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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
3
Dr I W Keenan told a Boys Club audience that matter and energy form the universe and that nothing is destructible. He explained atoms as indivisible particles and said all things are swarms of atoms whose interactions shape every action and existence.
An Austintown, Ohio woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her nervous headaches and related symptoms by restoring blood health. The ad-like narrative links blood quality to nerve nourishment and touts Pink Pills as a treatment available from druggists or by mail order from the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady New York.
The fragment hints at a perceived connection or concern about them that carries a somber, perhaps tragic, significance for the observers. Further context from the source would clarify who them are and why their relation matters.
Pennsylvania’s general assembly reconvenes at 9 pm with committees ready and officers on duty. Governor Stuart has not yet signaled a special message on mine cave-in dangers. Senator Blewitt plans a bill to form a commission to study causes and prevention. The Anti-Saloon League pushes a local option bill, hoping for swift passage in both chambers.
In McDonoughsville across the river from New Orleans young Corbett knockout out Harry Ferns in the eleventh round of a bout before the Westside Athletic club.
John Gallinger, 40, died trying to save Mrs. Mary Groff 60 at the Reading railroad station in Pottstown. Gallinger jumped to help as the train neared, both were struck. Mrs Groff suffered severe leg injuries and was rushed to the hospital likely to die. Gallinger left a widow and four children.
A rapid 13 degree temperature drop and wind shift from southwest to northwest sparked a cave-like plunge toward a gale near 9.8. The cold snap lasted about half an hour after the day had reached 63 degrees, marking an abrupt shift in January conditions in New Jersey.
Telluride Col Jan 25 A snow slide crashed into the Mammoth board and lodge here killing three persons and severely injuring four others.
Cattlemen gather for the twelfth annual convention of the American National Live Stock association in Los Angeles starting today for three days. Delegates include owners of large western ranches. Discussions cover tariff effects on meat hides wool and livestock products and calls for better railroad service and freight car supply.
In Pittsburg on January 25 John Bulloch an insane Italian convict attacked a nurse and a guard with a concealed table knife. The guard Walter Beall was fatally stabbed in the abdomen and the nurse was badly hurt. Deputy Sheriff James Motter shot and killed John Clapole during a Perryville cocking raid.
Earth caves in Pottsville area as crater opens 50 feet deep and 100 feet wide, extending 460 feet. The collapse follows the burning out of coal support in the Spring tunnel workings, which have burned for more than fifty years, sending earth and rock into sight.
Walter Hendrixson of Eaton Ohio shot and killed Marshal Weatherby and then killed himself after a wife shooting attempt. Jealousy reported as the motive. Dorando Pietri and John Hayes plan a rematch fifteen mile race in St Paul on February 21.
Topeka Kansas January 26. The Kansas legislature will convene at noon in a joint session to elect J L Bristow of Salina United States senator to succeed Chester I Long.
Anyone may purchase stock in the Hazel Oil and Gas Co at 10.00 per share fully paid and non assessable by contacting Secretary Treasurer H. C. Callihan at Callihan & Stottlemire, Masonic Temple office. Offer ends Monday February 1 unless all shares are sold earlier. 21-4t.
The Chicago grain market today saw a bear raid driven by increased receipts and favorable fall crop weather. Wheat closed at a decline of percent to 144 1/4 cents. Corn and oats finished firmer while provisions weakened. May options settled with wheat at 107, corn 62 62 1/2, oats 51 1/2 cents.
Livestock prices ease with 110 cattle offered as slow demand lowers quotes. Beef categories show Choice at 6.25 to 6.35, Prime 5.90 to 6.10, and smaller cuts down, while sheep, lambs, and hogs trade mixed with lambs rising and hogs active near 6.70 to 6.75 for prime heavies.
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