Doan's Kidney Pills End Long Suffering Says Cambridge Woman
Mrs. D. D. Creamer of 154 Rainey Avenue Cambridge reports lifelong kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She experienced back and head pain poor appetite dizziness and abnormal kidney secretions before finding strength and improvement. Sold by Brenan & Wilson's drug store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Creamer
Rainey Avenue
Cambridge
Dean
Doan
Brenan & Wilson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ohio Veterans to Attend Gettysburg 50th Anniversary
Civil war veterans urged to attend the 50th anniversary at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Gov Cox orders Adjutant General Wood to aid all eligible soldiers. Ohio has 625 survivors set to join the field exercises with special trains planned to leave June 30 and return July 4. The state will cover transport, subsistence, and quarters during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Penna
Cox
Wood
Ohio
Referendum Push Delays Warnes Act Appointments
Efforts target a referendum to suspend the Warnes Act and defer tax commissioner appointments until after the November election. The Greenland liquor license acttees appoint liquor license commissioners only takes effect next August, so nominations now are premature. Wet counties seek appointments while the Rose law remains in effect, risking removals if counties vote dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Paraphrase of Scots Tale on Marriage and Temptation
Two Scottish friends compare married lives with humor. Jamie says his wife is a perfect devil, while Sandy says resistance makes her flee, reflecting a proverb from the Bible about resisting the devil. The exchange highlights marital satire and local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie
Sandy
Ohio leads with strong wheat outlook and expanded acreage
A robust wheat crop is projected in Ohio for the year at 97 percent of normal. Acreage rises by one third from last year, with an estimate of 23,162,000 bushels by the department of agriculture. Other crops show promise, but fruits lag at 52 percent of average due to late frosts. Hog feeding for summer markets stands at about half the average, signaling high pork prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Franco German parliamentary conference backs arbitration plea
At Berne Switzerland on May 4 200 members of the French Parliament and the German Reichstag attended a conference endorsing Secretary Bryan's arbitration treaties. The gathering urged submitting unresolved Franco German conflicts to Hague arbitration and pledged steady labor toward that aim, promising a large influence on the peace proposition.
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Berne
Switzerland
Bryan
Reichtag
The
Hague
Bult Moose Party to Hold Zanesville Meeting and Campaign
The Bult moose party of Zanesville plans a city ticket selection today signaling start of a vigorous campaign. Cambridge party may follow. Roosevelt’s message to the congressional district is expected. Local offices and nominations for congress and state offices are in preliminary stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bult Moose Party
Zanesville
Cambridge
Roosevelt
Congress
For Better or Worse Snoring Sparks Divorce Suit
A New York divorce case features a wife suing over her husband’s snoring, admitted by the husband as “in reason.” The suit awaits judgment on the degree of snoring while alimony of 15 dollars weekly continues. The column lampoons snoring as a legal fault in marriage and jokes about remedies and social responses to the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. Wilson
Classification of Property Abandonment Affects Smith Report
A notice concerns the classification of property and its possible abandonment linked to the Smith report. The filing implies a decision on asset status and potential disposal actions under local rules. The document references the Smith case or inquiry and outlines procedural steps for finalizing the classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Governor Cox Defends Smith Tax Policy And Court Ruling
Governor Cox reiterates support for the Smith one percent tax law while noting the Leipsic decision undermined the act. He praises Kilpatrick bill removing interior limits and says his stance on maximum mills remains unchanged despite recent tax legislation debates. He cites discussions with chambers of commerce and tax officials.
