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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
3
Advert says RHEUMA dissolves uric acid fast, easing sore joints and muscles within days. A 50 cent bottle is offered with money back guarantee. testimonial from Prof H H Kolling notes long illness overcome and appetite returning after two days.
Fairview updates report Dr. Witherspoon returning from Wheeling for business. Hugh Sharkey recovers from a leg injury and is out again. The Sheppards attend Cambridge reception hosted by Fraank Sheppard. Rev. Dennison preaches at United Presbyterians, with evangelistic services by Rev. Hickman. Protracted meeting at M F E church begins a two week run. Ray McClenahan returns to visit old neighbors. his father Henderson resides in Boise City. Pennyroyal deaths of Mrs I R Lane and Mrs Laura French evoke community sympathy. Miss Estella Shipley ill with grip. Farmers Institute slated for Feb 17–18 at Fairview opera house with lecturers Geo E Scott, J F Hudson, Pearl Dorsey, and O D McNeever. McNeever’s lecture praised. Margaret Little dangerously ill with peritonitis.
An instructional course for teachers is organized to meet weekly at 7 PM Tuesday evenings starting January 14 at the Christian Tabernacle on Beatty Avenue. Attendees will gather every Tuesday for sessions.
All members are requested to attend the regular meeting at the Taylor building on Wednesday evening.
Senecaville and nearby towns see a flurry of activity with visits to Cambridge and New Concord. Wreaths for Wm Lashley’s funeral, Tina Aplin’s burial in Cambridge, and I O O F ceremonies mark the week as residents travel, host kin, and attend church services and basketball ventures.
An advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as a powerful remedy for coughs sore throat pleurisy and many pains. It claims instant action non blistering non staining with a money back guarantee and lists extensive uses from chest cold to neuralgia.
A vintage classified style claim touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a hundred dollar reward for any failure to cure and urges readers to request testimonials, listing F. CHENEY & CO. of Toledo, Ohio, as makers and noting other product Hall's Family Pills.
Guernsey George Kennedy of Birds Run visited with his daughter Mrs. C. W. Gibson on Tuesday. Everette Lanning sold cattle to Joseph Reed of Newcomerstown last week. Jasper Booth was a business caller at Byesville Tuesday. Miss Reisa Martin of North Salem visits her aunt Mrs. A. G. Dull. E. C. Sawyer was a business caller at Birds Run Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Gaumer Mrs. Belle Temple L. D. Forney and son Howard shopped at Newcomerstown Friday. Joseph Reed of Newcomerstown bought stock here Wednesday. L. D. Forney shipped a hog to Byesville market Wednesday that dressed 516 pounds. Albert R. Booth transacted business at Cambridge recently. Geo H. Stephen and Howard Mercer were business callers at Newcomerstown Saturday. Rankin Alexander Lafayette Temple and Mrs. A. G. Dull were visitors.
The partnership between Al Diss and Frank Korte operating as Tucker Country Coal Mine near Byesville Ohio has been dissolved by mutual consent. Diss becomes sole owner of the lease and engine after purchasing his partner's interest. Notice to all interested. 16-3-$ Mrs C H Willis of Highland Avenue returned Sunday after a three weeks visit with her parents in Cambridge R D 8.
Miss Ethel Spear of Highland Avenue visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Spear in Lore City last week.
Children’s hats slashed 75 percent at Johnson and Conner’s Excursion Sale. Local shoppers noted deals as Mr and Mrs John Marsh of Zanesville visited Cambridge on Tuesday en route to Caldwell. Harry Wheaton departed Tuesday for Caldwell.
An old Hot Springs Arkansas ad touts Springs Liver Buttons to end constipation and biliousness. It promises a gentle, blissful effect, freeing the bowels from waste and gas with a 25 cent box, and offers a free sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co and Neilley Drug Co, Cambridge.
High water on Wills Creek Fork and Sugar Tree disrupted rural routes and damaged corn and fodder. Local residents including Prof. Geo. Swan and J. O. Alloway report stock food benefits, while several townsfolk visit kin, market fruit, or prepare for new telephone lines as weather conditions ease.
George Dixon of New Philadelphia visited Cambridge on Tuesday. Charles Black of Newcastern was a business caller in Cambridge Tuesday.
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