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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
4
Orrich announces automatic up t ead pricing across its telephony business with a per copy and per week increase. The move affects customers and distributors as costs rise in multiple regions.
On January 15 marks the birth of Abby Elly Foster, a pioneer abolitionist and suffragist who died in 1887. Other entries note the 1865 death of Edward Everett, the 1899 death of George Gemander, and the 1917 death of English novelist William I de Morgan along with their birth years.
The Nebula of Andromeda is described as an irresolvable elliptical body measuring 15 minutes in length and 3 minutes in breadth. This celestial object is noted for its unusual shape and compact dimensions.
A man trusts his certainty while a woman proves wiser. The quote contrasts human life’s value with divine gift and fate, highlighting humility and respect for unseen knowledge. The lines echo themes of gender insight and sacred life.
Officers of district No. 6 Wat ted Mine Workers of America endorse the governments War Savings Stamp plan. Delegates at the United Mine Workers convention in Columbus last week urged local members to show loyalty by subscribing for as many stamps as possible. Charles L. Baine, general secretary treasurer of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union, addressed miners as labor's representative on the National War Savings Committee.
The Dayton News reprints an attack on Emperor Charles of Austria and the Austro Hungarian monarchy. It accuses rulers of Place mastery over their house while subjects starve and calls for an awakening among the people to throw off the “hypnotic spell” of the monarchy.
California shipments of deciduous fruits reached 24628 carloads, about 7000 more than last year, with farming, gathering and shipping continuing beyond the harvest. Valencia Valencia orange crops keep growing as the citrus season begins, sustaining a prosperous outlook amid wartime demand.
An analysis frames a desperate gunman who killed four men after disobeying an armed order. The piece argues such acts stem from a caveman impulse, labeling the act an abnormal insanity, and notes the shock to civilization when rare violent reversions occur.
Poem reflects on aging and the relief of home life where adults shed grand poses and can be a child again. It contrasts public gravitas with private play, noting age as a veneer. Copyright by Edgar A Guest.
Local items report Charles Thornberry leasing the Shatner block room to open a fruit and confectionery shop. Mrs. Robert Scott and two Misses visited Ziogville to see Miss Philadelphia. Ex Senator J H Morgan in Bellaire and Robert Kidd in Canal Dover. A marriage license was issued.
A poem contrasts ancient Jerusalem with British rule and modern progress. It envisions British colonials shaping change, modern plumbing, electric lights, gas, autos, daily papers, and new advertising in the historic city. The piece reflects cultural tension and anticipation of transformation.
A vintage guide shows versatile oatmeal uses for dinner and supper. It lists recipes for Betty Oatmeal, Brown Pudding, Oatmeal Soup, Oatmeal Bread, Spiced Oatmeal Cakes, Scotch Oat Crackers and Oatmeal with Nuts, plus general tips on cooking times and portions for five servings.
Ralph QC Walter and Lanie R E Murph Miss Olive ers of Barnesville are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs H C Sceeivane. John Schild and wife visited Charles Schild and family on West Wheeling Avenue and returned to Canton this morning. Will Kirkpatrick was in Zanesville today. Co E Ruby was in Zanesville on business today.
The piece recounts how the Royal Spanish Embassy functioned as a clearinghouse for funds to war sufferers across Poland and Russia. It notes emissaries aided by Don Pelayo Garde-Olay and the rapid congressional effort to halt leakage under the Trading With The Enemy Act.
Mr and Mrs Walter Warne of Cambridge R D 4 were seen shopping in the city Monday confirming a routine outing by local residents.
A tramp seeks work at a farmhouse and a suburban home gives him a meal and a hoe. He refuses to clean a gutter with a hoe and reveals his preference to pray for rain instead.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. 50c.
Petrograd authorities press a broad cleanup as Bolsheviks raid gamblers and drunks in a major city sweep. They target food administration issues and push toward an all Russian congress of workers soldiers and peasants while establishing tensions with opposition groups. Smolny Institute, now a hive of guards and armored cars, houses Russia’s rulers as they vow to imprison the ex Tzar family and push propaganda against the monarchy.
The Council of National Defense outlines many nursing avenues for patriotic service. War and public health needs demand trained nurses in France and at home, including tuberculosis care, school and prenatal nursing, cantonment health work, and teaching positions. Hospital training schools provide the pathway. Red Cross ranks require hospital-based programs two to three years.
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