Decoration Day Observance in Cambridge Passes Smoothly
Cambridge Post No 3 assisted by Sons of Veterans and schoolchildren held a Memorial Day parade and cemetery decoration. Commander A K Becom led the march on Wheeling Avenue with drum corps, followed by the Boys, Girls and veterans. At East End school park speakers, prayers, and the singing of America marked the program. Over 100 veterans and 152 schoolchildren decorated 147 graves in City Cemetery, with additional graves in South and Northwood cemeteries.
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A. K. Becom
Wheeling Avenue
Sons of Veterans
Thomas Marsh
Cambridge
Wheeliny Avenue
6Th
Byesville
Fallowine
Sweet Lift
Buch
Wheellog Avenues
East End School Park
TJ. Sheppard
Garo Post
I Kk
Pope
America
J. W. la Chat
Clarbert Steele
Shepherd
Sona of
Nobool
Northwood
Andrew Hunt
John Frislen
G. A. RB
DT. L. Mackey
Northfied
Craven
Mack Leko
Pressant Bill
Abs
George Allender
Center Cemetery
Ican
James Tandy
Waller's Cemetery
Robert Williams
Cambridge Baptist” Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Rome
Polia
Ehttaren
Joseph
John T. Price
Bethany
Aut Miller
Miler
Old Fashioned Spelling School Reunion Presented
A gathering at Pratl Tua included a spelling school reunion and supper, featuring Edwardd Smith and Sadie Edwards as captains. About 25 former students attended, with Mr Cale leading word recitations from McVailas 4 Speller, and plans for a future spelling event discussed.
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Tharewi
Achool
Pratl Tua
Thura
Edwardd Smith
Sadie Edwards
Cale
McVailas
Charlotte Wheatley
Asle
Suboc Tuak Hope
Uterwanin
Local Coal Delivery Mix Up Causes Village Confusion
An oil inspector named Kent G. Daily ordered a car load of coal to Balrdarown near Findlay. Messages and customs officials traced several carloads sent daily from nearby mines, causing consternation as deliveries continued through Monday to Wednesday.
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Kent G. Dally
Deaser
Lorder
Kent Nna
Kidney or Liver Pains and Dr Chase's Nerve Pills
A discussion of pains in the side and back attributed to kidney or liver issues and the claimed twofold action of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. Customer W. N. Jenkins testimonials from Cambridge Ohio praise the pills after using a box bought at Ogier's drug store. Advertisement notes the product is sold for 50 cents a box with the physician's portrait on each package.
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Kansas City
Ancount Imperial Council
Nubica
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Avent
Ranges City
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NGL
Maltimore & Ohta Railroad Company
Ohta Tuwer
St. Paul
Mian
Alodera Woodmen
Amelia
Tiekera
A. W Chase
W.N. Jenkins
Stennenville Ave
East
Cambridge
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Ogier
East Wheeling Ave
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
A. W Chnoze M. D
Confederate Veterans Close Annual Convention Tribute to Lincoln
Report from Memphis on the Confederate Veterans annual gathering. General John B. Gordon re-elected commander. leaders from Trans Miss., Army of the Tennessee, and Northern Lingia discuss reunions. Theme centers on prejudices of war and shifting views of Lincoln and Davis. Judge Haughton named commander in chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Flower parade, cornerstone laid for Forest monument. evening events continue. Also notes a new Norwood Avenue Church facility with extensive social and religious spaces.
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Menphis
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
W. L Cabel
Abraham Lincoln
North
Jefferson Davis
R. B. Haughton
St. Louis
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Edwin P. Cox
Richmond
Washington
White House
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Stool
O. H. Platt
Cuba
Bpooner
Wisconsin
Root
Wood
Fle
United States
Guba
Heart of Congress
Philippines
Terrible Lynch In Florida For Murder by Mob
The tale reports the lynching of Fred Rochelle a 36 year old colored man in Darrow Florida after he murdered Mrs Rena Taggart. The mob captured him near the crime scene dragged him to a stake and burned him alive as vigilante justice. The event occurred in view of a large crowd with no ropes used.
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Hinl
Darrow
Fla
Freds Rochelle
Rena Faggart
Rochelle
Stak
Acrio
Florida
Lhc
Eiart
Julio Webb
London
Jule Webb
Clad Hall
Garrard-White Frud
Clay County
Bill McCallum
Taylor Spurlock
Webb
Hall
Well
Chad
Fragmented Verse Remnant Reveals Obscure Lines
An OCR damaged text fragment shows garbled poetry with scattered phrases about memory and fate. Names, dates, and clear context are absent, leaving a collage of nonsensical lines and partial words.
How Joe Lost His Arm Tale from the Tombigbee War Voice
A wartime tale unfolds with Jennie, Julia, and Perkina aboard a gumtree canoe on the Tombigbee. A veteran named Perkina recalls the moment he lost his arm during a Richmond era battle, while a nurselike girl and child probe war memory and love.
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Joe
Ionelé
Jennie
Prasengers
Denole
Dolla
Julia
Mary Dane
Prue
Perking
Tounie
Amiing
Mary
Yan
Ming
Conrae
Jamnie
Eaue
Perkina
Richmond
Mne
Drake
Reminiscences of War and Home Front Echoes
A fragmented memoir piece recalls Civil War battle chaos with wounded censures and comradeship. The narrative shifts to postwar moments including a soldier recounting loss of his arm, aid from comrades, and a return to civilian life, ending with reflections on Mary and a quiet domestic scene.
No Ambition
Anxious readers learn about anemia or poverty of the blood described as spring fatigue. The article notes many physicians prescribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla, praising its ingredients and claim of pure rich blood. The ad promotes the product from Ayer Co in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Ayer
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