Systemic Catarrh and Peruna Endorsements by Robertson Downing
Robert Downing lauds Peruna as a preventative against summer illness and heat intolerance. He praises its cooling effect on mucous membranes and cites relief from hoarseness after hot dressing rooms. Dr. Hartman claims Peruna as a world renowned systemic catarrh remedy and promotes his Chronic Catarrh book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Hartman
United States
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Local Notices and Obituaries from Antrim Page
Antrim brief items note property purchases by Mrs. Mary Hope and civic visits including Doct Boyd and wife spending Memorial day with his parents. Rev McMunn preached in Washington while absent from his pulpit here. Eva Parkinson returns from Quaker City hospital. Wm Bell, respected resident, dies suddenly at 65. funeral in U P church conducted by W R McMano with interment in U P cemetery. The section records numerous social visits, examinations, and a teachers' examination in Cambridge last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hope
U. P
Sanborn
Huntington
W. Va
George Sanborn
R. T. Tempie
Tempie
Baltimore
Physicians and Surgeons
Wm. Bell
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised As Life Giver By Editorial
An old column extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a life boosting medicine that strengthens the body and elevates mood. It notes readers’ endorsement and mentions Rev. H. Appleton visiting Blaine Avenue and Bana Wittenbrock's serious burns at Woodsfield with limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Appleton
Bethesda
Elmer Kee
Blaine Avenue
Mise Bana Wittenbrock
Woodsfield
Quaker City News and Local Notices Summary
Local items include Mrs. Asa Craft losing about thirty small chickens to rats, a prank involving thirty seven cents offered over the phone, and Jacob Morton revealed as the jokester. Other notes mention Calvin Hall’s horse accident, a Slabie fire incident, and social visits. Oxford township forms a Sunday School Union. Grafton Bernard of Fairview is seriously ill. A new Pleasant Hill schoolhouse will replace the storm-destroyed one. A young folks party at Samuel Carter’s is noted, along with travel advertising for the Chicago Union Pacific line to the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Craft
Chalmer Brown
Wall Street
Jacob Morton
Calvin Hall
Hall
Slabie
Alph Hamilton
Quaker City
Jarius Collins
Ernest Heade
Cumberland
Oxford Township
Sunday School Union
Eilis Moore
Arthur Carter
Walter Barret
Grafton Bernard
Fairview
Samuel Carter
Middlebourne
Pleasant Hill
Mose
Miles
Insac Cross
Local Notices From Cambt Area Dated 1905
Mrs Ross Gibson visiting brother Charles Wilson in Cambt. George Skerrard of Tennessee visiting sister Ms Jacob Stephen. Infant son born to Frank Johnsons May 30 1905. Infant Uecil J son of George Stephen dies June 2 interment at M B cemetery. Three persons immersed Saturday at 2 30 pm with many witnesses. Mrs John Barnes Willis and Helen Sunday with mother Ilotte Evans. Infant son of George Taylor dies Saturday morning funeral at M E church conducted by Rev Bowers. Community extends sympathy. Names listed in gooste of Newton Lawrence Panter Luther Lawrence wife and aunt Willis: Gilbert Lawrence Mrs Will Herbert Charlotte Johnson Brady Dutcher and Lot Wilton. Hoffman brothers to sing at M E B church June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Skerrard
Tennessee
Jacob Stephen
Boro
Frank Johnson
Uecil J
George Stephen
M. B
John Barnes
Willis
Harmonious Republican Central Committee Meeting Compared
The Republican Central Committee met Saturday at the Probate Judge's office and reported a harmonious session unlike last year. E. M. Dilley was chosen temporary chairman and M. L. Bonnell temporary secretary. RB. V. Acheson became executive committee chairman, addressing the group with a confident standard bearer statement. W. P. Dellart named secretary and C. C. Cosgrove treasurer. L. H. Shipman and J. A. Lafayette joined the advisory committee at large. Districts named Insley, Howard, Temple, Gattrell, Stockdale, Thompson, and Stranathan to the advisory executive slate. James Joyce moved empowering the executive to assess campaign candidates. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Cebter
