Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Cambridge Resident
A Cambridge resident J M Albaneh describes long term relief from kidney troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes back pains subsiding and regular kidney action, with occasional use maintaining health. The advertisement promotes the pills sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents priced 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Doan
J. M. Albaneh
North Tenth St
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Special Grand Jury Sought in Mrs. McCoy Case
Brazilla Duff led a petition of about 500 Knox township citizens at Guernsey County Court asking Judge McGinnis to call a special grand jury and appoint an assistant prosecutor to reopen and pursue the death of Mrs. Harry McCoy. Duff had previously urged Attorney General Hogan to reopen the case in Columbus, but was referred to local courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCoy
Knox Township
Brazilla Duff
Court House
McGinnis
Duff
Hogan
Columbus
Guernsey County
I T Jones Laid To Rest After Lingering Illness
I T Jones died at 1 30 PM Saturday at his East Steubenville home after a long illness. Funeral Monday at First Baptist Church with Rev Bridge officiating. Burial in City cemetery. He leaves wife and children Thomas Mrs Frank Walters Mrs George Williams J L B and Charles M Jones. Born in Belmont County aged 66. Denison University alumnus and Civil War veteran. Former top life insurance man traveling West Virginia as superintendent of agents and special agent for insurers. Member of Clearfork Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Jones
East Steubenville Avenue
First Baptist Church
W. WH. Bridge
Thomas
Frank Walters
George Williams
JL. B
Charles M. Jones
Clearfork Baptist Church
Miss Hazel Phillips and friends return home from Uhrichsville
Miss Hazel Phillips May Doyle and Sadie Jenkins return home on Onday after spending Saturday and Monday with friends in Uhrichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Phillips
May Doyle
Sadie Jenkins
Uhrichsville
Ohio Workmen’s Compensation Act Aims at Better Benefits
The act provides higher compensation for injured workers or dependants than any other state, with no contributions from workers. It preserves choice of doctors and hospitals and constitutional rights, while shielding employers from lawsuits and offering lower cost, broader insurance. It reduces taxes and links lower rates to fewer accidents through state distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio rural roads plan allocates 3.5 million for main market routes
Gov. Cox urges farmers to finance improvements as Ohio adopts the Hite good roads law. A total of 3.5 million dollars is planned for intercounty highways and main market roads, with each of 88 counties receiving equal shares and required local matching funds. Delinquent counties may lose their allotment but can regain it after a grace period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Life and Good Roads Congress
Columbus
Gov. Cox
W.L. F
Why Girls Leave School Report Calls for Practical Curriculum
The federal education report from Worcester notes most girls quit school by sixth or seventh grade to work. It cites 17 percent finishing grammar school and argues lack of vocational training and practical courses drives attrition, urging authorities to reform with useful, job oriented study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Education
Worcester
Mass
Federal Board
Supt
E. KE. Miller
Pittsburg
Superintendent Miller Addresses 8th Grade Graduation
Supt Miller spoke Thursday evening at the close of the 8th grade commencement. He warned of changes in Ohio and national education trends toward practical subjects, domestic science, manual training, and a stricter practical business curriculum in high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ohio
Plan for national peace proposed by Secretary Bryan
One month ago by direction of President Wilson Secretary of State Bryan submitted to governments with representatives in Washington a general plan for national peace. The outline states the United States is prepared to enter into a broader framework to promote peace in substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Wm. J. Bryan
Washington
United States
Eight Nations Accept Wilson Peace Plan Terms
The article notes eight prominent nations quickly accept terms for international dispute investigation led from Washington. It outlines obligatorily independent inquiry, rapid reporting, and non aggression until report submission. Thomas Bryan praises the spirit, declaring Memorial Day fitting for the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Roosevelt Vindicated Defends Legal Standing In Teetotalism Debate
The piece argues Roosevelt is vindicated legally in the case and warns Teetotalism would suffer a setback if the ex President campaigned on "The American idea of Total Abstinence." It notes the potential for a large fortune from speaking engagements on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Peace Plan Gains Arbitration Renewal Momentum
