Eczema Cured in Months by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls her four month old baby’s dermatitis spreading to the face hands and arms by sixteen months and notes a cloth mask and bound hands before Hood’s Sarsaparilla led to a complete cure now a healthy boy. The ad touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and claims a liquid form or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets are available.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Injured Man Brought Home From New Orleans
Elmer Miller and Ross Mehaffey of Cambridge returned with their father-in-law James P. Ford after a November 5 fall left him in serious condition with a brain concussion in New Orleans. Ford, who left Cambridge about 25 years ago, will stay at the Miller residence. His two sons-in-law accompanied him on the trip. He has traveled widely in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Miller
North Ninth Street
Ross Mehaffey
West of Cambridge
New Orleans
James P. Ford
Mr. Ford
Ohio Electoral College Votes for Wilson and Marshall
The Ohio electoral college met at noon and cast 24 votes for Wilson for President and Marshal for vice president.
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United Press
Specia
Columbus
N. 13
Ohio Electoral College
Wilson
Marshal
Price Russell Named Executive Clerk to Governor Cox
Price Russell of Creston in Wayne County, former Democratic floor leader in the last Ohio house, is appointed executive clerk to Governor Cox. Announcement made today in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Columbus, CO
Price Russell
Creston
Wayne County
Cox
Boy shoots mother over five cents in Monaca
Eleven year old Leroy Haggin shot and killed his mother Mrs. Mary Haggin in Monaca Pennsylvania after she refused to give him five cents for candy. Police said the fatal shooting occurred today as the dispute escalated and the boy fired the weapon.
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United Press Special
Monaca
Leroy Haggin
Mary Haggin
Woman Candidate Emerges in French Presidency Race
Jan 18 report notes Madamoiselle Dennizart enters the race as a candidate for the French presidency. This marks the first time a woman seeks the post in a special parliament vote to choose Fallernes's successor.
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WS Poe
Fallernes
Madamoiselle Dennizart
Local Residents on Business Trips Describe Monday Travel
Ira Aplin of Bugalo was in the city on business Monday. J. T. Patrick left Monday for Canal Dover.
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Ira Aplin
Bugalo
J. T. Patrick
Canal Dover
New York Banks See Flood of Currency From Across Regions
The volume of currency flowing into New York City banks is described as enormous, with funds arriving from the middle west and southern states. Gold exports to Europe are beginning and call loans are being made at under 3 percent.
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New York City
Middle West
Europe
Ohio Legislature Debates Prayer by Billy Sunday
Lawmakers plan to open proceedings next Wednesday with evangelist Billy Sunday leading prayer before debating business after Gov. Cox's inauguration. Critics accuse opponents of a procedural gimmick and expect a stump style appeal and a forceful sermon in the prayer ritual.
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Ohio
Billy Sunday
Respect for Girls Prompts Call for Self‑Respect Education
Col Wilson argues that high school girls lack self respect and must learn to resist male habits intruding on their lives. He warns that unguarded youth may lead to ruined futures and urges purpose and a clean, serious life for both genders.
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Col. Wilson
Governor Harmons Message on School Funds and Education
The State Journal prints an extract from Governor Harmons final message praising its sound doctrine. It notes tax growth from 1901 to 1911, asks if funds were wisely spent, and challenges extravagance in education while urging focus on improving rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
State Journal
Ohio considers tuberculosis board subdivision and funding
Ohio faces 35000 TB cases and a 7000 death toll last year. The legislature may create a state subdivision of tuberculosis under the State board of health and push for a 25000 dollar annual appropriation for two years to aid the Ohio society for the prevention of tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Board of Health
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Turkey in Europe and Adrianople in dispute
The article argues Turkey in Europe is shrinking beyond a single congressional district size and faces Balkan pressure over Adrianople. It contrasts Turkish claims with Balkan ambitions and cites President McKinley’s stance on flag sovereignty, predicting Turkey may lose Adrianople while likening Turkey in Europe to Rhode Island in America.
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Europe
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Ohio
Adrianople
Balkan
McKinley
United States
Rhode Island
America
Kex
Laborers demand higher pay for parcel post carriers
Hard working men observe loads carried by mail carriers since the parcels post system began and will not object to but insist upon pay increases for those who must pack and carry the loads. The laborer is worthy of his hire. Increase the pay.