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Cox
Supreme Court
Leipsic
General Assembly
Black
Hamilton County
Hogan
Pekinbaugh
Faulkner On The Issues In Ohio Tax Debates
Attorney J. P. Turner was in Zanesville on business. The column outlines four major November tax questions: property classification, state control of assessors via a Tax Commission, abolition of interior maxima in the 1 percent tax limit, and the Mooney amendment removing public securities from taxation. Governor Cox backs reforms. debates center on local versus state control and potential court challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
James M. Cox
Warnes
State of Commerce
Kilpatrick
Cox
Mooney
Flanagan Named Postmaster Candidate for Pleasant City
Washington June 9 Clarence A Flanagan recommended to President Wilson for Pleasant City Ohio postmaster to replace William Archer term ended May 8. salary 1300 dollars. Harry Miller named for New Concord Muskingum County postmaster to replace C M Trace term ended April 19. salary 1500 dollars. Both men noted for integrity and local prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Clarence A. Flanagan
President Wilson
Pleasant City
Guernsey County
Congressman White
Ohio
William CD. Archer
White
Harry §. Miller
New Concord
Muskingum County
C. M. Trace
Flanagan
Merchants Association
Miller
Senate
Cox Moves to Meet 1914 Campaign Facts
In the Enquirer J W F notes Governor Cox recognizes the political realities of 1914 and is pressing forward to address them, signaling deliberate campaign strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Enquirer
Local residents spend a lively weekend visiting kin
Quaker City hosts Vita Yost Wilda Bendure with Mabel Yost and Blanche Hall guest of honor. Miss Blanche Hall entertains at a music and games evening followed by lunch. Others travel from Newcomerstown East Liverpool and Delaware to visit relatives and attend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita Yost
Wilda Bendure
Steubenville
Mabel Yost
Blanche Hall
W. F. Waller
Angela
Ind
W. H. Waller
Hazel Mason
Glen Easton
W. Va
Thora Coultas
Gertrude Hartley
Marie Hartley
Jessie Hartley
Beatrice Lewis
Helen Denny
Forest Roe
Homer Lydick
Newcomerstown
Mary Keenan
East Liverpool
Knight
Indianapolis
Mary Swartz
Delaware
Frank House
New Concord Holds Commencement for Local High School and Academy
The New Concord high school and Muskingum Academy conferred diplomas to 49 graduates led by Superintendent McConaghn. Professor H B Williams delivered the keynote on education’s practical value while four literary societies awarded diplomas to four student clubs, marking a strong year for academy and college activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Concord
New Concord High School
Muskingum Academy
McConaghn
Lovewell
W. Martin
Vesta Hunt
America
Anna Thompson
William Henry
Hodge Eagleson
H. B. Williams
Sandusky
Normal School
Bowling Green
Ohio
Williams
Muskingum College
Academy
Senate confirms postmasters in Ohio and nearby towns
In Washington on June 9 the Senate confirmed several postmasters selected by President Wilson. Ohio entries include John P. Bakle Antwerp Daniel D Duty Wellsville Rolla N Frysinger Rockford Kimner E Green Byesville J W Kissell West Unity William T Mann Clyde Edward J Meagher Glendale Harley W Purdy Bradford Charles E Yost Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Senate
Wilson
Ohio
John P. Bakle
Antwerp
Daniel D .Duty
Wellsville
Rolla N. Frysinger
Rockford
Kimner E. Green
Byesville
J. W. Kissell
West Unity
William T. Mann
Clyde
Kdward J. Meagher
Glendale
Harley W. Purdy
Bradford
Charles E. Yost
Fayette
Cambridge District Epworth League Convention Set in Coshocton
The annual Cambridge District Epworth League convention will be at Grace M. E. church Coshocton on June 30 and July 1. Delegates from leagues across the district will attend a prepared program and participate in events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Cambridge District
Epworth League
Grace M. E
J K Law Dies At Washington
John K Law of Washington Ohio dies after six months TB brain illness at his home aged about 60. Survived by wife and children Nellie Culbertson Mary Martha John and Mabel and sister Mrs George Miley. Funeral in M E church Wednesday at 10 conducted by Rev Brown.
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J. P. Turner
Zanesville
Fred Warden
Cambridge
Emma Shriver
Granville
Delaware
H. A. Green
Toledo
W. C. Body
East Foster Avenue
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Burt S. Law
Bernice Elsie Watson
Wills Township
H. B. Racey
Frank Morris
Richland Township
Mae Pearl Leonard
Love City
J. F. Cash
Mary Wells
F. R. Perry
J. M Perry
Sarahsville
Columbus
C. S. Morrison
J. M. Perry
Fairview
C. Henry
Clinton
W. Lewis
Pleasant City
Guernsey County
Ralph Dollison
Helen Rockhill
Fairmont
W. Va
J. B. Dollison
East Gomber Avenue
F. R. Smith
C. R. Moore
Louisville
M. Greenwald
Cleveland
May Hartley
W. D. Beaumont
Byesville
Francella Brizinsky
Kathryn Starr
Royal Neighbors
Margaret Boyd
Lucile Boyd
New Philadelphia
George Huffman
East Wheeling Avenue
Madge Robinson
