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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
5
A promotional notice invites farmers to request a free booklet detailing Blatchford's Calf Meal as a milk substitute. It touts testimonials from 50,000 progressive farmers and claims remarkable calf-raising results without milk.
The advertisement promotes Blatchfords Sugar and Flaxseed as the best stock food to keep bowels regular and coats glossy. It claims top thoroughbred exhibitors use it to finish their stock and warns against purchasing stock foods with unknown ingredients.
A feed composition lists Choice Beef Meal Sunflower Seeds Cocoanut Meal Albuminous Compounds Iron Red Pepper with a fine shell as the sole ingredients. It is advertised as an immense egg producer and the best tonic for poultry.
Blatchford's Pure Old English Tonic for horses cattle sheep and hogs lists all ingredients on every package. It includes palpbar charcoal and sulphate of soda as approved by the government animal industry area. The tonic claims to treat worms colds distemper and purify the blood saving stock owners expense and effort.
An advertisement touts Karbo as a quick, safe lice tick and parasite destroyer. It promises instant odor elimination and cleansing of all four and dirty places, claiming it is manufactured from a top chemist’s formula in liquid or powder form with full particulars available.
Clarence Murphy and family of North 10th street visited relatives in Pleasant City over Sunday as the ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea for health and happiness, priced at 35 cents in tea or tablets from Brooks Sutton.
A. J. Scott died Friday January 25 1907 at 4 PM from injuries in a recent accident near Birmingham. The Cambridge resident, 78, was born January 14 1829 and survived by a sister Rebecca and a niece. He leaves children Austin M, Dennis Franklin, and William Granville Scott. interment at Cambridge South Cemetery after services in Cambridge.
Mrs. G. A. Doyle of South 12th street suffered a dislocated left arm after slipping on icy pavement Monday evening while en route to revival services at the M. E. church on North 7th street. She was taken home and treated by Dr. C. A. Frame who reduced the fracture.
West Lafayette Charles Carter challenges our last issue by saying he was not drunk when he slashed a razor at Carl Johnson and tore his coat. He argues there was no malicious intent, and suggests this would alter the portrayal of the state institution involved.
John R. Moorehead of Columbus spent days visiting relatives in Cambridge and returned home on Tuesday. Starvey Stillions, convicted of horse stealing in Guernsey County and sentenced to two years in the Ohio Penitentiary, completed his term and came home Monday. Dr. B A Souders of Winchester, injured by a street car crash, has recovered enough to be out part of the time and plans to attend the Pension Examiners meeting in the city Wednesday.
A Morrison Illinois reader claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Remedies cured his head eczema after one cake and one box were used. He notes ongoing use and cites sisters also helped by Cuticura Resolvent and Pills as a splendid tonic.
Mothers urged to use Cuticura for infant and childhood skin issues. Complete external and internal regimen includes Cuticura Soap 25¢ and Cuticura Ointment 50¢ with Resolyvent pills 50¢, sold by Cuticura Drug & Chemi Corp of Boston. Mailed free on request.
Marriages listed: N E Lehwvhart of Cambridge weds Lillian Wilson of Kimbolton. Andy Davola of Lucasburg weds Mary Banasanzki. Dennis Caldwell of Massillon weds Pearle Cappes of Cambridge. Harry S Mulvey of Erie Pa weds Mary L Garison of Byesville. Probate docket items include will filings, estate administrations, guardianship and appraisals across multiple estates. A new case, Bayley vs McDonough, seeks $239.83 with J P Turner and J W Stewart representing plaintiffs and defendants.
The piece notes that Britain and other nations have suffered from the Chinese boycott as the United States fears export declines. It also presents a health ad urging readers to try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to cure digestive ailments and other listed conditions with a money back guarantee.
Mrs James Quinn of Wheeling avenue left Tuesday afternoon for Niles Ohio where she was called by the death of her sister in law Mrs John Daley. The piece notes record cold with sixteen degrees below zero at 3 am Sunday at I A Oldhams greenhouse and five oclock Monday morning it was colder.
Rev G M Eddy and wife of Co Shocton returned Monday after a week assisting Rev D E Carman and the Baptist church in evangelistic services. Eddy is praised for power and clarity and 16 have announced intentions to become Christians during the revival events continued at the Baptist church midweek.
The remains of A. J. Scott who died at his home near Birmingham Friday night were brought to his son W. G. Scott's home at 419 North 10th Street Saturday afternoon. Brief services were led at the home by Rev N S Cunningham. Sunday at 2 pm additional services were conducted by Dr Ken C Hayes and Dr W V Milligan of the Presbyterian church with choir renditions and floral tributes. Interment followed in the family burying ground in South Cemetery.
E. D. Shively sold two Luden estate lots to Arthur J. Nennett for 2000 dollars. One lot sits at Wall avenue and Tth street corner, the other on Wall avenue. M. W. Hutchison recently purchased the parcels.
There is widespread catarrh across the region once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional remedy, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Means were conducted Monday at 10 oclock at the residence of Judge and Mrs. E. W. Mathews on Eastheeling avenue. Dr. Ken C. Hayes and Dr. W. W. Milligan officiated with the Presbyterian church choir providing music. Interment followed at South cemetery. Pallbearers included James McCarrel of Shippensburg Pa T M Ogier Clarence Nichols E W Mathews Jr Dr C A Frame and S E Boden.
A discussion of chlorosis or green sickness at the threshold of womanhood, describing symptoms such as melancholy and fatigue. It promotes Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a blood and nerve tonic, noting pricing and availability and warning of imitators with the doctor’s portrait on each box.
Public sale in Washington, Guernsey county, Ohio on Friday March 1 1907 at 1 6 o’clock p m offers One house and lot No 10 on Main Street known as the Barton property A large frame building 13 rooms good cellar stable wagon shed summer kitchen cistern on lot in good repair and location Terms cash day of sale by Sarah C Temple Armintha Dugan Jan 31 4w
Frank Bryant of Middlebourne a former Ohio Penitentiary guard now a traveling salesman for Hicks and Hoge Wheeling bought Crown Clothing Co stock in a bankruptcy sale Saturday at 4 PM from Trustee B F Enos for 706 dollars. The stock appraised at 1608 dollars. Bryant plans to add stock and open a store in the Colonial Theatre block after hiring a manager.
Advertisement claims a single day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists promise refunds if it fails. The box displays E. W. Grove’s signature.
A petition will be presented to Guernsey County Commissioners at the March 4 1907 session seeking vacation of a section of the old Wheeling road in Center Township. The proposed line starts where a new Belle Fairchild road runs from the Wheeling road and ends about 15 rods west of Joe Miller’s house at the intersection with the road to the National road. Samuel Oliver is listed as principal petitioner.
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