Not Every Man Needs a Wise Tap on His Teeth
A humorous ad voice notes many men neglect dental care and claims a reliable dentist is needed. It promotes a dentistry service as the solution, urging readers to seek proper tooth attention.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
5
A humorous ad voice notes many men neglect dental care and claims a reliable dentist is needed. It promotes a dentistry service as the solution, urging readers to seek proper tooth attention.
A historic listing shows dental prices including a good set for 500 dollars and best set at 500. A painless extraction is 25 dollars, silver fillings 4.50, gold fillings 4.50, gold crowns 5.00, bridge work per tooth 5.00.
Judicious Advertising is described as the potent force behind building successful enterprises. It emphasizes merchandise of merit, minimum prices, truthful statements, and effective use of advertising space in columns.
The Guernsey County Teachers Examinations will be held the first Saturday of each month with Boxwell examinations on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Boxwell commencement is the last Saturday of June. All meetings occur in Cambridge Ohio. Examinations start at 8:30 a.m. Officers listed include H L Cash, G E Bell, and W G Wolfe.
Slippers and oxfords advertised at Turnbaugh's with prices noted. Birth announcements for July 15 1905 include sons born to D Robin of Highland Avenue and Wm Beil of South 9th Street. Local visitors and residents mentioned alongside road heat commentary and a health tea ad.
A garbled ad fragment mentions men’s oxfords in an east window priced at 2.50 per pair and references multiple patent medicines. The text shifts to local notices about deaths, court filings, a piano purchase, a fire or stove accident, a divorce, and various society notices from Zanesville and Columbus, with several names, places, and events noted.
An enormous fire on the top floor of a Louisville station caused rapid spread and the collapse of most of the building. Loss estimated over 350000 dollars. no casualties reported. Fire engines struggled to control the blaze as trains were detoured and passengers directed to other depots. Only the walls remained after hours of flames and smoke. Insurance status unclear. May have begun by faulty insulation. Fire disrupted several rail lines and affected nearby facilities.
The Cambridge G A R Post adopts resolutions upon the death of Comrade David D Taylor praising his zeal and public spirit. Members Dilley Bell McIlroy express sorrow, drape the post, and honor his memory, noting his influence for a just cause and loyalty to the nation. The notice closes with a patter of unrelated medical ad copy and a dated stamp.
Time deposits payable at a definite time permit a higher rate of interest than demand obligations. Deposits are confidential and secured by assets exceeding seven hundred thousand dollars. The company loans only on good first mortgage security and promises a reliable financial statement.
Raymond Hawthorne McCleary six month old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Metiearr of Mantua died Saturday July V3 after a severe scalding from tap water at about 10 am. Doctors Bain of Gloustead and Cain of Cambridge could not save him. The funeral was held today at 9 am conducted by Rev E E Cleveland with interment at Lebanon.
The notice announces a Niagara Falls excursion via Pennsylvania Lines on July 27 with a round trip fare of five dollars from Cambridge. For particulars inquire with T. C. Clark, Ticket Agent.
Miss Mabel Trott aged eighteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Trott of Pleasant City, died Sunday at about six after a brief stomach illness. A noted musician in Pleasant City and Cambridge circles, she was loved by many. Funeral at M E church Pleasant City Tuesday at nine conducted by Rev J M Shaffer with interment there.
In Wheeling township Guernsey county 153 votes were cast with 122 dry and 9 wet, while 2 were unclear. Clergy and Christian citizens mobilized against temperance, and the outcome was decisive in a July 17 1905 special election.
Tom Minto arraigned before Mayor Mopday charged with selling intoxicating liquors. Found guilty and fined 15 and costs. Prosecuting Attorney A J Stevens and defense attorney John F Stockdale. Motion for a new trial set for Tuesday at 4. Elmer Fife died at home on 19th Street South Side. Aged about thirty five, Vitus dance. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. July 23. Pennsylvania Lines excursion notice to Nagara Falls through Cambridge Ticket Agent. T C Clark.
C A Collins of Cupperman and Hester A Huff of Cambridge. Hugh Reid and Rebecca Walker both of Guild. Q Ralph E Lowry of Columbus and Lela Garvin of Cumberland.
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