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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1906

Page

1

Middletown Meeting Faces Police, Damages and Local News

In Middletown a council meeting discussed appointing a police prosecutor with compensation limits, resolving to table the issue. Damage claims by Wm. Larrison for Coshocton avenue were referred to the Public Service Board with city staff and a two-member committee. A dangerous sidewalk on South 10th Street prompted no action. Building permits were granted to Dr. T. McWilliams and Boston hawkers. The town’s social notices include residents moving in, health updates, a hotel fire with minor damage, and ongoing school supervision amid local reports and upcoming literary and missionary activities. Local businesses advertise and residents discuss telecommunication line projects.

Atfese Hilderbrand Gillespie Enos Charles S. Turnbaugh Wm. Larrison Larrison

Blood Purity and Health Boost from Scott's Emulsion

A vintage health blurb asserts that blood circulates through the heart every two minutes, claiming irregular flow harms the body. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a means to keep the blood pure and support overall health.

Scott

Scott's Emulsion Aids Health Fast in Bloodstream

The ad claims Scott's Emulsion passes quickly into the blood, partly digested before the stomach, reducing stomach work and delivering quicker benefits. It emphasizes a faster improvement with minimal effort and predicts noticeable changes before one expects them.

Scott

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills For Women Relief

Great relief for nervousness backache sick headache and pains. Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills stop pains soothe nerves and bring relief during difficult periods. No harmful drugs and no heart or stomach harm when used as directed. Sold by druggists with guarantee first package will benefit or money back. 25 doses 26 cents. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.

Dr. Miles Miles Henry Akron Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Antria Railroad News and Local Happenings

Antria neighbors discuss railroad matters while residents share health updates and travel notes. Mrs Anna Hewitt suffers pneumonia. Grover Phipps Rollo McBride and Due Boyd spoke of seeking work in Cleveland. Elmer Carson visited Dayton. Kate Cunningham of Minerva visited Hewitt family. J KR Hope bought 96 acre farm west of town from T Y Johnson Redlands California. Town bells rang in New Year with band music.

Grover Phipps Rollo McBride Due’ Boyd Cleveland Elmer Carson Dayton Chas. Phipps Kate Cunningham Miner‘va Mr. Hewitt James Miller J.C. Hope F. B. Duwarnd Dowonard Alex Stockdale Cambridge J. KR. Hope T. Y. Johnson Redlands Cal

Local Social Round Up Through Newcomerstown and Nearby Areas

Mrs J H Dull and daughter Jennie Reese visited Frank Johnson and wife Sunday. Murle and Alice Ingram spent Sunday with Bessie Johnson. William Little is very sick. Mrs F A Forney was a tailoring business visitor in Newcomerstown Saturday. Miss Maud Moninger, a primary school teacher, with Maud Duff, spent Saturday evening with Estella Giemans near Linton Mills. W E Johnson was in Cambridge Thursday on business. Mrs Charles Forney and children of Coshdon are visiting J M Forney and family. Jesse Tenan and family moved to Joeye Q Friday. Nettie Forcer visiting relatives in Coshocton. Bert Robinson and Ruth spent Friday with sister near Linton Mills. Mrs Reoe Parker visiting in Cambridge. Frank Swaim of Winterset Olive and Pearl Wilson of Brady spent the night with friends here. Charlie Harris of Newark visited Mrs Dessia Stiles and family last week. Mrs Mary Jeckies and children of Love City KR D No 4 and Mrs John Hirstey of Winterset KR 1 spent last Thursday with their parents at Sugartree. Rev J R Stewart of Winterset was calling on James Taylor and family all day last week. Daisy Parker attended the turkey net’s at Carl Willis near Udell New Year’s Day. Leone Stiles of Lore City B D.

J. B. Scott Elizabeth Marion County W.W. Smith John Laughman Maud Moninger Maud Duff Estella Giemans Linton Mills W. E. Johnson Cambridge Charles Forney Coshdon J. M. Forney Jesse Tenan Joeye Nettie Forcer Coshocton Bert Robinson Ruth Charney Harbord Reoe Parker Frank Swaim Winterset Olive Pearl Wilson Brady Charlie Harris Newark Dessia Stiles Familly Harry Kennoo Main Street East North Street A. D. McQuiloch New Concord Mary Chapman F. St. Clair Salesville Patterson Washington David Anderson James Anderson J .F. St. Clair Eleanor Columbus Mary Hyatt Reba Sankey Annie Griffith J. M. Paden M Btner Carrie Stephens Senecaville E.G. McGibbon U. P. Church J. S. McMann Ownie Wm. McMann Antrim Guernsey County Agricultural Society W. Carnes Cambridge Township Samuel Oliver Center Jerry Smith Jackson J. I. Beggs Liberty L. BP. Moore Oxford G. H Stout J. W. Moore R. d. Frame J. F. St. Clair

Hair Regrowth Claim for Cuticura Remedies Surfaces

A clay center Nebraska reader reports skin and hair healing after weekly Cuticura shampoo and twice daily ointment use. He claims severe dandruff and itching eased, hair length restored to six inches below waist, and scalp condition improved after two months. He cites five years of positive results and invites publication of the anecdote.

