04 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
1
An advocate argues for Ivory Soap as a superior bather's soap over floor cleaners. The piece emphasizes skin delicacy and purity, noting Ivory Soap floats and costs more due to its ingredients and making. It urges readers to treat themselves with respect by choosing Ivory Soap.
The article recounts several quiet weddings and community happenings. It mentions Mr. Harry We. Aanos and Miss Eliaibeu Rose Neosatk in a June ceremony with Rev. Patt officiating, a small church set, and intimate guest attendance. Additional marriages include Alvin R. Thawthorne and Anna Schaser, Elmer People Wilson and Mary Wilson, and Charles W. Miller and Miss Wilesb, all described as modest, home weddings with family presence and early evening celebrations.
Cambridge residents seek cures and share testimonial about Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. Frank Vance of 715 7th St south Cambridge Ohio reports back and kidney relief after using the medicine from Ogier's drug store East Wheeling Ave. He endorses the remedy and notes the package bears the official portrait and signature.
The Cambridge Mill clerical staff will move to the Autne Standard office at Moestins Parcy. The consolidation aims to improve oversight of daily reports and reduce costs while maintaining the existing force under the manager.
A reflective column on the Fourth of July celebration, tracing from the Revolution to the twelfth century, detailing patriotic rites, oratory shifts, and the evolving view of Britain. It notes earlier jingoistic themes yielding to restraint after the Spanish American War, and remarks on current wartime sentiment and national identity.
A reflective passage contrasts July Fourth patriotism with debates on democracy and liberty. It recalls Loyalist and revolutionary sentiments, Lincoln’s motto of government by the people, and the American experiment amid monarchies and imperial powers. It highlights the resilience of the United States in self-government without foreign approval.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Fourth of July celebrations before the war with parades, rifles, and patriots in period attire. The piece contrasts Civil War reenactments and postwar pageantry with modern fireworks and suggests reviving old customs. Also noted: a separate incident on a train in Lima, Indiana, where John S. Melviney was injured and Rosese Barnet arrested after a quarrel on a passenger train.
A garbled report from Mena Arkansas cites Wilma Wirley known as William Allen, an elderly farmer, charged with murder. Vesas officers say he was arrested after alleged disruption and a lengthy investigation at Mount Ver Zu.
An incident in Bay City led to the arrest of a man linked to a death described as pneumonia like illness. He claims self defense in a confrontation at a local salon and states his father and two individuals were involved in a prior dispute. Authorities have held him responsible for the death since.
In a damaged narrative an express train faces an armed ambush by bandits during a perilous encounter. Passengers scramble as shells, parcels, and crates scatter. A boarding party challenges the robbers while authorities and bystanders react with fear and improvised defense amid wreckage and confusion.
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