Buffalo
Mayor Dilley
Senecaville
Jessie Brown
Thomas Dornan
Quaker City
S. A. Clark
Kimbolton
Frank Sherrard
Dorothy
Alliance
Elsie Borton
East Steubenville Avenue
Butler, Pa
O. C. Steele
Everett Watson
Bradford Shaw
Clifford Rankin
New Concord
Jeffersonian
Washington
John K. Law
Law
Nellie Culbertson
Mary
Martha
John
Mabel
M. &. Church
Old Smith Hotel
George Miley
M.E
Mr. Brown
Professor Larrick Injured In Motorcycle Accident
Professor E. J. Larrick of West LaFayette College was seriously hurt when he lost control of a new motorcycle near 4:20 PM Friday. He tore ligaments in both legs and could not leave his home on Saturday after walking back to the college for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Larrick
West LaFayette College
Prof. Larrick
Horse Runs Away From Hitch at Local Mill
A horse belonging to John Ouray near Hopewell became frightened Sunday afternoon while hitched in a stall at Stewart and Wylie flour mill on Fifth street. The horse broke its hitching strap and fled west on Wheel ing avenue, then north on Fourth street after a corner with a demolished buggy. It was eventually tied to a tree by men until the owner located. no injuries occurred to the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ouray
Hopewell
Stewart & Wylie
Fifth Street
Wheeling Avenue
Fourth Street
Gomber Avenue
Injured by Spikes in Sunday League Game
Gus Weltz second baseman for the M. P. team suffered a severe leg cut when a base runner slid feet first against the Baptist team at Lake View on Sunday. He was treated by Dr. Bradford and sent home after dressing the wound. This was his first game of the summer after playing for the Second M. E. team last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Weltz
M. P
Baptist
Lake View
Weltz
Bradford
M. E
Man Beats Slavish Man After Domestic Dispute Near Mine
A Slavish man named John Medwitz was badly beaten by Americans Frank Norman John Norman and Verne Secrest during a dispute over children near Black Diamond mine. Mrs Medwitz was bruised and Hospital help was summoned as Medwitz suffered cuts to the face and head swollen eyes a broken nose and severe bruising to jaw arms and back.
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John Medwitz
Frank Norman
John Norman
Verne Secrest
Black Diamond Mine
Henry Siegfried Injured In Fall On Hobson Avenue
Henry Siegfried of Grant avenue fell while carrying a 100 pound load of morter at the home of Jerry Blackstone on Hobson avenue. He sustained an ugly head wound after striking the doorway and was treated by Dr. Moore.
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Henry Siegfried
Grant Avenue
Jerry Blackstone
Hobson Avenue
Baumgardner Family Visiting Cambridge Relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles Baumgardner and their children from Texas are visiting Cambridge relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baumgardner
Texas
Cambridge
Mrs Bowman Makes Short Visit to Norwich Relatives
Mrs Richard Bowman departed Saturday for a brief visit with relatives in Norwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bowman
Norwich
Divorce Day Saints in Common Pleas as Judge McGinnis Rules
Saturday's session in common pleas court heard six divorce cases with Judge McGinnis delivering rulings. Cases include Alonzo Lott vs Chloe Lott and Alice Coleman vs Elmer Coleman with custody and costs decided, plus other civil actions and juror panel drawn for June 16. Pete Halas was adjudged insane and sent to State hospital in Columbus. One case in junction was dismissed at defendant's costs.
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Common Pleas Court
State Hospital
Columbus
Heskett
State
Roy Garnes
Costa
Alice Coleman
Elmer Coleman
Belle Mullen
James EB. Mullen
George Kirner
John Sambok
Wim
L. Foraker
City of
Cambridge
Junction
Margaret J. McCleary
Ayers
Lloyd S. Linkhorn
Anna Shadrick Et al
J. L. Gibbs
McGinnis
Trott
Court House
Frank Stewart
Second Ward
C. S. Barnes
Jackson
Eyesville
KE. D. Betts
Millwood
J. N. Cross
Oxford
Henry E. Mathews
Knox
T. H. Foy
Center
Fred H. Johnson
David Cox
W. L. Anderson
Daniel Dudley Valley
L. D. Forney
Wheeling
CH McCulley
Adams
Charles Law
W. 8. Barnes
W. K. Blackstone
Londonderry
Saturday visits as locals take trips to nearby towns
Mrs Jennie McWilliams and several residents spent Saturday visiting relatives in New Concord and Columbus. Others traveled to Zanesville Canton Granville Newark Akron Williamsport and Granville for visits meetings and leisure activities with family friends and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McWilliams
New Concord
Ruth Mitchell
P. M. Mitchell
B. Clements
Bethesda
D. R. Frasher
Perryville
S. H. Howell
C. A. Turner
Zanesville
C. S. Oliver
D. W. Garner
Genna Secrest
Mary Huston
N. Ray
Columbus
Ida Miller
Madge
George Childs
Lima
Cambridge
W. C. Thompson
J. A. Skinner
Byesville
F. E. Geyer
Oldhams Station
Walter Hartman
Childdren
Akron
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Munn & Co
Scientific American
Faulkner
C. A. Flanagan
Fletcher
J. K. Law
J. Larrick
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