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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Ed McAninch and Mrs Margaret Hildebrand of Martins Ferry were guests of Mr and Mrs James Sommers on North Sixth street Sunday. They were accompanied home Sunday evening by Masters Edward Sommers who will visit relatives.
A narrative recounts Mme Pellier's family fate in northern France during World War I. Her husband and two sons die, two children perish in later shelling, and the mother and remaining children are repatriated. Red Cross aid funds hospital care, shelter, seeds, clothing, and schooling, helping rebuild a ruined life. The piece praises American Red Cross relief as a beacon of hope and a vital act of compassion.
An Italian officer, a Red Cross volunteer in To logna, gave his shirt to wrap a newborn baby on a crowded post crash train. He described the mother as hungry and exhausted and both mother and infant were later cared for by the Red Cross amid widespread refugee hardship.
The passage praises Red Cross canteens serving hot coffee and large ham sandwiches to weary troops on the front line. It recalls a commanding general’s note that Red Cross work depends on its members and funds, underscoring homefront support during wartime.
An aged advertisement touts Rheuma as a strong cure for rheumatic pains claiming relief in two days. It offers a no-cure-no-pay guarantee from J. S. Wilson and druggists with a large bottle price and wide physician usage across America for five years.
The ad urges aging individuals to counteract disease early for a long, happy life. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, claiming they relieve backache kidney and bladder complaints and uric acid related issues. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and warns against imitations.
Miss Mary Clarke left Monday for Columbus to attend the commencement exercises of the Wallace School. Miss Margaret Johnson left Monday for Buckeye Lake to attend a house party. Mr and Mrs Will Triem of Delaware were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Triem's parents on North Tenth Street.
A. L. Stevens announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative for Guernsey County, Ohio, in the upcoming primary on August 13, 1918. He states he will support ratification of the Prohibition amendment to the Federal Constitution if nominated and elected. May 14.
George D. Dugan and Watson H. Gregg announce their candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of Guernsey County. The primary election is set for Tuesday August 13 1918 with the two men seeking the office.
A Cambridge resident recounts six months of toast and water diet and years of stomach trouble. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with complete recovery after six doses, claiming the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines. J J Wilson's drug store offers a money back guarantee.
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