Jefferson
Hight
E. M. Dilley
M. £. Bonnell
V. Acheson
Acheson
W. P. Dellart
C. C. Cosgrove
L. H. Shipman
J. A. Lafaylette
Frank Insley
N. B. Howard
Lafayette Temple
V. Gattrell
Charles Stockdale
W. JJ. Thompson
J. W. Stranathan
James Joyce
Fire safety and kerosene lamp science explained
A historical overview explains how kerosene lamps burn and explode, detailing capillary action in the wick, combustion chemistry, and factors that raise or lower flame safety. It notes oxygen needs, chimney function, lamp materials, and common causes of accidents in Ohio, including improper handling and broken burners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guovowder
Ohio
Y. D. Davis
Movements Hint at Change in Guernsey Times Ownership
Rumors swirl around Guernsey County papers as Dwight Scott Paul SKeyes and H O Barber reportedly secure an option on the Guernsey Times with plans to close a sale in weeks. The Jeffersonian may upgrade operations while the Times-Recorder owner disputes a sale. Cassy of the Times says an offer of 24000 was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan. David
D. Payle
Times
Dickinson
Newark
Times-Recorder
Dwight Scott
Paul Skeyes
Commercial Bank of
Cambridge
Guernsey ‘Times
H. O. Barber
Sykes
Jeffersonian
Wooster
R. C. Taylor
Times Office
Cassidy
P Plaees
Barber
Janes
Pevdel
Whsut
Dwisht Scott
Pau Keyes
Axeelass
Commercii
Wilma C Carson Elopes with Dr J G Peterson in Covington
Friends learn of the elopement between Miss Wilma C Carson of Guernsey and Dr J G Peterson a prominent young dentist of Zanesville Ohio. They wed in Covington Kentucky and are believed to be in Columbus then returning to Cambridge and Zanesville. The bride is popular in Cambridge circles and the groom has a thriving practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma C. Carson
J. G. Peterson
Zanesville
Covington
Peterson
Cambridge
Columbus
South Sixth Street
Paterson
Farewell to Rev. T. D. Edgar at First United Presbyterian
A June farewell gathering filled the Sabbath School room as friends of Reverend Thomas D. Edgar and his wife gathered to express appreciation for their service. The event featured music from a small orchestra, decorative spring flowers, and refreshments, with the couple moving Thursday to a new home in western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian ‘Church
Thos. D. Edgar
Edgar
Pennsylvania
Londonderry Notes On Weddings and Local News
James Hunt and wife attended the wedding of his granddaughter Mae Hunt of Belmont Ridge to Clarence Vamphossen of the same place. Minnie Bendure attended memorial services at Winterset. Rev. Thompson will hold communion services at Crawfordsville U P church on June 5. Miss Taylor returns from Chase City Va and will summer with her father Rev J Taylor. S Hughes and bands start a dwelling in East Piedmont for Harman Clay. Homer and Retta Harding of Der Ede guesting with Mrs Marion le. Children’s services at M E church June 25 at 2 pm. Mr Cowis Saviers of Antti to head the town school next winter. A H Masters sold town property in Antrim to Wheeling Ties. property belonged to Henry Dean. Oil well in Rocky Bap on Oscar Hibb farm likely to yield about 35 barrels. oil within 10 feet of running out top of well. Pipe perforation planned. Jerry Robinson left for Youngstown for new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunt
Mae Hunt
Belmont Ridge
Clarence Vamphossen
Minnie Bendure
Winterset
Thompson
Crawfordsville
U. P
Taylor
Chase City
J.¥. Taylor
Hughes
East Piedwont
Harman Clay
Homer
Retta Harding
der- Ede
Marion le
M. BE
Cowis Saviers
Antti
A. H. Masters
Antrim
Henry Dean
Oscar Hibb
Local notes from Washington on June 2 1905 gathering
Reports from Washington detail visits of Mrs Gora Kwalt and son Robert returning from Cambridge after a stay with Maj J W Moore and family. Miss Hoover guest of Miss Moore, Moore normal school opens June 19 for six weeks. Various visits by Mrs Braden, P A Coen, and Miss Ethel McKisson. Local sales and a postponed Decoration Day program noted along with an upcoming benefit play for the base ball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Hoover
