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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
2
A 1903 Jeffersonian brief with editor notes on wireless news, Roosevelt policy, Cebu reciprocity treaty, Pacific power, and China indemnity stance. Reflections on naval bases, the bubonic plague, the steel stock plan, and looming international tensions.
The article surveys Democratic power dynamics in Ohio with Gov hopefuls Dick and Herrick, Hanna’s support for McMahon, and calls to rally the party. It notes provincial feuds in Cleveland and Cincinnati, legal matters on labor, tariff fights in Congress, and a look toward 1904 candidacies amid coal and governance concerns.
The Winterset community report notes a successful Grange banquet and oyster supper with socializing enjoyed by all. Principal Mr Allender and Miss Amstot are mentioned amid school progress. W D Witlck fell ill at the banquet but is improving. Various local visits and family gatherings are listed including the Tuttles and Tedricks.
Fairview community items note visits from A T McCormick and Tarry Berry families, jail drilling on Saltsgater farm, births and illnesses, New Year's dance at G W Kimball's, and cold weather. Indian Camp reports sleigh rides, social at Flat Ridge, visits to J Ulrich and McCulley households, and multiple travel notes. Local rail and school updates brighten, including Grange degrees and regional visits.
An old dairy proverb compares effort to a penny in the churn and mothers are urged to use Scott's Emulsion for children who are weak or thin. The product is described as cod liver oil with hypophosphites, tuned for delicate stomachs and pleasant tasting to children.
Reader, Rev. M. D. Myers of Correctionville Ia, touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for relief from nervous prostration and stomach trouble. He claims improved health, weight gain, and ability to work under strain after years of illness. Also mentions German doctor finding left side paralyzed before treatment. Then local notes from Cumberland with social visits, school reopening, meetings, and obituaries.
A New Year's Day sociable at the ML Mormon U P church featured a sumptuous dinner and a brief literary program. During the business meeting a committee was formed to oversee improvements on the church building with James Miller W A Burns and John Nelson named as members.
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