Tariff Supported for Pottery Industry Says Dispatch
The ways and means committee appears satisfied that the U S pottery business runs on highly competitive lines and deserves to retain the present tariff. A comparison of production costs in U S centers with abroad could not justify any other conclusion, says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee of
Congress
Pittsburg
World Gold Supply to Grow by Over 3 Billion in a Decade
The article argues that the next ten years will add more than 3 billion dollars in new gold to global money circulation. It asserts broader cash supply will expand commerce, sustain business confidence, and keep currency in active use. It notes a daily rise of over 1 million dollars in world gold supply, seen as lifeblood against panics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Electoral College to Meet in Ohio for 24 Wilso n Votes
The electoral college will convene to organize and on the next Monday Ohio’s 24 votes will be cast for Woodrow Wilson. It notes a past mismarking in Cleveland and calls this a cool headed local revolution. Electors will mail a report to the President of the Senate in Washington and deliver another to the Federal court in Cincinnati. Each elector earns three days pay including Sunday.
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Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Whhen Cleveland
Senate
Washington
Federal Court
Cincinnati
Secretary of State
Flood Devastates Ohio River Region More Than Tributaries
The flood along the Ohio river caused greater destruction than its tributaries though deaths and property losses were not extensive on the smaller streams. Widespread inconvenience and hardships were reported across affected communities.
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Ohio River
Industrial Adjustment Season Signals Strength
The period of annual adjustment reduces rush for new business as repair work rises, yet indicates strong industry. Mercantile trade remains healthy with depleted stocks and plans to replenish for months of active buying. Securities hold steady despite unsettled European conditions as the new year opens favorably.
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Europe
Post
Death of Miss Tina Aplin Born in Senecaville
Miss Tina Aplin, born Sept 22 1896 in Senecaville, died Jan 10 1913 in Indiana after stomach trouble. She was 16 years 4 months 18 days, buried Jan 12 at the M E church. Survivors include her mother Mrs Mary Aplin five brothers four sisters and many friends.
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Jeffersonian
Senecaville
Tina Aplin
M. E. Church
Fowler
Marie Stevens
Mary Housman
Helen Campbell
Lulu Davis
Ada Hartup
Rebekah Lodge Officers to Be Installed Tuesday
Regular meeting at 8 o'clock in the J O O F building will install lodge officers. Several Cambridge visitors called on residents in the area on Monday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Martin Fair of Steubenville avenue on Monday January 13. Several men from nearby towns were seen in Cambridge Monday. High water caused work suspensions at Old Trail Run Hartford and Derwent mines today. Frank Geese of Oldham's noted in a day report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
F. C. Huth
Zanesville
J. H. Wiles
Cambridge
B. WF. Davidson
Mt. Ephraim
Martin Fair
Steubenville Avenue
M. W. Lemmon
Kimbolton
Guy ‘Morrow
Derwent
J. H. Curtiss
Bergholtz
John A. Long
Little Trail Run
Old Trail Run
Hartford
Frank Geese
Oldham’s
How Hearst Obtained Standard Oil Letters Revealed
Gilchrist Stewart testified before Clap investigating committee about William R Hearst obtaining Standard Oil correspondence. He described interviews with former confidential messenger Winkfield and clerk Stump who discussed selling secrets and contacting Hearst papers and Frederick Eldridge. Winkfield claimed lists of 200 letters existed.
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Washington, D. C
William R. Hearst
Standard Oil
Clap
Gilchrist Stewart
Foraker
Stewart
William Winkfield
Standard Oil Company
Charles Stump
Winkfield
Stump
Hearst
New York World
Frederick Eldridge
West Wheeling man accused of wallet robbery
G. W. Barnett sworn in Mayor Dilley’s court reports Jerry Robinson of Gas ton avenue robbed him of about $20 near the glove plant Sun Way. Robinson was arrested by Officer Needs and held for investigation Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Robinson
West Wheeling Avenue
G. W. Barnett
Gaston Avenue
Dilley
Robinson
Barnett
Cambridge Visit Shifts Local Ties In Weekend Travel
John Shppard of Marietta returned home Monday after a business trip to Cambridge. Miss Hazel McMurray of Caldwell came home Monday after a visit in Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Moss of Zanesville were in Cambridge Monday en route to Caldwell.
