Favorite Prescription Promises Safe Childbirth and Health
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription is promoted for aiding women with burdensome duties and health issues, claiming to prepare the system for childbirth and reduce surgical risks. It is advertised as a non secret medicine with clearly printed ingredients, alcohol free, and endorsed by medical writers. Pleasant Pellets are touted to cure constipation as a cause of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Affaio
N. Y
Court House News and Civil Actions Summary
Nancy J. LePage sues Dr. C D Romans for negligent fracture care after a December 1908 injury. She seeks 2500 dollars in damages for eleven weeks of bed rest and ensuing medical debt. Other cases include sale confirmation, final distributions, and probate filings in Dollar Savings Bank, Meisel, and Forsythe matters.
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Nancy J. LePage
C. D. Romans
J. H. Mackey
C. 8. Sheppard
Common Pleas
The
Dollar Savings Bank
L. P. Bates
Thomas M. Bond
Max E. Meisel
John T. Morton
F. S. Cowgill
C. G. Haines
James McKim
Bert L. Kennedy
Wm. Hill
Iona Forsythe
W. F. Forsythe
Elizabeth Duff
Edmund Hawthorne
Kimbolton Local Markets and Community Happenings
Local markets quote eggs at 2 cents butter 16 cents and chickens 13 to 18 cents. Harvest activity continues with threshers heard. residents include W Luccock of Cambridge visiting and Mrs Ledlie and daughter in Minneapolis. The town eyes marshal duties as pay rises to 15 dollars a month.
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W. Luccock
Cambridge
W. H. Ledlie
Minneapolis
W. M. Sawyer
M. T. Kennedy
John Crow
Clark Morrow
Otsego
Jess Ross
Canal Dover
Mary Yarnell
Ubrichsville
O. L. Hamilton
Local Church News and Community People Gather
Preaching at the M. E. church next Sunday morning at 10. Ladies' Aid serves ice cream Saturday evening. Visitors include Mrs. Charles Braden and children from Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hosfelt of Lin ton Mills Ohio, and Mrs. M. W. Bevington returning from Cleveland and Irondale. Other visits span Beach City, Oldham's, Pierpont, Dougall, Newcomerstown, Canal Dover, Luccock's grove picnic, and WCTU meeting at Mrs. Robt. Warden’s on August 5.
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M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Braden
Cambridge
J. B. People
Adam Hosfelt
Linton Mills
Jesse Hosfelt
M. W. Bevington
Cleveland
Irondale
Ohio
Perry Mehaffey
Beach City
George Barthalow
Laura Hell
Allie Geese
Oldham’s
Charlie Graham
Howard Marsh
Pierpont
South Dakota
W. A. Little
Dougall
Wm. Vansickle
Robt. Warden
Public probate notice on 1909 territory transfer in Guernsey County
On July 28 1909 a petition was filed in Guernsey County Probate Court seeking transfer of Cambridge City School district territory to sub district No 6 Morrison's Cambridge Township. Lands include Brown additions Brown Heights farms and multiple named parcels totaling hundreds of acres. Hearing set August 27 1909 at 9 am before Judge Howard W Ludcock with plat on file.
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Probate Court
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cambridge City
Morrison's
Cambridge Township
Brown's
J. Mack
Samuel M. Brown
Notice of Appointment of Emma Campbell Administratrix
The undersigned is appointed administratrix of the estate of Emerson E. Campbell, deceased, of Guernsey county Ohio. Creditors must pay debts and claimants present claims for allowance to Emma Campbell, Rosemond & Bell Attorneys, dated June 29 1909 with July 15 publication.
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Emerson E. Campbell
Guernsey County
Ohio
Emma Campbell
Rosemond & Bell
Fletcher’s Castoria Ad Cited by Cleared Slogan
Vintage advertisement snippet urging that children cry for Fletcher’s Castoria. The line presents a trademark call to parents with a proverb about pleasing others. No further context or persons identified.
Spavin Liniment Sold by Cambridge Druggist
English Spavin Liniment claims to remove all lumps blemishes and ailments from horses including blood spavins curbs splints sweeney ring bone and sprains. One bottle saves 850 and is advertised as the most wonderful blemish cure. Sold by Jno M Ogier Druggist in Cambridge Ohio.
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Jno
M. Ogier
Cambridge
Ohio
No Place Like Home Cited By Married Men At Clubs
A quip on home versus club life notes that some married men spend time at clubs, echoing a sentiment about where one finds belonging. The line “There’s no place like home” appears as a playful contrast to social routines.
Pleasant City and Salem Visitors and Local News
Pleasant City reports visits by Miss Mary Finnegan of Columbus and Miss Helen Ramsey of Salem. Camp meeting attendance at Perry's Den drew many locals. Mrs. John Rackley died after weeks of nervous trouble and rests at Mt. Zion cemetery. Joseph Archer is gravely ill with slim chance of recovery. Sheridan Nicholson's son Harry underwent ear surgery by Dr. H A Green of Cambridge. Mrs Side Boyd travels to Ava to see brother Thomas Rackley who suffers arm pain.
