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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1913

Page

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Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Endorsed by Local Resident

Cambridge painter J. T. Sherrard testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills relieving irregular kidney secretions and back pain. The ad claims wide availability at Brenan Wilson's Drug Store, price fifty cents, with FosterMilburn Co. as U.S. agents and urges readers to remember the name Dean's.

Dean Cambridge J. T. Sherrard Wheeling Avenue Ohio Brenan & Wilson Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Court House News Curtis divorce petitions dominate docket

John Linn asks for divorce from Mary Linn after 17 years and seven children born of the marriage in Mt Pleasant Ohio. He cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty and seeks custody of the children John 16 William 14 Roy 12 Maggie 4 Joseph 6 Pearl and Earl 2. Other actions include Freda Rhine vs Theron Rhine divorce with temporary alimony set at 10 dollars on July 26 August 26 and September 26.

John Linn Common Pleas Court Mary Linn Paintiff Mt. Pleasant John Wm. F Roy Maggie Joseph Pearl Earl J. B. Ferguson Mike Ammer Mary Ammer Freda Rhine Theron Rhine

Moorehead travels Wheeling to Spring Street on motorcycle

Arthur Moorehead of Wheeling spent several days with Harry Moorehead of Spring Street. He made the trip on his motorcycle.

Arthur Moorehead Wheeling Harry Moorehead Spring Street

Fletcher Castoria ad and local property transfer note

E. D. Shively sells the W. B Johnson double house on Theatty Avenue between Seventh and Eighth Streets to S. H. Esely for private consideration. Misses Loretta Touvell Flora Morrison and Mayme Brislen visited friends in Byesville over Sunday.

E. D. Shively W. B Johnson Theatty Avenue Seventh and Eighth Streets S. H. Esely Loretta Touvell Flora Morrison Mayme Brislen Byesville

Ohio to rename school commissioner post with new four year term

At midnight Sunday next the offices of School Commissioner in Ohio will be ended and the new law go into effect by which that official will hereafter be appointed. It is understood that Governor Cox will appoint Frank W. Miller of Dayton for a term of four years. The incumbent will be known as Superintendent of Public Instruction, and his duties will be in general, similar to those of, the former school commissioner.

Ohio Cox Frank W. Miller Dayton Sperintendent

Referendum Petition Fails to Reflect Noble County Names

A referendum petition filed with Secretary of State Graves aims to repeal the State Liability law and lists 214 Noble county citizens on the surface, but records show only five names exist, with two confirmed signers. A copy was sent to Caldwell and is available for public inspection.

Secretary of State Graves Noble County Caldwell Republican Journal

The Rebel yell at Gettysburg then and now

An observer notes the Rebel yell heard at Gettysburg last week. It matched the tone of fifty years ago but drew laughter and friendly handshakes instead of defiant replies, highlighting changed perceptions across generations.

Gettysburg

Mulhall a key NAM lobbyist and political operative

Martin M. Mulhall, Baltimore resident, led NAM lobby forces in Washington after succeeding Cushing. He directed strike-breaking and political campaigns from 1908 to 1912, served as McKinley’s congressional campaigns manager, and held a long staff role with Governor McKinley. He authored narratives of his experiences and amassed over 20 000 letters and reports from NAM officials, senators, congressmen, bosses and labor leaders.

Mulhall Martin M. Mulhall National Association of Manufacturers Washington Baltimore Cushing McKinley Secret Service United States Congress

A Call to Restore the Old Pike Across Ohio

Public spirit backs a national highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific with the Old National Road through Belmont Guernsey Muskingum Licking and Franklin counties as a key segment. The plan promises regional growth and increased real estate value as government state and counties share restoration duties and local effort accelerates construction toward Zanesville.

Atlantic Pacific Oceans Belmont Guernsey Muskingum Ohio Columbus Guernsey County Muskingum County Guernsey Line Zanesville Fairview

Buckeye Republican Club Outing Likely to Feature Herrick Boast

The Buckeye Republican club plans its annual Columbus outing this Saturday with former Governor Myron T. Herrick likely to be featured as a speaker. Herrick, now U S Minister to France, won praise from financiers but failed to win Ohio voters as governor, and cannot be nominated by the club.

Buckeye Republican Club Columbus Myron T. Herrick U.S France Gov. Herrick Ohio Harmon Cox Herrick

Panama Canal Opening and South American Integration

The canal opening and tighter oversight of European and North American men will enable new avenues for development across South America and adjacent regions. The text suggests future economic and strategic growth driven by maritime access and coordinated governance.

