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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
8
Travel home healers claim to cure nervous system, heart, stomach, lungs, and kidneys with new natural methods. They promise immediate relief, free initial visit, and a guaranteed cure, while warning family doctors cannot listen to long stories. Eligible married women and minors excluded from consultation. hours 9 AM to 7:20 PM. date not specified.
Cambridge and nearby residents are listed visiting relatives and townsfolk over the week. Names include Mire Rev W L Oliver Ada Marquis Ethel Ratney Kate Moorhead Clyde Frame and many others. Local items mention a new road project from Greenwood to Haigh Street and various small-town social notes and minor incidents.
A patient endured persistent itching and painful sores on the hands for years. After consulting three doctors with no relief, one physician reportedly hesitated to touch the hands. The sores disappeared and the hands became smooth again after the described application.
A Chicago woman reports severe hand sores from dyehouse work, despite three doctors. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the lesions began to peel and heal within three days, leaving hands smooth and functioning. She endorses the products to help others.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Cuticura Soap and Cuticura for babies skin relief and better sleep. It promotes Cuticura products at low prices and lists Porter Drug & Chem. Corp. as a seller. The piece also promises free mailed literature on curing eczema and care for the scalp, hair, and hands.
Old Londonderry revival gains momentum at the M. E. Church led by Rev. J. R. Stewart. More than 30 converts and renewed old grudges characterize the meetings as townsfolk note strong religious fervor and renewed community ties. Local residents travel and visit, with varied social updates across families and friends.
Salesville notes show Oden Little leaving for the west and Henry Brill, an aged resident, is ill. William Little reports selling 400 bushels of corn at 50 cents a bushel. Mrs S Brill delivered a Durham heifer to Ernest Moore of Quaker City. William Little sold two three year old colts last week. Mrs Rev King of Smithfield assists at I B church revival, drawing large crowds. Mrs John Starr is very ill with little hope. An ad claims to cure colds in one day and Wareheim completes a lane project. Abraham Ackelberry bought a signature patent on each bottle.
Ordinance No 638 of Cambridge Ohio authorizes issuing bonds totaling 23000 dollars to fund the citys share of street improvements. It outlines bonded notes of 5000? and 46 bonds at 4 percent interest running twenty years from March 1 1906. Proceeds fund street work with sinking fund and sinking trust arrangements. Passed January 15 1906. Attest and approval entries follow.
Cambridge residents are urged to protect kidney health and seek relief from back pain and related ailments with Doan's Kidney Pills. A local testimonial from George Braden at 313 Dewey Ave. reports rapid relief from backaches, with his son experiencing similar benefits. Doan's Ointment is also recommended for skin eruptions, offered by Foster-Milburn Co., the U.S. sole agents in Ruffalo, New York. Remember the name Doan's.
Local notices report a town band concert in Keb and a sick list for Miss Eliza Anderson. Ben Phipps sold a young horse to Lawrence of Winterset Bank. G A Albaugh opened a jewelry store in HM Dean's room. Jan 12 190 to Mr and Mrs W S Hanna a daughter Miss Caddie Saviors spent time at Londonderry. Moses Stockdale visiting his daughter Mrs Ames Bond in New Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs D L McBride entertained friends at dinner last Thursday. C L Staubb of Canton marketing Royal Union Life Insurance plans visited. Rev W B Lawrence and family moved to Cutler to preach. Aaron Yarnell purchased the 24.
A historic ad-like note describes heart weakness from exhausted nerves and muscles causing palpitations pain and breathlessness. It touts Dr Miles Heart Cure plus Nervine and Nerve and Tiger Tail as curatives with a testimonial from John H. Sturman of Belding Michigan and a money back guarantee by Miles Medical Co Citations include Cikhart Indiana and druggists offering trial benefit.
The document notes the sale of acres of land adjoining a person from Joseph Valentine for 300 dollars. It also mentions Miss Leila Lindsey leaving for Cincinnati to practice as a trained nurse, accompanied by her niece Lillian Lindsey who will attend school there.
About 40 friends gathered to help Isaac Kimball with rheumatism, chopping trees into stovewood and sharing a bountiful meal. The local note lists the sick, farm sales, and neighbors visiting or relocating, including Will Inboson selling a Rockfork farm and Mrs. J. F. Salmon heading to Anderson, Indiana.
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