Pale and Weak Girls and the Cure for Anaemia
The notice describes pale anaemic girls showing symptoms from paleness to irritability and shortness of breath. It promotes Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a blood forming remedy, claiming it restores strength and weight. Available 60 cents per box from dealers and the Dr. A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY, with local Cambridge Ohio seller Neilly & Co.
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A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Casper Watton
Michigan City
Ind
Dr . W. Chase
Aw Coase Mephixe Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Pleasant City News Highlights Local Gatherings and Visits
Miss Martha Colvin visited Aunt Mrs. Martha Shively over Sunday. Sunday services at EB St. church and a temperance meeting at the Lutheran church. Many attended Glenwood camp meeting. Mrs. Mollie Selders of Byesville visited sister Mrs. M. Sayson. Sherman Leighen and family visited sister Mrs. Freel. Charley Shrimp and family visited Hartford. Ethel Spaid and brother Earl from Springfield visiting friends. Dernard Williams trip to Byesville last week. Social at Gibson’s Saturday evening with locals attending. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Maden returned to Marietta after a pleasant stay with mother west of town. A. M. Sumption and Miss Lena Brill of Elen, and O. Brill and wife near Barnesville spent Sunday on the bottoms west of town. Mrs. Sara Murphy of Canton called to a sick relative. Farmers busy harvesting. Yiarley Hayman, former Herald employee, visiting. Odell Grange picnic planned at Fisher’s grave Saturday September 1 with music and food. Joseph Donehoo returned from West Braden. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pratt and son Robert and Miss Ethel Sherrard visited Caldwell. Paul Ralston, formerly of Clark’s barber shop, bought into National Hotel barber shop and takes charge Monday.
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Sherman Leighen
Mrs. Freel
Charley Shrimp
Hartford
Ethel Spaid
Earl
Springheld
Dernard Willams
Byesville
Gibson’s
R. B. Maden
Marietta
A. M. Sumption
Lena Brill
Elen
O. Brill
Barnesville
Sara Murphy
Canton
Remarkable death face in Wooster editor’s vault
In Wooster Ohio a vault at Wooster cemetery holding EB Eshelman long time editor of the Democrat and known as Old Figgers, who died two months ago over 80, was found to contain a body resembling a man about 30. Curious locals flocked to view but were refused entry.
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Wooster, O
Wooster
Eb, Eshelman
The
Democrat
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kimbolon R D 2 Brief Local Items And Accidents
Alpha Smith of Smith Bros. store fell from his wagon Wednesday injuring his arm but is improving. The Beal farm well drilled by Rathbone proved a failure and another site will be chosen for a new test. Martha Shaw has returned home to Newcomerstown from her brother Nathan. Mrs Foster has gone back to Virginia after her son’s marriage. Charles Rothgeb gave a large ice cream treat to neighbors Saturday, a very enjoyable neighborhood party.
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Alpha Smith
Smith Bros
Beal
Rathbone
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement Prompts Public Praise
Cambridge residents celebrate relief after years of illness citing Mrs. George Stephens of 107 Nighland Avenue. She states Doan's Kidney Pills cured her summer 1897 discomfort and she has remained well for eight years, urging others to try the remedy sold nationwide by Foster-Mitchum Co. Buffalo, 50 cents.
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Cambridge
Doan
George Stephens
Nighland Avenue
Can Bow
Dean
Foster-Mitchum Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Page Notes and Social Exchanges in Coshocton Area
Mr and Mrs oseph Wandling of West Virginia visit her brother A M Miskimons in this county. John Ingram visited friends in Coshocton Thursday and Friday. Frank Williams of Cleveland vacationing with his father and sisters here. Mrs F A Forney in Newcomerstown Wednesday. Several from here attended Children’s services at Guernsey Sunday night. Nellie Phillips returned home to Plainfield Saturday with Muriel Ingram and Alice. Born to Jesse Hicks and wife July 14 1906 a daughter. Preaching at Baptist church next Sunday at 11 o’clock. Stella Clemens spent Sunday with Charlotte and Hattie Johnson. Harvest the order of the day. Jens Harding spent Sunday with Ourie Stage. Frank Urban of Cambridge spent Thursday and Friday with friends on this route. Rex L A Graves pastor of the Washington charge made calls with members here Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Moss and children of Cambridge visited this route Wednesday. Mrs Shaw and children Route 4 spent Sunday on this route. Mrs Fre Raymond of West Steubenville Avenue left Sunday for Columbus to meet her parents Mr and Mrs C P White. Dr Fred Harrison of West Wheeling Avenue left Tuesday for Adena Harrison County to visit his mother. Mrs Harrison has been visiting relatives and friends there for some time.
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Oseph Wandling
West Virginia
A. M. Miskimons
John Ingram
Coshoct
F. A. Forney
Newcomerstown
Guernsey
Nellie Phillips
Plainfield
Muriel Ingram
Alice
Jesse Hicks
Baptist
Fre Raymond
West Steubopyne Avenue
Columbus
C. P. White
Fred Harrison
West Wheeling Avenue
Adena
Harrison County
Harrison
Dandruff Cure Claims Hair Regrowth With Cuticura
Mrs W F Griess of Clay Center Nebraska reports long hair and a healed scalp after using Cuticura Soap weekly and Ointment twice weekly for two months. She states five years of hair growth since starting the regimen, with no dandruff or itching remaining.
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Sam
W. F. Griess
Clay Center
Neb
Cuticura Soap and Ointment For Mothers and Babies
Mothers should use Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for infants purifying skin scalp hair and hands. Claims include relief of baby rashes itchings chafings irritation and ulcerative weaknesses with antiseptic purposes for toilet bath and nursery. Sold worldwide Cuticura Soap 25c Ointment 50c Resolvent 25c per vial of 60. Potter Drug and Chem Corp Sole Props Huston Mass. Em Maced Free The Great Cuticura Skin Book.
