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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
2
A partial OCR line critiques a woman’s response and intelligence, noting her mouth and perceived weakness. The text reads as a stereotype laden statement about an intelligent woman, framed as commentary on nourishment or medicine.
Washington reports visiting relatives Miss Marguerite Wright from Claysville and B H Black of Freeport. Local events include a two weeks old infant death, new restaurant and ice cream room by Luther Johnson, oil deliveries by Standard Oil, and community meetings for Home Coming week. Prominent visitors include W H Young of Chicago and Rev Dr Morledge of Scio.
The Illyrians formed a short-lived Napoleonic province in 1809 from Austrian lands north and east of the Adriatic. Abolished by 1814–15, it sees the ancient Illyrians represented by Albanians, inspiring the work title As In a Mirror. The quote notes observing a drunken man while sober as a cure.
Mrs Mary Allen of Cambridge Ohio reiterates a 1899 statement praising Doans Kidney Pills for back pain headaches and fatigue after using the remedy she reports lasting kidney relief sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doans and take no other
A self styled match maker proclaims she can wed any suitor but after years she seldom talks of her chosen husband.
A short advertising claim extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unmatched for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Available for 25c at Neilley & Co and A Heiner of Byesville Ohio.
A street tramp comments on the futility of looking for employment, noting his effort mirrors the difficulty of finding work. He describes his persistent attempts and the lack of opportunities in the current job market.
Community members are warned about drifting toward Bright's disease due to neglect of kidney and bladder symptoms. The text promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a quick cure, attributed to Brooks Sutton.
A concise saying notes burglars may succeed, implying luck rather than skill can explain some successes. The remark contrasts fortune with merit and hints at unintended consequences or moral reflection.
Attractive women and the nervous sickly type are warned that kidney poisons show in pimples and eruptions. Electric Bitters are praised for regulating stomach liver and kidneys and improving skin, breath and nerves. Sold for 60e at Neilley & Co and C A Heiner of Byesville Ohio.
A woman with aversion to children and a man who detests dogs are described as questionable characters in a local context. The piece hints at social attitudes and possible plots surrounding these figures.
An elderly man and his family report relief from enlarged prostate after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. L. E. Morris of Dexter Ky. cites his father’s kidney and bladder distress eased after one bottle, with a second bottle ending the trouble.
A concise aphorism notes that even the most flattering words fail to sway a person who resists flattery. The idea underlines skepticism toward praise and highlights inner steadiness over external compliments.
Sufferer from stomach trouble using Dr King s New Life Pills reports relief from dyspepsia and indigestion and notes improved appetite nerves and vigor as stomach liver and kidneys function better. 25 cents at Neilley & Co and A Heiner of Byesville Ohio.
A reflection notes that some individuals confuse bold bravery with reckless risk, drawing contrast between steadfast courage and rash, ill considered actions without safety nets or clear purpose. It discusses perception of bravery in societal contexts and warns against misjudging genuine courage.
Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for chronic throat and lung troubles. The remedy is claimed to bring comfort to sufferers of bronchitis asthma and consumption as noted by Brooks Sutton.
The phrase suggests individual self-perception and differences in mindset. It reflects a common belief that personal ideas set apart individuals from the general group, highlighting themes of identity and uniqueness.
Bert R Lean of Cheny Washington survived a severe lung illness after costly failed visits to a Spokane specialist and a California attempt. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a full recovery. The remedy targets lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by Neilley Co and C A Heiner of Byesville Ohio.
Inglish Spavin Liniment promises to remove hard and soft lumps from horses and treats blood spavins curb ring bone spavin and sprains. It claims savings of 850 by one bottle and is sold by Jno M Ogier Druggist Cambridge Ohio.
The court notes marriages for Otto G. Allen and Mary Charlene Ferguson. Raymond Reahing and Alice Addy. Frank Dalrymple and Susie Shubert. Richard D. Scott and Tressa G. Hall with Rev Bevington and Rev Dr Church officiating. Legal cases include incest verdict in Common Pleas. two year penitentiary sentence plus costs. other civil dockets, continuances, and probate filings in Ohio.
The Summer School of Marietta College opens June 21 for a six week session. It offers reviews of common branches for teachers and high school courses, plus three weeks of public school art taught by an instructor from New Jersey under the Rang Company, renowned in art teaching development. The school is praised for scholarship and thoroughness and Marietta’s historic appeal.
James Taylor of Dennison visits the Taylor family of this place for a few days. Mr and Mrs J W Taylor host guests while Mr Heskett from near Cumberland leases coal land. Farmers lease land. Samuel Gibson and family from Sugar Tree visit Braniger home. Charles McCormick goes to Newcomerstown for business. Ice cream supper at Seminary. Grace Braniger receives many postcards. Rev Cunningham to preach at Berwick school house next Sunday June 20. B B Chadwell and H B Lanning attend Wesley Chapel children’s day services.