Houver
Columus
W. O. Moore
Harry Braden
Forsythe’s Mines
McCoy
P. A. Coen
Coraopolis
J. E Osen
J. W. Moore
Circleville
Mary Ewart
Cambridge
Marvy C. Lawrence
Maude Johnson
Cambridge Glass Cup
Ethel McKisson
J. C. McKisson
Toledo
H. McKisson
Washington
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Mabel Doyle
Mabel Frame
Hugh Beymer
Senecaville
Wm. Beymer
Barnesville
James J. Patterson
Ellis Ross
Kimbolton
John Shipman
W. A. Zellars
Virginia
Freeport
M. B. Craig
Patterson
St. Paul
Heiner
Legion
F. E. Barton
Abingdon
Illinois
David
Mr. Arton
John Barton
Washington High School
Mr. Rainsberger
F. W. Steele
L. E. York
Colonal Orchestra
Local Social Notes from Kimbolton and Cambridge
Miss Ethel Taylor returns home near Browmfield after two weeks with T. S. Taylor and wife. Mrs. Martha Baumgardner visits Cambridge friends. J. J. Moore and sister Ethel visit Washington with Prof. W. O. Moore and family. Miss Forrest Boothe of Canal Dover visits Harley Boothe. Lelia Gibson visits uncle A. Taylor in Bloomfield. Ed Ratcliffe repairs roof. Rand Mathers and family visit Mrs. S. E. Mehaffey’s. Mrs. R. M. Atcheson and son Charles visit Cambridge relatives. Mrs. Anna DeHart and children visit sister Mrs. James Kennedy. Mt Hermon services set for June 18. Mrs. Gautschi and daughter-in-law of New Matamoros visit Phillip Langsdorf’s family on East Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Taylor
T.S. Taylor
Browmfield
Martha Baumgardner
Cambridge
J. J. Moore
Ethel
W. O. Moore
Washington
Forrest Boothe
Canal Doser
Harley Boothe
Lelia Gibson
A. Taylor
Bloomfield
Ratcliffe
Rand Mathers
Brush
E. Mehaffey
R. M. Atcheson
Charles
Parreota
D. P. Wilson
Anna
Denial of Purchase Plot by Times Recorder Officials
The Times-Recorder emphatically denies any effort to purchase the Guernsey Times. A published report claimed an offer of 9000 dollars or more to buy the newspaper, which is stated as absolutely false. The article cited a Times-Recorder correspondent’s account relayed by a prominent Guernsey politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis
Zanescile Times
Jarrand Dawes
Mack Ofrugrnsey
Times
Fromm Jamsbridge
Times- Recorder
Mines-Recorder
David D. Taylor
Guernsey Times
Times-Recorder
Barber, Scott
Keyes bLave
Beman G. Dawes
Guernsey County
North Salem Local Notes and Ball Game Report
North Salem notes recall visits by Sam Smith and Mrs Harvey Smith of Uhrichsville, Maywood Larrison confined by rheumatism, a birth recorded for Robert Wardan's family, and health concerns for James McKim Sr. A Kimbolton second nine win over local club by 39 to 27 amid a lively ball game last Saturday. Rev. C P Allar to resign from Plainfield circuit at year end after four years, with a plan to reappoint him for another year noted by quarterly meeting attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
Dennison
Harvey Smith
Lambright
Uhrichsville
Perry Smith
Maywood Larrison
Robert Wardan
Jennie McElwain
Cambridge
James McKim, Sr
Kimbolton
W. J. Pollock
C. P. Allar
Plainfield Circuit
Mr. Allar
Miss Jane Boyd Learns Dressmaking at Boyd Sisters
Miss Jane Boyd near Middlebourne studies dressmaking with the Boyd sisters while Miss Eliza Tedrick departs for Oklahoma with her brother James Tedrick visiting here briefly. Mrs. Burnett of Cambridge visits Mrs. Wilson. Miss Mrytie Rankin from East Liverpool calls on friends. Daisy Parker sews at Swaim's. Epworth League organized. Washington high school commencement drew attendees. Chas. Swaim of Washington visiting his father and brother. Movement on local real estate and small-town notices span misc events and name changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
Middlebourne
Boyd
Eliza Tedrick
Oklahoma
James Tedrick
Burnett
Cambridge
Wilson
Mrytie Rankin
East Liverpool
Minnie Rendare
London
Gerry
Geo. Nicholson
Washington High School
Chas. Swaim
State of Washington
Daisy Parker
Swaim
Epworth League
O. V Gattrell
