Doan's Kidney Pills Boost Back Ailments Praise
Cambridge resident Mrs. H. Sherrard praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache kidney and bladder relief. She states dizziness nervousness and inactive kidneys improved after using the pills bought at Sutton Oslie's drug store. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
H. Sherrard
Fourth St
Ohio
Doan
New York
United States
Auto Goes Over Embankment At Fraziers Crossing
George Moss and his two sons John and Dan narrowly escaped serious injury when their car left the road crossing the B and O tracks at Fraziers crossing west of Cambridge. John Moss drove the car as front wheels rose in the air and dropped onto the embankment edge. Dan Moss suffered a badly cut arm. the car was damaged. This marks the fifth vehicle overturn at this spot. motorists are urged to use caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moss
John
Dan
South Eighth Street
Fraziers’ Crossing
Cambridge
Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S LASTORIA
Two reports of a peeping incident were investigated Saturday night with no suspect found. Mrs Elliott reported a man near a window. Officer Gibson investigated. Neighbors on Hyatt avenue near George Thelway’s home also saw a possible peeper, but investigation found nothing. Jed Bartholow and wife heard a noise early Sunday but found no break in or intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott
Gibson
George Thelway
Hyatt Avenue
Jed. Bartholow
East Wheeling Avenue
Princtice Business College Graduates take Banking Posts
C B Saviers of Winterset, a graduate of the Practical Business College, has accepted a position with the Cambridge Savings Bank Co. Miss Ethel Schramm, also a graduate, has accepted a position in the office of the Guernsey Earthenware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Saviers
Winterset
Practical Business College
Cambridge Savings Bank Co
Ethel Schramm
Guernsey Earthenware
Mrs Enlow and Children Leave After Visit in Town
Mrs A T Enlow and her children departed Monday for Canada to return home following an extended visit with Mr and Mrs A J Lingenfelter on Hast Wheeling Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Enlow
Canada
A. J. Lingenfelter
Hast
Wheeling Avenue
Property owners seek road improvements via state tax levy
Property owners favor paying a large share to improve roads while all residents expect to contribute through a state tax levy.
Ohio Taxpayers Face Road Fund Levy
The state plans a half mill levy requiring every Ohio taxpayer paying taxes on a thousand dollars of valuation to contribute 50 cents annually. When collected statewide, the fund would exceed 3.4 million dollars each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Illinois women win vote as governor seals fate
The Illinois legislature grants women the right to vote and waits only Governor Dane's signature. Observers call the move a major political turning point and a lesson for English suffragists, noting the historic event may end old party eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Dane
Governor Cox backs consolidated Ohio agriculture bill
A political endorsement by A P Sandles secretary of the State Board of Agriculture lauds a Cumberland State Agricultural Commission bill. He argues Ohio farm work is scattered across departments costing over a half million dollars yearly and recommends concentration under one authority to reduce waste and discord. The stance portrays agriculture as needing unity and a new birth under Governor Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
A. P. Sandles
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Cunningham State Agricultural Commission
Ohio Agriculture
Cox
Looking toward a better understanding
In Everywoman a 20th century weekly in Columbus Ohio an article by Mrs Dolly B Patterson of the Woman’s Department Ohio State Journal argues that women’s clubs are the strongest force shaping public sentiment Gov James M Cox and William Jennings Bryan discussed this view noting the clubs as key to reform Patterson urges women who write for papers to read and study the piece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everywoman
Columbus
Ohio
Dolly B. Patterson
Woman's Department
Ohio State Journal
Court actions settle several cases in common pleas court
In the case of George R. Edgar versus The National Coal Co a settlement was reached with judgment for the plaintiff at 900 dollars plus costs. Orr & Burt versus J R Hope was continued to June 23 and the jury dismissed. Charles Hutchison sues Cambridge Collieries Co for 5000 dollars over Hartford Mine injuries. Mary Crawford versus H E Hamilton forecloses with judgments totaling 4769.72 for plaintiff and 2542.68 plus costs against the Hamilton defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Edgar
The
National Coal Co
Common Pleas Court
Plantiff
Orr & Burt
Cambridge Collieries Co
Hartford
Mary. Crawford
H. E. Hamilton
Elizabeth Hamilton
Sarah Hamilton
Cambridge Ohio G A R committee seeks unmarked comrades
At a Cambridge Ohio Post G A R meeting a two person committee was appointed to collect names of all comrades buried in Cambridge or nearby without monuments. Readers with information should provide name, company and regiment, birth and death dates. Monuments will be supplied and installed free of charge. Committee members GEO H STOTTLEMIRE CHAS L CAMPBELL June 12 31 & w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Geo. H. Stottlemire
Chas
L. Campbell
Automobile Crash Damages Miller Car in Wall Avenue
Elmer Miller of Wall Avenue lost control Sunday causing heavy damage to his automobile. Fred Erven and Miss Winifred Satcher spent Sunday with relatives in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Miller
Wall Avenue
Fred Erven
Miss Winifred Satcher
Zanesville
Valuation Will Not Be Cut for Flood Losses
Ohio railroads ask the state tax commission to reduce valuations placed on their property for 1913 citing flood losses totaling about 9 million dollars across 28 lines. The Pennsylvania system, B and O, and C H D report multi million losses but the commission says valuations dated January 1 precede flood damage and depreciation will appear next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Pennsylvania
Tax Commission
Wagon Blown Over Near Cambridge and Byesville
A wagon traveling between Cambridge and Byesville was blown over by strong wind Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Biles of West Virginia narrowly escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Byesville
John Biles
West Virginia
Mrs Clark McWhorter Injured After Stair Fall
Mrs Clark McWhorter of North Third street sustained a badly bruised and ined hip when she fell down a flight of stairs at her home Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark McWhorter
North Third _ street
Cambridge Gossip List of Visiting Friends and Relatives
Mrs E Rosenthal of New York arrives in Cambridge to visit daughter Mrs M Rambar on Stewart avenue. Numerous locals and visitors are noted returning from trips or attending family events including funerals, reunions, and visits to nearby towns and cities.