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Potter Drug and Chem Corp
Huston
Ben Dickerson Jury to Hold Reunion on Aug Fourth
The twelve jurors who found Ben Dickerson guilty of murdering Mrs Catherine Hughes plan an annual reunion. They will meet on August fourth, Saturday, at McGuire's grave, according to the Coshocjion Times, reflecting friendly relations formed during six weeks of deliberation.
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Ben Dickerson
Katheryne Hughes
McGuire
Coshocjion Times
Worth Salem News Wraps Local Happenings and Farewells
Ira Lloyd of Zanesville visits brother Thomas as neighbors protest potato seizures by unknown parties. Mrs. Perry’s death in Lore City prompts funeral attendance. several locals travel to and from Cambridge, Newcomerstown, and Philadelphia. Household repairs begin on R C Jones and Will Jones dwellings. Plans note no preaching at Brushy Fork on the 2nd Sunday in August.
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Winfield Boyd
New Philadelphia
Marion Tetrick
Brushy Fork
Cunrahan
Jon Luis Vatalion
Carl Leeper Heads to Niagara Falls Outing
Carl Leeper left Monday for Niagara Falls New York for an outing.
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Carl Leeper
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Local News From Guernsey County and Nearby Areas
Wm Miller of New Concord visited near Odell to manage farm interests. Aiken child Mabel injured arm with corn sheller. Rev Lee Lanning departed to Mt Everett Washington, planning visits on route home. Mrs Bisher hosted friends for aunt Margaret Ross of Pueblo. Linn family from Cambridge visited their parents. Rev A B Dickie’s North Salem pulpit served by Rev A Sleman of Kurdistan Turkey, a student at XMenia Theological Seminary, with lecture on his homeland. Mr JoH Baird died at his Brady area home after a long life in Guernsey County. survived by seven children and several relatives. funeral led by Rev E K McKibben, burial in Washington cemetery. Relatives returned from visit and were joined by sister Mrs Emma Davis. Rev Ralph Wirick preached at Duncan Falls. Miss Alice Nicholson of Greenville visiting her parents. Clare Lindsey visited Grand Ridge relatives.
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Wm. Miller
New Concord
Odell
Mabel
George Aiken
Lee Lanning
Mt. Everett
Wash
Thomas Bisher
Margaret Ross
Pueblo
Colo. Jy
A. B. Dickie
North Salem
A. Sleman
Kurdistan
Turkey
Asia
Elmer
Brady
Baird
Washington, D
Guernsey County
Harvey Baird
Washington
Jesper Leeper
United Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Kansas
James
Columbus
Joseph
Snowden Wilson
Joseph Yarnell
Cambridge R. D
Joseph Bell
Washington, O
E .K. McKibben
Bunal
Ralph Wirick
Duncan Falls
Alice Nicholson
Greenville
Geo. Nicholson
Clare Lindsey
Grand Ridge
Winterses Misses Parker Visit Nearby Relatives
Winterset brief notes show Miss Nettie Parker and Miss Daisy Parker visiting friends in Kin Horton area while Miss Herniee Lindsey stayed with cousin Edna Enos in Salessile. Rev Mr Stewart and daughter Margaret visited Nohtic county relatives. Fred Wallace of Cambridge visiting south of town as Rev Mr Harford of Granville also called.
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Nettie and
Daisy Parker
Kinhorton R. 1
Herniee Lindsey
Edna Enos
Salessile R. PD. No.1
Mr. Stewart
Margaret
Nohtic County
Fred Wallace
Cambridge
Sermon Topics On Board Startle Boston Passersby
A Boston pastor unveils sermon subjects on a large bulletin board prepared by the sexton. One Sunday evening the board announced Hell in fiery red letters at the lower edge, startling many passersby and drawing curious attention to the church’s upcoming topics.
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Boston
Hell
Ordinance 662 Tax Levy For 1906 Cambridge Ohio
Ordinance 662 directs the City of Cambridge Ohio to levy ten mills for general city maintenance plus designated rates for health safety service library and interest funds totaling fifteen and seven tenths mills to fund city departments and operations for the year 1906 with collection by the county auditor and enforcement to follow after passage on June 5th with attestation by the clerk.
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Cambridge
State of
Ohio
Guernsey
Tassea Tn Council
Jane
Orn
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the National Biscuit Company
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Neilley & Co
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iMarietta College
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Pleasant City
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Lutheran Church
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M.sayson
Salesville
Yiarley Hayman
Herald Office
Chicago
Odell Grange
Fisher
Joseph Donehoo
West Braden
H. W. Pratt
Robert
Ethel Sherrard
Caldwell
Paul Ralston
Clark’s
National Hotel
Humphreys
Drageists
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William & John Sts
Cambridge National Hotel
Thurs
Weist
France Medical Institute
Weist Suil
Weber
Ant
Wwe
West Retner Effect
Fcoe
Weshlts Court
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Martha ‘Shaw
Nathan
Frank Willaims
Clevdeland
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Ira Lloyd
Zanesville
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Lore City
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Perry
James Randall
Jas. McKim
May Tough
Nea Mathews
G. A. Mathews
Philadelphia
R. C. Jones
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Trail Roo Tines
Dennison Tetrick
Newcomberstown
George Truffman and Family
Tetrick
Barrs Lindsey
Brother
Casper Enis
Rhenphis Enis
Wm. Marshall
Maron Tetrick
W. S. Heade
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Central National Bank
Cambridge, Ohi
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Winterset
Mr. Harford
Granville, Vis
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