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Mary Finnegan
Columbus
Helen Ramsey
Salem
Perry's den
Ural Lafollett
Cambridge
John Rackley
Mt. Zion
Joseph Archer
Harry
Sheridan Nicholson
H. A. Green
Side Boyd
Ava
Thomas Rackley
Tariff perils likened to civil war in Bigelow letter
John Bigelow warns that tariff reform can avert a second civil conflict, arguing national insolvency would be the only cure. He likens tariff protection to slavery, urges a firm stand against imports, and questions hope for relief through Payne Aldrich flaws, recalling 1861 rebellion dynamics.
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John Bigelow
United States
Tariff Reform Committee
Reform Club
Bigelow
Reform
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Republican Party
Question in Quest for Knowledge Sparks Father Son Dialogue
The Newark News presents a playful exchange where Theobald prompts a learner to ask questions. The father praises inquiry as essential for improving the mind and preparing for future work, while the child admits forgetfulness. The piece captures curiosity and parental encouragement in a concise vignette.
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Papa
Theobald
Newark
Doctor Questions Postman Route For One Paper
Dr Johnson encounters a weary village postman on a hot afternoon still miles from delivering a single newspaper. The doctor quips that he would not walk such distance for a trifling delivery and suggests sending it by post.
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Dr. Johnson
Misquote Sparks Debate Over Office Duties
A Buffalo Express quip contrasts a loafer with a mischief making youth. The dialogue questions whether an office should buy loaf or correct mischief, concluding that a loafer resists reform while a mischievous lad could be guided to useful work.
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Buffalo Express
Bobby's Query and Solomon Wives in Royal Magazine
A short dialogue where Bobby asks if Solomon had 700 wives and his father confirms. The exchange links to a quotation about liberty or death and includes a Dutch proverb about men sailing while the wind serves.
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Bobby
Solomon
Royal Magazine
Paul at Corinth and the gospel's power to save
The lesson recalls Paul’s ministry in Corinth after Athens, where he preached Jesus Christ crucified and risen. Aquila and Priscilla join him in tentmaking, many Corinthians believe and are baptized, and Paul faces fears yet is urged to speak boldly. He departs for Antioch. the return of Christ is urged as vital doctrine amid atonement teaching.
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American Press Association
Sone
Athens
Paul
Corinth
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Lord
David
Aquila
Priscilla
Italy
Christ
Justus
Crispus
Gaius
Stephanus
Gallio
Sosthenes
Antioch
Ephesus
Caesarea
Jerusalem
Taxation campaign talk from Ohio board representative
Mr. G Leonard Fels of the Ohio State Board of Commerce visits the city to advocate a taxation reform plan. He argues property should be on the tax duplicate at par value and all property appraised for true value to reduce taxes and broaden the tax base, with elections for assessors by petition and nonpartisan ballots.
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Cambridge
Washington
Cam
Ohio
Statutes of
State of
G. Leonard Fels
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Fels
State Board of Commerce
Mr. Fels
State Board of Commercce
Morgan backs state treasurer bid after Sullivan enters race
Within the week former State Inspector of Workshop and Factories John H Morgan of Guernsey county has come out for the state treasurer bid, following the entrance of Public Printer John L Sullivan into the race for secretary of state.
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John L. Sullivan
John H Morgan
Guernsey County
Enquirer
Popular push for direct senatorial election faces mixed results
The Ohio State Journal Rep notes Mr. Bryan's call to amend the Constitution to elect U.S. senators by direct vote. It cites Illinois and Wisconsin primaries where legislatures ignored or respected results, while some primaries favored ordinary citizens against corporate interests. The piece argues public sentiment may sway lawmakers but doubts any state would fare better without voter input.
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Mr. Bryan
Taft
Congress
United States
Peng
Hopkins
Ilinois
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Senate
Mr. Aldrich
Ryan
Senators
Ohio State Journal
Flattery-Proof Claim Sparks Pondering Phrase
A saying suggests that no man can be flattered easily, provoking reflection on charm and ego. The remark notes that even generous praise may not sway stubborn personalities, hinting at the limits of flattery in social persuasion.
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Jeffersonian
Ohto
Tver
City Directory
Fred L. Rosemond
Attorney AT Law
Old National Bank
Mirvellan Kour
B. Moor
New York Life Insurance Co
Collamer & CO
L. C. Wells
M. D
Henry L. Weec
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, O
Roadway
F St
Washington, D
Court House News
Kimbolton
Howard W. Ludcock
A. G. Eagleson
Lore City
Southern Ohio Loan & Trust Co
Beehliuiutana
Main St. Wert
Cincinnati
Muskingum College
Conservatory of Music
J. Knox Montgomery
D. C. Pres
New Concord
Fletcher
Childre
Casto
Ria
Fia
Pleasant City
Pennyroyal Park
Thomas Smith
Fairview
the Loafer
D. M. Stearns
Chichester
Hormal
William H McMaster
Alliance
Chis
Castori
Bears
Hir
the Centaur Company
New York CiTy
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