Doan's Kidney Pills advertised in Cambridge notice
Doan's Kidney Pills promoted to Cambridge residents as a remedy for kidney ailments. Testimonial from J R Whitcraft of Cambridge Ohio cites relief from kidney secretions sediment backache and nervous spells after use. Sold at Brenan & Wilson's drug store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Nature
Doan
J. R. Whitcraft
Ohio
Dean
Brenan & Wilson's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Legal Cases and Jury Draws Highlight Ohio Common Pleas Docket
The report lists multiple civil suits including partition actions by a W. Ward Lumber Co. against Chase Spaid Maude Spaid and E D Stone and a nurse case by Carrie Felumlee for 610 dollars. It covers a verdict for the N M P T Co. against O Gara Coal Co. and assorted jury panel drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Rose
Sarah J. Hutchison
J. L. Douglass
W. G. Ward Lumber Co
Chase J. Spaid
Maude Spaid
E. D. Stone
Common Pleas Court
James Joyce
O’gara Coal Co
Mary W. Scott
John Prokop
The
National Coal Co
Court House
James Ross
Cambridge
Albert C. Lake
Valley
T. M. Hathaway
Spencer
J. W. Cramer
Monroe
C. H. Gleaves
Londonderry
James Black, Jr
Clara Stork
Charles 8. Sheppard
Mike Stork
William Saltsgaver
Mark Coe
First National Bank
Senecaville
B. F. Enos
W. O. Burgess
Pennsylvania Co
Otho Scott
State of
Ohio
Squire Reasoner
C. Ellis Moore
Clyde Boniphant
State of Ohio
Reasoner
Gypsy Smith’s rise from gypsy camp to world evangelist noted
A Columbus son recalls Gypsy Smith born in an Epping Forest gipsy camp and rising to world evangelist status. His conversion is cited as evidence of divine grace, with Smith visiting much of the civilized world to evangelize. He left the camp with his English bride and faced a challenging start in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Columbus
Epping Forest
England
Paul
Peter
Dare to die by headache pills in Kenton tragedy
A 20 year old woman in Kenton took 12 headache tablets after being dared by a friend. She swallowed the whole number though not in pain and now lies near death. The piece condemns dares as reckless tests of bravado in youth, adults, and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Public Health Board urged to test drinks sold to children
The letter calls for the board of health to examine common drinks sold over soda counters and report which are wholesome and which are injurious. It warns that even soft looking beverages may contain poisons, germs, saccharin, dyes, coal tar and other harmful substances and urges prompt clear warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Noble Gettysburg act honors returned transportation
An old Gettysburg veteran who was a paroled prisoner refused state transportation for the celebration. Governor Cox approved returning the pass and inviting the man to join the Ohio contingent as a guest, praising his noble restraint over favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Cox
Ohio
Former Senator Andrews Speaks At Ohio Penitentiary
Former Senator LaForest Andrews, visiting the Ohio penitentiary, urged inmates to rise above adversity and reject heredity as a cause of crime. He cited three root sources liquor drugs and poverty as factors that drive men to the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
LaForest Andrews
Ohio Penitentiary
Convict Audience Responds To Reform Message
A speaker urges convicts to act for a better environment and end the causes of crime. After he finishes the convicts acclaim him and ask to hear more from the Warden. The former scion is seizing his chances amid the crowd.
Ohio Road Law Amended on Brush Destruction Along Property Lines
The Ohio General Assembly amended sections 7148 7148 2 to let landowners or tenants destroy brush briars and other weeds on roadsides adjoining their property. If not done by the owner the superintendent must perform the work. Costs are certified to the county auditor for tax collection and paid to the township treasurer, with provisions for anticipation and refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Dorcas Society Reports Yearly Activity in 1913
The Dorcas Society reviews its work for the year ending June 30 1913 outlining November start for school donations cash and provisions church offerings from union Thanksgiving services and gifts from societies clubs and individuals. A new distribution plan reduced charity issues yet aided more recipients and stored potatoes and distributed 20 bushels. About 2000 items were dispensed 60 sent to Zanesville flood victims with jelly and fruit for ill households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
D. D. Taylor
Court House
Guernsey
Zanesville
Fred Rosemond
Elsworth Price
Thos, Pyles
Mehaffey
Schanck
E. F
Dorcas Society Financial Report June 1913
The Dorcas Society reports receipts ending June 1 1913 with a balance on hand of 258 92 and total receipts 446 82 including donations from schools church Hebrew Relief Society and Friends and members plus sale of second hand clothing and Thanksgiving donations. Cor a Deeren serves as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Hebrew Relief Society
Lyric Theater Co
Renee Sale
Cora Deeren
Treas
C O D Service Ready July 181 at local post office
Postmaster A L Stevens prepares to install C O D service on July 1 for Cambridge and Guernsey County. Details of three coupon tags, amounts due, addressee information, postage and a 10 cent collection fee are explained. Delivery requires payment of sender’s amount and money order cost with insurance up to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. D. Department of the
A. L. Stevens
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Department
Local residents host visitors over weekend
Quaker City Frank Wolfe of Columbus visited his mother Mrs. Geo. Wolfe in town. Chester A. Wendell, college student in New Concord, spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wendell. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Denny and children Evelyn and William visited the Denny home. Lela Cline and Hazel Floyd traveled to Terra Alta West Virginia to see a sister of the former. Russell Hartley, working in Columbus, spent Sunday with his parents west of town. Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Lawrence and daughters Mary and Helen went to Dexter City to visit relatives.