Panama Canal South America Europe North America

South American gold fields near rivaling South Africa

The Enquirer notes that by mid century South America's gold fields could rival South Africa's output, with the continent south of the United States catching up in gold production.

South America Enquirer

Referendum Principle in Ohio Constitution hailed and criticized

The text extols the referendum as a potent representation of the people in legislation and a fair principle for a self-governing state. It laments the early abuses by thieves, vows punishment, and expresses hope that the reform will be rescued from villainy.

Ohio General Assembly

A White House Wedding Brightens Public Spark

The State Journal notes a White House wedding bringing joy to the nation. Miss Wilson and Mr. Sayre, both from prominent American families, symbolize a height of social unity and public interest in this union within the executive mansion. It recalls a lineage of White House brides from Lucy Payne Washington to Alice Roosevelt.

White House Miss Wilson Mr. Sayre Lucy Payne Washington Dolly Madison Anna Todd Madison Maria Monroe Mary Hellen John Adams Jackson Della Lewis Mary Easton Emily Martin Beame Elizabeth Tyler Ellen Grant Emily Platt Frances Folsom Alice Roosevelt State Journal

Proponents See Fraud Claims in Green Work Act Referendum

Ohio officials led by Gov. Cox and state leaders announce investigations into the Green Compulsory Workmen's Compensation act referendum. They accuse widespread fraud and forgery, saying the matter is turned over to the Attorney-General for immediate action and promising prosecution.

Ohio Gov. Cox W. L. Finley Charles H. Graves J. H. Secrest Frank Davis P. E. Dempsey Charles C. Marshall Attorney-General’s Department

Tut Tut and the Cow Recall in a Libery Press Note

The Liberty Press cites the Ohio State Journal suggesting men limit cursing to tut tut tut while recalling a 30 year old incident with a brindle cow. The piece mocks persistent profanity and the time wasted taming the animal as a window into past life and restraint.

Wilson Ohio State Journal Journal Liberty Press

Treatment at Magnetic Springs Leaves Pritchard in Critical Condition

Thos. Pritchard of North Sixth street remains in a very critical condition after continued treatment at Magnetic Springs.

Thos. Pritchard North Sixth Street Magnetic Springs

Infant son ill but improves at home

Washington reports the infant son of Mr and Mrs Will Devault has been very ill for several days but is now better. Estella Parry returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Wm Peters of Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Rollo Frame Jr shopped in Cambridge Monday. Fred Euga and family of Newcomerstown visit his brother Frank Buga and wife east of town. The grass will be cut on the Fair Ground this week and the track prepared for driving events.

Will Devault Estella Parry Wm. Peters Cambridge Rollo Frame, Jr Fred Euga Newcomerstown Frank Buga John H. Taylor Wm. Null Middlebourne H. C. Kennon Golda Samuel Hackley Doc” Ables S. B. Johnson M. E. Church J. K. Law Helen Laughman John Williams Ralph Alys Shipman Ellis Ross Westchester Maud Shipman Harry Cochran Paul and Earl Love City A. Cochran Caroline Bramhall Sutton T. C. McDowell Robert Ghetsy Wheeling Mary Wallace W. N. Parry Jacob Shipman East End Parry Shipman J. M. Thompson B. T. Thomas Thomas Wallace J. H. Taylor Alvin and Howard Marjory Smith Martha L. D. Davis Byesville C. P. Paisley Davis Paisley Taylor Love City For Us Last Thursday. Rev. Mr. Dewey M. KE Anna Spence King's Heralds Martha Harding Myrta Young New Concord Lyda Hyde Warne's Creek Bernard Dolen James Patterson Charles Dolen Martha Forsythe Mary Kennon Frank Johnson Earl Taggart Bellaire Taggart Rizza Shipley Thompson Mary Lawrence Day Steubenville 8. B. Lawrence A. L. Spence John McDonald Earl Critchfield Dorothea Ann Barberton Arthur Flaherty Vieter Sanday Dig Main Anders Tex James Spargrove Watson Freda Watson Charles Tedrick Herbert Walter Will Paden Olive Laughman Fred Boyd Lawrence North of Town Mary Englehart Lizzie Baumgarten William Parry Jennie Baumgarten Xenia, C J. C. Eckel Jack Ingram, Pa R. 8. Frame

Racing Car Passes Through Town En Route to Indianapolis

L. E. Pixley and H. D. Dueyer drove their 75 horsepower racer at speed through town on Sunday evening, aiming for Indianapolis by Monday morning. The Norwalk team has competed in all notable races this season as they travel from Flora Illinois, stopping only for a supper break at the Valley House.

L. E. Pixley H. D. Dueyer Indianapolis Norwalk Valley House Flora Ill

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