Potter's advertises a waist sale Thursday through Saturday with a note on Ohio wool price gains attributed to the end of the non competitive competition that had harmed farmers.
The common house fly is less numerous this year than last, as wet weather hinders its propagation. Clean premises further reduce thriving and reproduction, according to scientists.
Senator Cummins of Iowa argues the Aldrich tariff does not raise prices for farmers, noting annual exports exceed $800 million and asserting the tariff adds no value to their product. He calls the proposition worthy of careful consideration by American citizens.
The new board of penitentiary managers aims to collect about $52000 due the state on old prison labor contracts. They say a change in administration benefits the people, even among partisans who view the opposing party harshly.
The Ohio State Journal recalls editorials arguing that a Republican Congress would drive policy shifts. The piece suggests future apologies for debating Taft’s veto of the Aldrich bill and tariff revisions, noting potential liberal or conservative reversals in national economic policy.
A very low fare has been secured to Salt Lake City for the national G A R encampment in August. It will be a beautiful outing for old comrades able to travel. Watch the daily papers and ask your post commander for details.
The W C T U of Cadiz urged a women’s rest room in the courthouse. The commissioners at their regular meeting passed an order granting the request and appointed a committee of women to buy a couch book case chairs and other needed items not to exceed 69 dollars and present the claim for payment.
Senator Lodge accuses Cummins Dolliver Beveridge and their Republican allies of seeking a tariff revision to shield consumers not trusts. Lodge says they misrepresented party resolutions and fooled the people, while Dolliver labels their actions a dangerous game.
A dispatch reports the Sugar trust admitted guilt in weighing frauds and that the president will pursue punishment now. Proposing to strike at the root, it condemns fines as insufficient and argues tariff manipulation by Aldrich Cannon and the Dingley plan maintains monopolies. The Republican convention and the public favor decisive action.
The article notes China plans to finance a railroad project up to 27.5 million dollars and may seek foreign capital if unable to fund it alone. British and American financiers are expected to be favored, strengthening Britain United States ties and shaping global geography. It recalls Senator Brice’s efforts before his death.
The brewers and wholesale liquor dealers of Youngstown plan to cleanse the city of disreputable saloons and resorts. They lack support from major brewers outside the state and expect enforcement efforts to be unlikely to succeed.
Washington leaders consider pulling Theodore Burton from the Senate to run for Ohio governor. Burton shows mild resistance, recalling his clash with Tom Johnson for Cleveland mayor. Officials hint Harmon could stand in for Johnson. The GOP may shift from presidential bids to Ohio as Taft's successor looms. the Democratic convention could look to Ohio.
An advertisement claims most skin eruptions and rashes come from impure blood and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing tonic that will make users clear-eyed clear-brained and clear-skinned.
A quirky line notes a female kangaroo known for always locating her pocket. The observation highlights a distinctive trait in her behavior and appears as a lighthearted animal feature.
Itching piles provoke profanity but profanity won't cure them. Dean's Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering and is available at any drug store.
A reflective saying notes that a man’s choice of wife does not reveal his mother’s character. It suggests judging a mother by her son’s spouse is unreliable and biased.
If you lack time to exercise these tablets claim to prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy bowel action without griping. Ask your druggist for them priced at 25e.
A historical note argues courtship is costly, marriage more expensive, and alimony exceeds both, reflecting concerns over financial burdens in domestic unions. The statement frames economic pressures tied to family formation.
Dr Thomas Eelectric OU claims to end earache in two minutes pain from burns or scalds in five minutes hoarseness in one hour muscleache in two hours and sore throat in twelve hours. Monarch over pain asserts a rapid relief claim for a wide range of aches.
A historical adage cautions that a single prudent caution suffices for the wise, while the careless require many more warnings to avoid error. The maxim underscores judgment and restraint in decision making.
Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for persistent coughs that resist other treatments and may settle in the lungs. The note warns against trying untried remedies and urges prompt treatment. Signed by Brooks Sutton.
A traditional quip notes that a wise man often pretends to follow the counsel his wife offers. The line highlights domestic humor and the dynamic of listening with courtesy in marriage.
The ad touts Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation stomach and liver issues claiming it sweetens the stomach gently stimulates the liver regulates the bowels and surpasses pills and ordinary laxatives. Brooks Sutton endorses trying it today.
A brief report notes several individuals detained after incidents described as relaxed behavior escalating to legal trouble. Authorities completed routine processing with no further details available.
To avoid serious results take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of kidney or bladder disorders such as backache, urinary irregularities, exhaustion, and you will soon be well. Commence taking Foley's Remedy today. Brooke Sutton.
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