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Frank Wolfe
Columbus
Geo. Wolfe
Chester A. Wendell
New Concord
J. F. Wendell
John A. White
Russell Hartley
N. P. Hartley
M.S. Lawrence
Mary
Helen
Dexter City
Belmont man visits Cambridge family Sunday
John W. Amos of Belmont spent Sunday with his father and family in Cambridge, sharing time with relatives on the weekend.
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John W. Amos
Belmont
Cambridge
Masters and wife depart Lorain for Wooster college summer
The Masters couple, son of Lorain County, visit H H Masters of Highland Avenue and leave last Saturday for Wooster to attend college this summer.
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Masters
Lorain County
H. H. Masters
Highland Avenue
Wooster
La Joie vows to quit if benched again in Chicago
Napoleon Lajoie, ousted Cleveland second baseman and veteran of the American League, declares he will quit baseball if forced to serve as pinch hitter or substitute. He scolds Manager Birmingham as a "college player" and insists on remaining a regular starter. He warns the benching could end his storied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Chicago
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Americans
Birmingham
Lajoie
Man Shoots Self Nine Times in Yonkers Home
Yonkers machinist Carl H. Nystrom, 57, killed himself by firing nine shots inside his residence. Five bullets lodged in walls and ceiling, three in the abdomen, the ninth in the mouth penetrated the brain for a fatal end.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Carl H. Nystrom
Pioneer Origin Blakeslee Killed by Interurban Car
In Elyria Ohio near his birthplace a 83 year old pioneer Origin Blakeslee was struck and killed by an Interurban car as he attempted to signal it. The incident occurred almost in front of the log house where he was born.
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Elyria, O
Blakeslee
Earthquake Destroys School Roof In Regiano Italy
An earthquake struck Regiano in Gravina province collapsing a schoolhouse roof and injuring many children. Several houses also fell, adding to casualties as Mount Vesuvius erupts with lava flowing down its slopes.
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Rome
Regiano
Gravina
Mount Vesuvius
ROW OVER THE HEAT IN STEUBENVILLE RIOT
A riot in Steubenville's Polish settlement followed a heated debate on Poland's climate. John Berlisky was shot and seriously wounded as Mayor McLish and Officer Mercer searched a Polish boarding house for rioters. Two shots were fired through a barred door.
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Steubenville, O
Poland
John Berlisky
McLish
Mercer
Automobile Turns Over Fatal Crash Near Coshocton
Two young women Hazel Retzler 19 and Ethel Keefer 18 were fatally injured when a runabout rolled after a tire blew up in Coshocton Ohio. Driver Robert McAllister 28 and J R Sprague 23 escaped with minor injuries. both girls lived in Roscoe, about a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Hazel Retzler
Ethel Keefer
Robert McAllister
Plainfield
Here
J. R. Sprague
Roscoe
Eight Bodies Recovered After Ferry Sinking
Leechburg Pennsylvania June 30 report says eight bodies have been recovered after an overweighted ferryboat sank in the Kiski river. The river is being dragged for additional victims and searchers continue work.
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Leechburg
Kiski
Public must know truth on lobbying and investigation
United Press reports President Wilson in Washington stating that lobbying as a profession may end after the current investigation. He urges a full inquiry into all aspects and notes the public must know the truth, regardless of political beliefs. Also, Mr and Mrs Harvey Drum and son visit Cambridge for a day with Mrs Mary Stiles on Mast Steubenville avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Theobbyist
Wilson
Harvey Drum
Bernard
Ralph Barthalow
Ruth Meyer
Zanesville
Cambridge
Mary Stiles
Mast Steubenville Avenue
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Munn & Co
Scientific Americat
Mmmw & Co
Omice
F &T
Washington, D.C
Wehigan
Lorie Eedik
Quaker City
Fletcher
Cscastoria
Castor
Wir Enda
Sick
York
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Emory Lattaner
Ohio Village Bank
Steubenville
Jefferson
M’kinley
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
William McKinley
Burleson
Liggett & Myers
Durham
N. C
Virginia
North Carolina
MONT
Chix
Gopatte Ayara Vibawoe Ce
ST. Louis, MO
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