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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
6
Manager Connie Mack faces questions about sustaining peak play as his Philadelphia Americans stunned rivals on a Western swing. The piece notes Mack’s Napoleonic strategy behind two pennants and the challenge of molding promising but non elite players into a winning aggregation.
Former captain of the Washingtons in tenter. Both men perform well though not stars. Murphy handles right field creditably. Athletics rely on a strong pitching corps with Plank Bender Dygert Coombs Vickers Salve Schutzer Kratee and Frater forming one of the league’s best staffs.
Pine Racing in Wheeling gears up for a premier summer meet drawing large crowds. Fastest horses in the country headline daily races with top field and thrilling finishes. Music and amusements accompany the event, inviting all to attend.
The American Association games showed Toledo 7 over Minneapolis 2 and Kansas City 7 to Columbus 6. Indianapolis 7 defeated St Paul 2. Milwaukee 2 against Louisiana.
Wheeling 5 Fort Wayne 5 and South Bend 4 Terre Haute 1 led a night of high scoring action. Grand Rapids blanked Zanesville 11 0 while Evansville defeated Dayton 11 1.
Chicago Boston game noted cold conditions. Pittsburg beat RHE Pittsburg 10 to 7 with Adams Willis and Gibson contributing. Brooklyn defeated 16 to 5 with Pastoriu s and Bergen among scorers. Cincinnati New York game ended 14 to 3 as Raymond, Schlei, Gasper, Rowan and McLean starred. St Louis beat Philadelphia 9 to 7 in a high scoring affair. Moore Dooin More Rhodes Higgins and Phelps listed on St Louis roster.
Lore City wins 7 to 0 against Cambridge Glass House second team on Saturday. Pitcher Stevens held the visitors scoreless and struck out 17, supported by strong defense and timely hits from the home lineup. Managers Bates for Lore City, Ankers and Bitz for Cambridge Glass House.
A Quaker City R D 6 social at Center school house Saturday night raised funds for Pisgah church. Children’s day exercises were held at Fletcher church Sunday evening. Sandhill Middlebourne and Fairview plan services next Sabbath. Surveyors visited Saturday mapping the state. J W Brown added to his sheep barn. June roses lead to June brides on June 2 Miss Myrtle Baker wed Ray Grier by Rev Baxter near Fairview. Norman Shipley and wife returned from Fairview to Quaker City for James Shipley’s wedding.
All readers who leave during the summer months may have the Daily Jeffersonian forwarded to a desired location. Notices of changes should include both old and new addresses. Jeffersonian Business Office.
Aster plants for sale offering finest double varieties rivaling chrysanthemum types. Call at Dr Lowry's residence Bell phone 8-1 Home 175-3. Also notes of visits: Chas Baughman at Zanesville, Harry Ford of Canal Dover visiting Cambridge, Peter Nelson and wife visiting W C Forsythe North Sixth Street, Miss Helen Immel returning home from visiting Mrs Kremer North Yourth Street.
The report evaluates the team with notes on catching weakness and youth at Lapp and Livingston. Iva Thomas, ex Detroit player, boosts Mack's batting while Stiapiciun critiques the arm. Harry Davis stands out in the infield with strong hitting potential, while Callius and Barry at short show promise.
American League results from Philadelphia Boston New York and Washington show varied scores. Detroit and Chicago clash with New York while Cleveland and Boston host games as St Louis meets Philadelphia. RHE abbreviations note innings and runs, with rain affecting Washington.
Cattle receipts reach 148 loads with market steady to higher for prime and good fat cows. Sheep and lambs show strength with prime wethers and high lamb prices. hogs and pigs also firm with prime heavy hogs near 8 dollars. Mixed produce items list regional quotes for butter prints eggs and potatoes.
In Chicago on June 14 the grain market saw liberal wheat sales and a material price drop as a stronger harvest outlook from the northwest influenced trading. Corn stayed fairly steady oats weakened while provisions rose. July options closed with Wheat at 1 16 and fractional cents, corn at 72 1/2 cents, oats around 5 cents.
Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a blood tonic remedy for rheumatism. A Toledo patient describes relief after six boxes, claiming able to walk without aid and return to work. The ad promises a free booklet and offers pills by mail from Schenectady New York.
John L. Mathews a respected young man died June 12 after a brief typhoid fever illness. He was born May 4, 1900 and leaves parents, a grandmother, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday conducted by Revs Campbell and Beyington with burial in Kimbolton cemetery.
S. H. Keely and family left Saturday evening to visit relatives in Kedrickstown and then Monday morning went to Danville Ohio for a family reunion.
J. W. Griest a Wooster University senior and newly elected Greenspring Ohio schools superintendent stayed Monday night in the city with his wife and two children while returning from a visit with his parents near Quaker City. He plans to move to Greenspring in August and continues studies to complete his degree.
Last week at Senecaville and nearby towns many residents attended commencement and visited relatives. Six high school graduates received the class address from Dr. R Emory Beetham of Scio College. A boy shot himself accidentally while handling a revolver. he is recovering well. Lightning struck J W Rich’s house causing damage and an injury to Mrs Rich. A Civil War veteran received 135 post cards on his birthday. Children’s Day observances and the high school graduates’ first banquet in the opera house with 85 attendees marked the week.
Birds Run Several from this place attended the B Y P U Rally at Newcomers town Tuesday, which was a success from start to finish. Mrs. J. M. Forney attended the convention at Springfield last week. Miss Sallie Hammersley came home Saturday evening from Newcomers town where she has been working the past two weeks. Al Hammersley and wife spent Sunday in Marietta. Will Evans and wife were the guests of Chas Forney and wife Sun. The Board of Education of Wheeling township, at their regular meeting June 12, employed the following teachers for the coming year. District No. 1, William Norris, No. 2, W. F. Palmer, No. 3, Maude Sawyer, No. 4, advanced room, J. C. Glenn, primary room, O. R. Booth, District No. 5, Leonard Warden, No. 6, Craig Montgomery. S. W. Peiter and family spent Sunday with F. A. Johnson and family. There will be a commencement held at Guernsey Saturday evening, June 1. Kessie Johnson took dinner with Zulla Hammersley Sunday. Miss Mary Petty of Barnesville is visiting friends here. Joe Oliver of Byesville was in the city on business Monday. Attorney A. R. McCulloch was in New Philadelphia over Sunday, the guest of S. W. Nicholson and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Green of North Seventh street left Monday evening for Athens to attend the funeral services of Albert Lawson, who died at his home in St. Louis.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional cure and is taken internally with a 100 dollar reward for any uncured case. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An ad claims Rexall 93 Hair Tonic can relieve dandruff scalp irritation and baldness with a money back guarantee. It promotes two sizes 50 cents and one dollar and lists Brenan & Wilson locations in Central National Bank Building and Post Office Building.
An old advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Jarly Risers as the best liver pills. The tiny gentle pills promise a pleasant and sure remedy and are sold by all druggists.
A brief in the notice notes the presence of mis trusts and distrusts within the local trust landscape, outlining themes of confidence, governance, and public accountability affecting several groups and committees.
There is no substitute for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for kidney and bladder ailments. They relieve weak back pain rheumatic pains and urinary disorders. A free trial box is available by sending your name to B G DeWitt & Co Chicago and the pills are sold by all druggists.
A brief note suggests milliners and dressmakers contribute to church attendance, though they are not solely responsible. The text implies social factors affecting worship participation.
Promotes DeWitt's original salve for cuts burns bruises and pile relief. Sold by all druggists. Includes warning against imitation products and urges to ask for DeWitt's by name.
A promotional note extols Kodol as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It warns of nervous or chronic dyspepsia from stomach abuse and claims Kodol digests all food while resting the stomach to aid recovery. It contrasts Kodol with ordinary pepsin tablets and physics.
Go to your druggist today and buy the large bottle of Kodol. If after using the entire contents you can honestly say it did you no good, return the bottle for a refund. The druggist will be reimbursed. Offer applies to the large bottle only and to one per family. The large bottle holds 244 times a fifty cent bottle. Kodol is prepared at E C DeWitt Co laboratories in Chicago.
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