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John Shppard
Marietta
Cambridge
Hazel McMurray
Caldwell
Calvert Moss
Zanesville
Cambridge Citizen Endorses Deans Kidney Pills
J R Whitcraft of Cambridge Ohio testifies that Deans Kidney Pills relieved nervous dizzy spells irregular kidney secretions back pain and sediment in secretions after using the pills from Brenan Wilsons drug store. Ad notes price five cents and Foster Millburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Cambridge
J. R. Whitcraft
Ohio
Dean
Brenan & Wilson's
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Adv
Creditors Elect Trustee in Mt Ephraim Bankruptcy
The first meeting of creditors for Rh. F. Davidson of Mt Ephraim was held in Referee Milton Turner’s offices Monday at 10. George McLaughlin of Byesville was named trustee with a $2000 bond. Examination postponed to January 21 due to attorney’s absence. appraisers named Miley Carter Wilbur Williams R. Zahniser.
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Rh. F. Davidson
Mt. Ephraim
Milton T. Turner
George McLaughlin
Byesville
A. R. McCulloch
R. W. Zahniser
Cambridge
Miley Carter and
Wilbur Williams
Cambridge Gossip Hums With Local Arrivals and Visits
Names from Pittsburg to Lore City and Tyner visit Cambridge on Monday through weekend stops. Residents travel to Columbus for miners convention while others report no flood damage on South Ninth street. Notables include Mrs. Albert Elwell of Portsmouth and Miss Clara Boyd touring from Steubenville.
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E. M. Williamson
Pittsburg
Cambridge
Grant Hartup
Lore City
Kimbolton
Albert Elwell
Portsmouth
Dudley Sykes
Eulala Nelson
Claysville
R. H. Dennis
North Fifth Street
Clara Boyd
Steubenville
W. C. Boyd
Foster Avenue
J. C. Statton
Barnesville
Cleveland
Ida Zimmer
Lancaster
Gladys Moore
Tyner
H. E. English
Birds Run
New Concord
A. H. Bond
Akron
Preston Addy
W. R. Dawson
W. A. Colvin
Newcomerstown
Albert Porter
S. H. Eseley
Columbus
William Spear
William McMillen
Buffalo
Thomas Wilkinson
Byesville
South Ninth Street
Jefferies
Weisenstine
Brook Robinson
Quaker City
R. D
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Emma Kennedy
P. K. Marling
Near Here
West Lafayette
Vinnie Woodward
Cold Weather Report From Los Angeles
A communication from Judge J. W. Campbell now in Los Angeles describes California weather as the coldest in forty years. New Year's Day and the following day were spent mostly indoors on the patio as temperatures ranged from 77 to 82 degrees and frost losses are expected to be substantial.
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The
Jeffersonian
J. W. Campbell
Los Angeles
California
Real Estate Transfer and Local Business Visits
E. D. Shively sold the Albert Braden property on North First street to D. E. Reid. Wm. Greten traveled to Zanesville on Monday for business. J. H. Bond of Love City visited Cambridge on Monday for business. Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Nicholson spent Sunday in New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Shively
Albert Braden
North First Street
D. E. Reid
Wm. Greten
Zanesville
J. H. Bond
Love City
Cambridge
Marriage Licenses Issued in Cambridge and Court Filings
A marriage license was issued to Chas Routhna and Sarah B Hood of Cambridge. Probate Court notes guardianship for Joseph Danner Taylor and the seventh and final account filed for Caro M Taylor guardian of W R Morgan estate. Application to sell personal property at private sale granted. Oh’e v Lottie Wolf of Pleasant City with unlawful selling intoxicating liquors cited. hearing set January 14 at 10 a m. New case in common pleas court Grace M Patton v Pearl H Patton a divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty with W W Stewart as plaintiff attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Routhna
Sarah B. Hood
Cambridge
Joseph Danner Taylor
Caro M. Taylor
W. R. Morgan
Oh‘e
Lottie Wolf
Pleasant City
M. H. Turner
Common Pleas Court
Grace M. Patton
Pearl H. Patton
W. W. Stewart
Newark Couple Returns Home After Cambridge Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrisep of Newark returned home following a visit with relatives in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrisép
Newark
Cambridge
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