W. F. Gries Clay Center Neb

Mothers Should Use Caticara Soap for Infants Care

In crowded home guidance the ad extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the world’s favorite skin care for babies. It claims protection for skin, scalp, hair, and hands, tackling eczema rashes and irritations, and doubles as a toilet and nursery aid. Available worldwide through Pattern and Cham. Corp. Boston. The page also notes Olive Wilson and Brady visit with Nette Parker after a week.

Cham. Corp I. Boston Seialieg Ieee Gallears

Protracted meeting draws large attendance in Balesville

Local items report a well attended protracted meeting at Balesville and a lively literary and debate event at Leatherwood schoolhouse on Friday. Austin Little suffered a serious accident Thursday evening when he fell from a handcar breaking his leg in two places. Several residents travel or visit relatives, including Mrs. M J St Clair and daughter Mrs Whitaker in Ravenna, Mrs Dernard Williams from Cambridge, and Mr John Starr in critical condition. The Pike and Valley telephone Co held its first annual meeting at Valley schoolhouse Monday night and a revival at Fletcher M E Church under Rev Yeagar is producing good results.

Leatherwood Austin Little M. J. St. Clair Whittaker Ravenna Dernard Williams Cambridge John Starr Rodney Bates Sbaby Denison Pike and Valley Telephone Co Valley Schoolhouse Fletcher M. E Church Yeagar

The Spirit of Winter and a Cures Claim

The piece notes winter’s impact on rheumatic pain and scrofula, touting Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical permanent cure with abundant proof. It mentions Mrs Margaret Shaw and her daughter Lulu visiting relatives in the city near Kimbolton.

Hood Margaret Shaw Lulu Kimbolton

Washington News Notes From the County Village

Washington reports a civic update with new municipal officers sworn in, agricultural society elections, and community moves. Residents like Hugh M Beymer Foster Shipman and families near Senecaville Cambridge and New Concord appear in brief notes, plus carful aims for next year's fair dates and farm plans.

Local notices and village updates from Kimboldown

KIMBOLTON Butter 20, eggs 24c. Sam Colter visited the village last Saturday night. Clint Temple was at Cambridge on business. O. J. Berry stayed home Sunday with his family while working for a coal company at Byesville. John Chambers called on Mr. Larate of Cambridge. C. Gray returned from Bridgeport last Friday to visit his son Welcome. A brother of Mrs. J. C. McMillen from Tennessee plans to return. Prof T. A. Bonnett sold his pacing horse to Dr. J. C. Taylor for around 400. Walter Zehorhart, recently ill, was with family. Dr. Lawyer moved Friday to Samuel Lucesch property. Blaine Chambers and Charles Keister went to Dennis to seek work in the Deonison shops. The Sons of Veterans held a free supper last Thursday for all veterans and wives. supper was good and the time pleasant. Dr. Taylor plans to leave this week for Springfield, Ohio. We regret his departure. Jack Kiddy, who works at the sheet mill in Cambridge, spent Sunday with family. Rev. H. W. Steward began revival meetings at Bat Ridge on Sunday evening, Jan. 7. Cambridge camera: John Fo Jr. and Mrs. Martin Ford, Mr.

O. J. Berry Byesville John Chambers Mr. Larate Cambridge Walter ‘Ehorhart Miance, O Lawyer Samuel Lucesch Blaine Chambers Charles Keister Denqis N Sons of Veterans

Kemp's Balsam Promises Universal Cough Cure

An advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as able to stop any cough and cure conditions from colds to consumption in early stages. It asserts the product is the best cough cure and urges readers not to risk trying other medicines. The claim covers coughs bronchitis grip asthma and early consumption.

Herat CA Holling

Protracted meeting attendees listed for Clear Fork area

Mrs. Jess McKinney Charlie Parker Rev Mr Wood and daughter Lydia attended a protracted meeting at Clear Fork last week. Charlie Hayes of Middletown spent Monday and Tuesday with Isaac Lanning and fatally near Odell. Willie Brower of Birds Run stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Brower of Lore City RB. D 3 James Willis of Lore City R D 3 spent Saturday night and Sabbath with Jennings Parker and family.

Jess McKinney Charlie Parker Wood Lydia Clearfork Charlie Hayes Middletown Isaac Lanning Odell Willie Brower Birds Run Jacob Brower Lore City RB. D James Willis R. D Jennings Parker

Wedding buzz and health notes from Route 1 district

Local notices report Wm Leeper returning to Pittsburg for a few weeks with friends. Miss Galligher visits Miss Tillie Ulrich at Spencer Station. Mrs Reese Wilson is critically ill. Mildred Melette sick with pneumonia. About forty youths attended a gathering at John McCulley’s on Route 1. Wm McCulley of Cambridge visited. Rumor hints at a wedding soon. Dr C A Frame has a bad cold and possible pneumonia delaying his return home this week.

