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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe gasral train activity in Pennsylvania with references to local divisions and penal areas. The text mentions trains running and locations like ae Division and Ines, but details are obscured and incomplete.
A Texas tornado struck Montague county causing at least ten deaths with reports up to forty. Towns in the path including Montague and Nocono suffered severe destruction. Churches and businesses were leveled and livestock losses were heavy. Injuries included Mrs. Travis Calhoun and others. fatalities spread across rural areas with ongoing tallies.
President Roosevelt, returning to Washington from Cleveland, held informal cabinet discussions aboard his special train. Secretary Metcalf left to join his wife in North Carolina then California. The White House gave no formal announcement on the Hay successor, though discussions with trusted friends and Elihu Root continued aboard.
The superintendent at Cristobal warns conditions on the Isthmus are very bad with disease and pestilence spreading. Reports mention measles yellow fever cholera fever malaria and a plague case. The rundown food line from Colon to Monkey Hill Cemetery near Con is unreliable with frequent delays and risk to travelers.
The latest Paris report claims a diamond cure for consumption. W. T. McGee of Vanleer Tenn endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as a quick, permanent relief. Hawthorne’s Cambridge and Heiner’s Eyesville drug stores offer 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a trial bottle free.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for corns and sore feet. It promotes shaking powder into shoes and claims quick relief with a 25 cent price at druggists and shoe stores.
July 6 report erroneously claimed Carbondale Illinois destroyed by fire. Likely telephone disruption from burning poles caused misperception. Only one brick and several frame structures burned. estimated loss about 5600 dollars. Storms in France July 6 caused two deaths and crop damage. English Spavin Liniment advertised with dubious claims and savings.
Mutineers from the Kniaz Potemkine claim civil war in Russia and vow inviolability of ships and ports as the Potemkine roams the Black Sea. Theodossia reports dissension among mutineers. eight crewmen reportedly to be shot. Odessa imprisons sixty seven mutineers led by ringleaders. hope to bomb rush for support in Transcaucasia and Batoum.
A joint Ohio General Assembly resolution from 1904 outlines election timing for state and county offices, term lengths for governors and judges, and procedures for vacancies. It specifies even numbered terms, appointment rules, and the governor's power to extend terms to align with Section 1. The document is certified by Secretary Lewis Laylin in Columbus in February 1905.
The text discusses Isaiah's portrayal of the Suffering Servant as fulfilled in Christ, citing scripture to show how Jesus bore sins, endured oppression, and was raised for salvation. The lesson emphasizes belief, redemptive suffering, and the coming glory as the nations witness prophecies fulfilled.
A garbled reminiscence speaks of vestments and garments tied to milestones like graduation and weddings. It mentions a lion’s clothes metaphor and a tailor who could gain fortune by inventing a style that omits vests, highlighting fashion as a point of pride and identity.
An old advertisement page touts Foley's Honey and Tar as early relief for bronchitis, with testimonials from Minerva Smith of Danville and D. M. Hawthorne. It also praises Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and rheumatic issues, plus Electric Bitters for typhoid, kidney trouble, and improved mobility, credited to local hawkers.
Mother Gray offers Austrian Leaf as a monthly regulator for women and various ailments. The ad promises relief for female weaknesses backache and urinary troubles with samples by mail. A separate note touts Dr King’s Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy with a Denver area pharmacy reference.
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