Graduates Celebrate With Honor and Humorous Insight
A page long reflection praises humorists like Washington Irving Artemus Ward and Mark Twain while noting the impact of cartoons on public opinion. It discusses caricature cartooning art from Nast to Harper's Weekly and the duty to cultivate happiness, character, and virtue in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Artemus Ward
Mark Twain
Orsborn
America
Harper’s Weekly
New York City
Thos. Nast
The Quest of the Holy Grail address by Mary Moore Ewart
Mary Moore Ewart spoke on the Quest of the Holy Grail describing Camelot and the Grail as symbols of purity. Four Arthurian knights fail until Galahad, the pure knight, is chosen to possess the Grail, while A R McCulloch later honors students with diplomas and thanks the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Quest OF the Holy Grail
Mary Moore Ewart
Arthur
Heaven
Camelot
Jesus
Arthur’s Round Table
Bors
Launcelot
Percival
Galahad
Marden
W. J. Kratz
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Thousands have kidney trouble and never suspect it. Find out with a home water test. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to cure back pain kidneys bladder and urinary issues. Sample bottle and free book offered by mail from Dr Ilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Bome
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Alumni Banquets Revival After Cambridge High's Largest Class
A Cambridge High School milestone, the largest graduating class last night sparks renewed alumni interest in annual banquets. The record lists graduates by year with counts of boys and girls earning diplomas, totaling 158 boys and 319 girls across years 1872 to 1907, signaling revived fraternal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmbridge High School
Cambridge High School
Cambridge
County Board Considers Annual Sheep Claims
County Commissioners met Tuesday to review the yearly sheep claims for the year ending June 1. The total expected payout is about 2000 dollars, lower than last year, with witness fees bringing the full amount to 2140 dollars. Payments are to be made Monday next, after standard township trustee review and certification, drawing from the county dog fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai Bow
Bis
Prantar
Claysville Road
Commissioners Levy and Local Legal Notices in Byesville
The 1907 tax levy is detailed with 8.005 mills total across counties and items including roads bridges and schools. Guardian appointment and several estate and wills proceedings are listed along with lawsuits such as Kinsley vs B&O Ry Co and McCoy guardian vs Morris Coal Co. The Byesville Board of Review is organized and assessor returns for Cambridge township show property values and stock counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McGee
Lillie M. McGee
O. V. Wells
Lawrence FE. Kinsley
Mattie McCoy
Guardian
The
Morris Coal Co
Jesse G. Whitis
Amanda C. Glenn
Guersney
Wm. E. Morgan
Kent
Bertha Sigler
Cambridge
City Board of Review
J. M. Logan
D. R. Wallace
A. J. Lingenfelter
J. M. Harris
W. H. Bonnell
Lawson Carter
Middlebourne
Elma Hall
Quaker City
Wm. C. Hammond
Nora D. Thorla
Cambridge District Epworth League fixes 1908 convention site
The Annual Cambridge District Convention of the Epworth League concluded in Macksburg selecting Cumberland Guernsey County as the 1908 convention site. The program proceeded as published except for missing addresses by Rev. R J Norris and Prof J R Hartup. Cambridge attendees praised the program and sessions, with Prof L E York of Barnesville noted for a talk on the Glory of Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Epworth League
Macksburg
Cumberland
Guernsey County
Jeffersonian
R. J. Norris
Pleasant City
J. R. Hartup
Senecaville
L. E. York
Barnesville
Epworth League Officers Elected in Cambridge Meeting
Wednesday evening with Attorney C. S. Sheppard of Cambridge speaking on The Mission of Epworth League President Freeman T. Eagleson was absent and declined reelection. Officers named include President D. M. Thompson Senecaville First Vice President OG. C. Crawford Claysville Second Vice President Mary Graves Cambridge Third Vice President Mary Morris McConnelsville Fourth Vice President Pearl Geiler Whigville Secretary Miss Adair Derwent Sept. of Jun. League work Mary Hester Cambridge Treasurer Linnie James Macksburg Editor E. L. Dept. in Dist. paper Roana Cox Macksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Sheppard
Cambridge
Epworth League
Freeman T. Eagleson
D. M. Thompson
Senecaville
V. P
Wheat and Hay Prospects and Local News Summary
Prospects for wheat statewide stand at 77 percent with wide county variation and several counties reporting weaker outlooks. Oats show 81 percent condition. clover hay outlook poor at 66 percent due to frost. hogs and lambs show strong numbers and conditions. Local notes include guests, property transactions, school commencement, and a murder case denial of a new trial for Ida Mae Bordenkircher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Allen
Auglaize
Darke
Logan
Mercer
Miami
Ottawa
Putnam
Timothy
Circuit Court
Ida Mae Bordenkircher
Coshocton County
Supreme Court
Trustees of Guernsey County Children's Home Meet
The Board met in regular session with all members present except Attorney Turnbaugh. Superintendent Prouse reported forty eight children housed, including five colored. eleven children were discharged to parents. No new admissions last month. Four porches were ordered repaired and exterior painting by contractor Maple to begin soon. Settlement with Mrs. Fairchild over Charles Jewell concluded after his refusal to stay with her following Mr. Fairchild's death. Trustees were hosted to dinner by Mrs. Prouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Maple
Fairchild
Charles Jewell
Westinghouse Jr to marry English heiress Brocklebank
George Westinghouse Jr son of the inventor plans to wed Evelyn Violet Brocklebank daughter of Sir Thomas Brocklebank a Liverpool shipowner and millionaire. Details recount his Yale studies and humble apprenticeship at the Pittsburgh plant with no airs while his future wealth looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westinghouse
Amelia
Evelyn Violet Brocklebank
Thomas Brocklebank
Liverpool
Woolton
London
Childerall Abbey
Westinghouse
Yale
Fam Uies
George Westinghouse, Jr
Habit and temperament in social trouble
A compact reflection argues that personal habits shape social problems. It contrasts the boastful height of a concert with the neighbor’s rut, suggesting behavior patterns are plainly visible in everyday relations.
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Homer T. Orsborn
Multum IN
Parvo
Dora Alice Baker
Achilles
Shoop
Shoe
Dr. Shoop
Restorative Eilley & CO
HGH School
General Court House News
County
Probate Court
Wm. PD
Elias M. Creighton
Belle Brown
Samuel Carter
Common Pleas
Cora F. Bean
Byesville
Frank Mercer
Newcomerstown
J. M. Albaugh
Stockdale
Stevens
Sarah Mathers
Will
W. Scott Bonnell
American Sheet Steel Co
Bonnell
Been
Cambridge Township
City
J. R. Black
Ohio
Mary Leciie
Kimbolton
Con C. Black
Caldwell
Security Saving Bank and Trust Company of
Toledo
St. John’s
Muskingum
Monroe
Noble
Thomas Carmichael
Marietta
Maj
J. W. Moore
Miss Alice
Washington
Mable Hornbrook Johnson
LaGrange
Ill
H. C. Hornbrook
South Illth Street
Logan Hull
Noble County
John Long
Pollock
Zanesville
Lizzie
Nancy Camden
Sarathsville
Verna Foster
Love City
E. E. Vorhies
North 4Th Street
Colonial Theatre
Trustees OF
Children’s Home
Pittsburg
Qforge
Westinghouse, SR
Miss Brooklebank
Cp Oa Mya Y
Rayo
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburg Stockman
Enquirer
J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, O
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