Wm. Leeper Pittsburg Miss Galligher Spencer's Station Tillie Ulrich Reese Wilson Mildred Baxter Melette C. A. Frame

Protracted Meeting At M E Church With Rev Hockins

The Lor e City church hosts a lengthy meeting led by Rev Mr Hockins with good sermons and a large attendance. Mrs John Black visits relatives at Adams A E Coville made a Cambridge business call Tuesday. A marriage occurred Saturday January 6 with Rev Mr Cash and Mr Arthur Black and Miss Mae Redd at the brother Charles Redd home. Miss Alice Ford of Winterset is spending winter with her brother.

M. E. Church Hockins John Black Adamsville Mr. Cash Arthur Black Mae Redd Charles Redd Alice Ford Winterset

Emmet Ford Family and Kin Visit in Guernsey County

Reading through local notes, Emmet Ford and family plus Robert C. Angus of Kimbolton visited J. P. Gibson and family. Sylvia Reed of Newcomerstown and Hattie Hoafelt of Kimbolton visited J. P. Giteon near Love City. Guernsey County Infirmary farm reports five horses weighing 7,200 pounds total and 27 tons of baled hay for sale. G. W. Stewart of the State Hospital Massillon listed his parents at the infirmary before returning Saturday.

Emmet Ford Robert C. Angus Kimbolton I. D J. P. Gibson Sauoty Sylvia Reed Newcomerstown Hattie Hoafelt J. P. Giteon Love City Guernsey County Infirmary Freigh

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Woes, Says 3 Generations

Weak kidneys weaken the body causing aches pains and urinary ills with risk of diabetes and Brights disease. Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on kidneys and prove successful for a family from Cambridge Ohio. Testimonials say back pain relief and improved kidney function after use, with Foster Milesburn Co. as sole US agents in Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Bright Doan Canaan T. Sherrard Fain Wheshey Avenue Mbridge Prine Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

La Grippe and Colds Symptoms and Remedy

The notice describes La Grippe influenza and colds with similar symptoms including headache fever cough and sore back or limbs. It promotes Seventy-seven as a cure and preventive, claiming it breaks stubborn colds. Available from Humphreys Homes Medicine Co at WHR and John Streets Newark.

Humphrey's Homes Medicine Co Can, Whr John Streets Newark

To Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine

A vintage ad promoting a cold cure claiming one day relief with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tables. It notes a refund if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The price is listed as 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

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Dr. Richter F. AD. Richter & CO Pearl Street, New York General Fund G. Temple Bales North Main Street Mr. Temple Greenwood Clarence Bryant Z. L. White Thos. Henderson Wm. Vance Elizabethtown Elmer E. Arnold Ralph Scott E. O. Stockdale Emmet New Mexico Denny Laughman Chas. Scott Tom Lee Scott Quaker City C.C. Bryant Norris W. Henry J. F. Cunningam Alloway Saiatee Isaac Kimball Ira Eal Hangsh Shoush St Smith Bros In & L. Smith Carroll County D.L. Patton Cam Gybridge Rocky Fork Elroy Int Patton Nr-E Kimball Combs John F. Wilson Iocidantals Ancidentals Nue Iccidentals Bea Ville Begg Hay Lncidentals S Scott & Bowns Chemis W.Y Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street Antria Anna Hewitt J. H. Dull Jennie Reese Frank Johnson Murle Alice Ingram Bessie Johnson William Little F A. Forney Kirbolton Rkd Mary Jeckies KR. D John Iimstey Sugartree J. R. Stewart James Taylor Daisy Parker Carl Willis Udell New Leone Stiles B. D Olive Wilson Nette Parker Balesville Quaker City RE Vallley Alfred Carter Brook Robinson Harry Berry Lena Marlie Secrest Hamilton Marlow West Virginia Arthur Shipe Geo. Mahoney Barnesville Fletcher Church Albert and Maude Smith S Smth L. D. Hease The Institute Telephone Company Hugh M. Beymer Foster Shipman Steele Albert Lawrence Sarahsville Dwight Eagleson Vilage Tom C. Frame Case School of Civil Engineering Eliza Dewees Mrs. Dewees Soho Athens Sam Colter Our Village Clint Temple C. Gray Bridgeport J. C. McMillen Tennessee T. A. Bonnett J.C. Taylor Kemp Balsam John McCulley Wm. McCulley John McCufiey A. E. Coville G. W. Stewart State Hospital Massilion County Infirmary Massiilon Swanson Bris Ae Fort M. Pera Setin
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