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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
5
An assortment of old remedies promotes Burdock Blood Bitters to purify blood and aid health, plus Dean's Ointment for obstinate rashes and Woan's Regulats to ease constipation. Customer testimonials claim Dr Thomas Electric Oil calms pain and brings sleep for a burned child.
Mrs Ora Borton, daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Borton of Connellsville, Pa., gives birth to a son named William Borton Steele on Monday morning July 22. Franklin College in New Athens, Ohio, announces the 83rd year of Old Franklin beginning on Tuesday, September with healthful elevation and surroundings, new rooms and best advantages for young men and women at the lowest expense. For information address the President. July 11 low.
North Salem resident Robert Dull and his mother visited their son Marion Dull last Friday. Elmer Armstrong and Robert Kirkwood displayed a new traction engine the first of last week. Jennie Mathews joined sister Mrs Jasper Forney of Cambridge last week. Ruth Luellen returned to Mineral City after visiting Daisy and Della Jones for a week. Will Jones's saw mill arrived and is being set up on Panther Run on Charles Rothgeb land. Sheriff John Berry appraised Jacob Sturgeon progeny with appraisers Alex Milligan O R Jones and B J Montgomery. Mrs Berry accompanied her husband. Mr and Mrs William Wilson of Birds Run visited daughter Mrs T A McKim last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Bell of Cambridge visited Mrs Bell’s parents, Mr and Mrs Harrison Porter, last Sunday. Mrs John Moninger and Maggie attended the funeral of the oldest Cooley daughter in Newcomerstown on Wednesday. Mrs Daniel Whetmore, daughter Hazel, son James and a visiting niece saw Perry Smiths last Sunday. Wm Kirkman’s horse died last Sunday evening.
Sugar Tree Miss Mary Jones visits relatives near Zanesville. Mrs Walter Hill of Dresden assists family of Wm McConkey with ill members. Geo Steele called to Chaseville for sister’s serious illness. Mrs Wm Beal of Iowa visiting Geo M Lanning’s family. Aultman Browers to Pittsburg for tensorial business training. Flora Taylor still ill under doctor care. W J Ford makes repairs on residence. Mrs Hattie Moss and daughter Mabel visit Cambridge relatives before returning to Zanesville. Alfred Smith’s horse suffers a broken leg from a kick at Rocky Fork grocery.
A persuasive letter urges Thomas Davis to buy muslin cloth and Devoe paint, arguing wider cloth lasts longer and paints cover more area per gallon. The writer claims wider cloth reduces purchases and Devoe paint offers lasting protection and fresh look, with cost efficiency tied to fewer gallons.
An advertisement touts shingles made from cement for rootting new tire proof buildings in San Francisco, claiming they are cheaper and more durable than slate or tile and nearly indestructible. It also promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for poor digestion and related ailments, promising purity and long proven use.
In the case William Griffith vs Imperial Mining Co a $5 000 damages suit for injuries from a mule accident in a mining tunnel ended with a jury verdict for the defendant after more than four hours deliberation Griffith claimed warning and equipment failure while the defense blamed his own negligence Attorneys for the plaintiff were O W Wells and for the defense Turnbaugh and Eagleson Guardianship matters and real estate transfers also noted plus new cases including White versus the C P L T Co with jury not yet secured.
Daily Jeff reports G. M. letters praising a Texas vine growth. W. L. Tribby picked a grape leaf nearly perfect with a tiny nibble missing. The stem is about 10.6 inches long, diameter around 1.614 inches, and circumference near 5.2 inches.
J O Mellyar, long troubled by mental illness, traveled to Columuus Saturday at noon to receive treatment. He was accompanied by Rev. Dr. E A Jester.
A historical advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The copy promises internal dosing, blood and mucous surface action, and a one hundred dollar reward for cures that fail, urging readers to request circulars and testimonials.
Probate Court of Guernsey County Ohio orders public auction of real estate for the late A Cooper. Sales on Tuesday September 3 1907 at 1 p m include two tracts in Cambridge and Vasebeiden with appraisals of 125 and 200 dollars. Cash terms. Eliz Co Cooper admx. O W Wells attorney. July 24 1907. July 25-5.
J W Taylor offers his house and 36 acre parcel in Londonderry Ohio for sale or rent. Terms available by calling at the house. July 22.
Dr. OC C Patton has purchased the dental business of Dr W T Bern of Kenton Ohio and will assume the practice around August 1. Patton is a skilled dentist with prospects in the new location.
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