Col Bryan notes that in two months three arbitration treaties were renewed for five years with France, Italy and Spain. President Wilson signals willingness to renew similar conventions with Great Britain, Japan, Norway, Sweden and Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Bryan
France
Italy
Spain
Wilson
Great Britain
Japan
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Pittsburg
Eight Nations Back Secretary Bryan Peace Plan on Memorial Day
Secretary Bryan's plan wins favor from Italy Great Britain France Brazil Sweden Norway Peru and Russia. Announcement on Memorial Day sparks near universal rejoicing as world looks to arbitration by Christian men and patriots to replace war. War is described as silly and dreadful and civilization requires peaceful dispute settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Italy
Great Britain
France
Brazil
Sweden
Norway
Peru
Russia
Dr and Mrs Johnson Move Offices and Home
Dr and Mrs C R Johnson moved from East Wheeling Ave and South Ninth St to the Boetcher property at East Wheeling Ave and North Tenth St. Dr Johnson will have his office in the Boetcher building. Mrs J O Carnes and Miss Hazel Carnes visited friends in Zanesville. Mrs A D Thompson and Mrs Harry McCracken visited friends in New Concord. Fred Shafer left for Columbus for graduation at the Columbus Art School where his daughter Alma is in the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Johnson
East Wheeling Ave
South Ninth Street
Boetcher
East Wheeling Avenue
North Tenth Street
Dr. Johnson
Boetcher Building
J. O. Carnes
Hazel Carnes
Zanesville
A. D. Thompson
Harry McCracken
New Concord
Fred Shafer
Columbus
Columbus Art School
Miss Alma
Springfield
Fred
Sam Craig
Elliott Thompson
Charles McMahon
8. C. Carnes
Indianapolis
Fred Craig
W. M. Marshall
Roy McPeek
Bridgeport
W. M. Hannan
Frank L. Jacobs
Clay Avenue
Dr. Fletcher
Turner Avenue
Mr. Jacobs
Margaret Bell
Kimbolton
Fred Bell
Ogier Avenue
J. Bruce Collison
Pittsburg
James Bower
North Fourth Street
Cambridge Busy With Graduated Town Movements And Weddings
Local Cambridge residents travel for business and leisure Monday through Saturday. Names include E. J. Patterson headed to Dennison, Mrs. John Warden returning from Columbus, and many visitors from Byesville Barnesville and Marietta. Marriage licenses issued to Roy Davis Elizabeth Pew and Samuel Smalley Lillie Wharton. Pension granted to Rosanna Hoover widow of Jacob Hoover. John C Harmony state organizer of the Reindeers visiting for a meeting in Cambridge. New job appointments at I E Chambers parlors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
Edith Long
Byesville
Roy Davis
Elizabeth Pew
Samuel Smalley
Center Township
Lillie Wharton
Cambridge
Laura Price
Barnesville
Ernest O. Taylor
Barberton, O
A. Harding
Senecaville
Harriet Bolton
Find
Margaret Popp
Columbus
Emel Yost
North Seventh Street
Frank Dugan
New Philadelphia
Rosanna Hoover
Jacob Hoover
Alfred Weedon
Wm. Vance
Alliance
Hoge
Newcomerstown
Love City
H.T. Condon
Pleasant City
Zanesville
J. W. Mercer
W. A. Bell
Thelma
Blaine Avenue
Birds Run
Wm. Smith
Stop No. 7
John C. Harmony
The
Reindeers
I. KE. Chambers
Derwent
Nellie Attender
Ira Ferbrache
I. E. Chambers Ice Cream
Wheeling Avenue
Sheep Damage Claims Loom Over County Totals
County commissioners review 118 sheep damage claims in quarterly session. Total estimated damages exceed 2137.60 with Valley township leading at 30 claims and 2455 sheep valued. 629.30 sought from Valley. Several townships show high sheep counts and values, shaping fund distribution across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Township
Jackson Township
Richland Township
Washington
Monroe
Knox Township
Milwood Township
Spencer
Washington Township
Knox
Monroe Township
Guernsey County Jury Picks 250 Names for Next Year
The Guernsey County Jury Commission completed work and placed 250 property owner names in the jury wheel for drawing by Judge McGinnis. The commission included W P DeHart S B Hood J W Frost and Emmett Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Trott
McGinnis
W. P. DeHart
B. Hood
Cambridge
J. W. Frost
Fairview
Emmett Dixon
Eyesville
Enos
James Joyce
W. H. Grege
Ford appoints deputy at county clerk’s office
County Clerk-elect George Ford announced the appointment of Miss Yvonna Lavely as his deputy. Lavely, an expert stenographer, began learning the duties under present deputy Miss Clara Linn. Ford will take charge of the clerk’s office Monday morning, August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ford
Yvonna Lavely
Clara Linn
Ford
Miss Lavely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iention
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All
All Newsdea Munn & CO
Washington, DC
Fletcher
I. T. Jones
E. J. Patterson
Dennison
John Warden
al Hutchinson
Basil Warden
Castor
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Oliver
Byenville
Sherman Postlethwait
Lizzie Postlethwait
A. Brown
Dukes Mixtus
Kageley , Mamp
Liggett & Myers
Virginia
North Carolina
Durham
N. C
Dube
J. T
Tinsley
Ms. Premium Dept
ST. Louis, MO
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!