Winterset
Thos. Moore
Cambridge Public Schools Board Adopts Lower Levy and Rehires Staff
The Cambridge Board of Education met Monday night with full attendance and kept hours past midnight. They re employed all but four teachers and set a new levy of 8 mills, lowering taxes by 13 623 21 compared with 1904, and covering a 26 000 shortfall from the Commercial bank failure. The plan consolidates 5 6 and 7th grades at Central, with adjustments to staff and building upkeep including painting, morescoing, and new slate blackboards in several buildings. A list of teachers across all years and positions is provided along with vacancies and supply staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Board of Education
A. B. Hall
Harry Skipp
Will Daugherty
Miss Young
Hall
Hobson
Glass House
Will Pangbart
Miss Graves
Doc Linkhorn Dead in Guernsey County
Stephen Linkhorn known as Doc a leading stock buyer in Guernsey county died at his North 6th Street home today at noon after a two week illness. Born in Byesville he was 56. Survived by a wife and a large family. Funeral at his home Thursday at 10 am. A fuller obituary will appear in the Jeffersonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Linkhorn
Doc
Guernsey County
North 6Th Street
Byesville
Mr. Linxhorn
Jeffersonian
Local notices From Canton Area In June 1805
Miss Carrie Ratliffe and Miss Pearl Ratliffe plan to attend the State Sabbath school convention at Canton. Wm Clack and family of Columbus visit neighbors. Mrs G B Bell and daughter stay with her parents Mr and Mrs George Clark. Wilbur Lawyer and family spent nine days with Wo Lawyer and family of Hopewell. Lebanon U P church dedication set for June 16. Many neighbors to attend commencement at New Concord June 15. Guernsey Grants Christian Endeavor convention to be held at Cumberland June 15. Members Ida Ko o Carter Gertrude No yes Cambridge participate in program. Roy Carter recording secretary. Mrs Charles Jowell Wemmee Cheary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Pearl Ratliffe
Canton
Clack
Columbus
G. B. Bell
George Clark
Guernsey
Grants Christian Endeavor
Cumberland
Ted Ab
Mb L Dotines
Mies
Ida Koo
Carter
Gertrude Noyes
Cambridge
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Peruna
Wen
Hood
Quaker City R. D
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Union Pacific & North-Western
Chicago
Missouri River
Overland Limited
WW. B. Rieskern
Mrs. Ross Gibson
Cambt
Brother
Charles Wilson
Potter Brothers
Scott
Otsego
Adamsville
J. W. Ely
W.H. Wilson
BE. A. Reed
Martin's Ferry
David B. Jones
Chi
W. J. Thompcon
Newcomerstown
Carson
Rev. T. D. Edgar
Londonderry
Jerry Robinson
Youngstown
Kimbolton RB
Gautschi
Gaatechi
New Matamoros
Phillip Langsdorf Feee
East Steubenville Avenue
J. W. Taylor
Emmett Jicandt
J. B. Gunn
J. M. Bord
Hermon
Jennie Lanning
D. A. Allender
J. P. Armstrong
Willie Browers
Bridgeville
Alvin Armstrong
Monmouth
Ill
Geo. _C. Gillespie
Pleasant City
Dwight
W. E. McCormick
Fredricktown
Samuel Lorentz
Mt. Vernon
Luella Mullen
North Salem
Mr. Strange
Reynoldsburg
Dickie
D. A. Leeper
Washington, Jr
U. P. General Assembly
Wenterset
D. W. Nosset
South 6Th Street
Onio
Friend Peters
Perrare Seana Brewing Co
I. Marc
James Fepee Merelaintis
Cleveland & Retta Ratleay Co
Devie Manly
Mathe Mathews
Mattie Allison
Mattie McCartney
Mary Scott
Fannie Moorehead
Nellie Probasco
Nina Garvin
Nan Stitt
Edna Longsworth
Hattie Steele
Bertha Stewart
Madge Young
Alma Barnett
Elizabeth McFarland
Madge McHenry
Clare ‘Spoonstall
Jennie Whitehead
Elizabeth Wall
Anna Turobaugh
Frances Mehaffey
Edith Barnes
Anna Willis
Lola Vance
Jemima Ferguson
Lucy Wells
Gertrude McMurray
Rebecca LePage
Bertha Sigler
Nellie Longsworth
Blanche Bonnell
Nellie Shepherd
Esther Bradley
W. A. Hunt
Belle Watson
Ida Ogier
Clara Mehaffey
J. H. Harding
Jennie Weyer
Mary Stone
Mary Graves
J. W. LaChat
Jennie Hammond
Lela M. Sproat
Mary Hyatt
Bertha Barrett
Stella Wallace
Mateta Bowles
Central
Thomas Whissel
John Tipton
John Allison
Charles Springer
Doc” Linkhorn
R. D
Ya Scott
Vite Nordhaw
Roy Carter
Charles Jowell
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