of Londonderry Frank E. Daugherty of this city and Mary P. Berstler of Love City. Common Pleas cases include Ihnat vs Macary for damages $7,500 and Spence suit for $590 plus costs. A divorce suit Walters vs Walters was dismissed. Dow tax actions against Murray and Fecho add $540.67 due.
Sugar Tree Walter Howell and wife of Flat Ridge visited relatives here last week. Leslie Atchison of Cambridge spent time with brother in law R. A. Gibson and family. Rev. Jno Aikin from Rochester Pa. visited his mother near Odell and other kin in the county. Waldo Beal from Kirkersville visited his parents in Kimbolton area. Mr and Mrs Arneal returned from Fresno Cal after an extended trip. Mrs Bert Hines visited Cambridge area then returned with her mother in law. G W Gunn returned from Newark to visit the Bucys. Jefferson township trustees met at Brady noting road district appointments. Miss Bertha Leeper resumes teaching Jan 4 as schools reopen. Harrison Lepage of Cambridge visited late last week with J B Gunn. Boyd Adams toured Pittsburg Cannonsburg during holiday. Paul and Cecil Gibson from Tyner vicinity staying with uncle R R Gibson since New Years.
A local notice announces Potter's pre-inventory sale starting Saturday January 9 1909. The brief mentions a sale event and the upcoming date to attract customers to the shop.
Sarah Elizabeth Tedrick born near Fairview Guernsey County May 18 1828 died December 27 1908. Daughter of David and Sarah Max well married Reuben Tedrick December 27 1847. Eight children including John deceased Reuben deceased George deceased and daughters Kennedy Ford Tuttle Duffey Lanning. Active in Fletcher Memorial E M church near Fairview and remembered for charity and kindness by many friends at burial.
The children of Mrs. Sarah Tedrick express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help and flowers during her illness and death, and to the Pythian Sisters for floral remembrance.
Pleasant Valley hosts a lively gathering at the Stiles home with games and graphophone music by Dugan of Washington. Nearby families and friends, including the Oldhams, King, Marling, Mathews, and others, share New Year visits and health notes across Cambridge and Guernsey areas.
Reports from North Salem detail a broken mill delaying grinding until repairs arrive plus a purchased twelve horsepower gasoline engine. Neighbor visits include Howard Moninger and Jesse Moninger from East Liverpool and Washington PA. Socials, illnesses, and various travels are noted among area residents and families.
An old advertisement touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor in a new improved formula to nourish hair and keep the scalp healthy. It claims the product keeps hair on the head, prevents breakage, and does not change hair color.
An advertisement for J C Ayer Co. promotes Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a new improved scalp preparation. It claims to stop hair loss, cure dandruff, and promote hair growth, encouraging customers to try the product.
An advertisement promises a free 500 page book on care of horses cattle sheep dogs hog poultry titled Every Living Thing on the Farm by Humphrey’s Veterinary Specifics. It also offers a stable chart and a claim to cure constipation or pay all medicines, backed by personal reputation, with no cost if they fail.
Eighty acres well improved with good buildings and reliable water. The land is grass and timbered, located one mile north of the National Road in Oxford township, Guernsey county. Terms to suit purchaser. Call on or address W. H. Valentine Quaker City Ohio R. F. D. or O. W. Wells Cambridge Ohio. Dec. 17 30
The undersigned has been duly appointed executor of the estate of David McBride deceased late of Guernsey county Ohio this 15th day of December AD 1908 All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the same will present them duly authenticated to the undersigned for allowance THOMAS B McBRIDE Executor Robt T Scott Atty Dec 24 3w
A note on insults drawn from contrasts between canned black berries and ripe straw berries. The comparison highlights perceived value, timing, and cultural nuance in expression.
A compact 19th century advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as small gentle pleasant liver pills described as the best made and sold by all druggists across markets.
A reflective opinion piece argues that prejudice erodes truth by dismissing others' perspectives. It contends that recognizing diverse beliefs strengthens understanding and challenges bias in public discourse.
A public discourse note argues that public opinion can be shaped by false premises and urges critical examination of underlying assumptions before forming judgments. The piece highlights the risk of misinformed consensus affecting policy and social views.
A reader expresses a wish for a day without concerns or disturbances and hopes for seamless plans. The desire centers on simplicity, rest, and smooth routines without unexpected problems.
English Spavin Liniment claims to remove hard or soft lumps from horses and cures blood spavins curbs splints sweeney ring bone and sprains. One bottle promises large savings and is sold by Jno M Ogier, local druggist in Cambridge Ohio.
Senecaville family visits Mrs. Mallett on Mill Street while other relatives travel near Cambridge. Homer Hill, 15, dies of typhoid and is buried with Rev. Cool officiating. Hale staff report Prof. W O Moore earns a Life Certificate and declines higher offers. school praised. Twenty of fifty three failed.
Caution against mercury ointments for catarrh and praise for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Cure is taken internally, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and 75 cent price. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A historical advertisement touts Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup as a remedy for colds in children. It claims the product tastes maple sugar like, eases throat irritation, and stops coughing by a laxative action, sold by all druggists.
A creed is just a picture of truth and the thing pictured continues to grow beyond its frame, suggesting beliefs evolve while the ideal remains a guiding image.
Many suffer kidney and bladder trouble from neglecting back pains and urinary issues. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills help with weak back, backache, rheumatic pains, and all kidney and bladder trouble. Soothing antiseptic formula. Regular size 50c. Sold by all druggists.
Advertises Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that mimics a healthy stomach. Claims rapid digestion, gut comfort, and strong health with occasional use. Guarantees refund if not beneficial. notes large bottle offers value and a Chicago laboratory origin.
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