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E. Rosenthal
New York City
Cambridge
M . Rambar
Stewart Avenue
Sophia Rucker
Berea
Kerr and Morton
N. A. Noble
Binghampton
N. Y
S. M. Burgess
Willis Taylor
Mildred
Near Tyner
Henry Taylor
Lloyd Farm
S. S. Armstrong
North Ninth Street
Rock Springs
W. Va
Armstrong-Patterson
J. W. Robinson
Duncan Falls
George Schafer
Donald
Henrietta Bell
New Lexington
Henrietta
George Bell
Earl Inskeep
Zanesville
G. H. Harris
Wilbur Beymer
Chicago
Beymer
East Eighth Street
Wagner
Lancaster
George Gray
Gnadenhaven
Kimbolton
Margaret Steele
North Baltimore
P. B. Orr
Byesville
David Dugan
John Tharp
Cincinnati
Rosa Tharp
East End
Wheeling
Martins Ferry
Cleveland
Frank Knight
Quaker City
City
G. Davis
C. E. Hartman
J. Bb. Williams
Dogtown
Leona Dutton
Newark
C. L. van Arsdell
North Tenth ‘Street
A. G. Henderson
Barnesville
Benona Dickerson
Thomas Whissel
West Gomber Avenue
J. O. Carnes
Uhrichsville
Mary Schultz
Frank Smith
Williams
James Moss
Columbus
Bessie Thompson
New Concord
Edward Newman
Hocking County
Frank Newman
Denice Hinton
Charles Stoneburner
A. C. Rogers
Newcomerstown
Frank Creighton
Old Washington
Roy Quillen
Crooksville
Hazel Knouff
South Ninth Street
Mt. Union College
Williamstown
State Agriculture Board to distribute 40000 prizes
Columbus Ohio June 16 The state board of agriculture announced that 40000 in prizes will be distributed to owners of the best animals and raisers of the best crops at the state fair this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Columbus
State Board of Agriculture Today
Sliver Thirty Inches Long Penetrates Leg At Home
Anita May Gillette a 15 year old inmate of the Girl's Industrial Home in Delaware was injured while descending a chute when warped boards caused a 30 inch sliver of wood to penetrate her calf. The injury emerged through the flesh near the knee as doctors attended to her condition.
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United Press Special
Delaware
Anita May Gillette
Zanesville
Explosion at Jefferson mine injures twelve foreigners
An explosion of a keg of powder at the Jefferson mine in Alliance Ohio injured twelve foreigners with four in serious condition possibly facing death. The report lists local residents and visitors traveling to and from nearby towns, with mentions of relatives and upcoming funerals. A purse lost by George Davis, a local shopkeeper, is offered for recovery, and notes on steamer service and the Seeandbee liner closing the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Alliance
Jefferson Mine
Two Cent Rate Laws Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sustains maximum rate laws in Missouri West Virginia Oregon and Arkansas in a series of unanimous rulings. The Kentucky rate case remains undecided. The decisions reinforce state rights, with West Virginia two cent passenger rate upheld against Chesapeake & Ohio and Oregon and Washington laws upheld against Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Washington, D. C
Missouri
West Virginia
Oregon
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Kentucky
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Southern Pacific
Minnesota
Supreme Court Rules Missouri Rates Differ by Railroad Size
The Missouri two cent fare and maximum freight rate law was found not confiscatory for six large railroads that challenged it, but declared confiscatory for several smaller lines. The court aligned with its Minnesota rate decision in this ruling.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Currency bill to be launched in Congress this week
President Wilson told reporters at a semi weekly briefing that there is no difference among party leaders on the main features of the currency bill. He said Secretary Bryan is in harmony with the cabinet and denied that Bryan influenced the measure noting it is a man's bill built on general financial principles.
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United Press Special
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Bryan
Ho Man
Expulsion for Fee Splitters in AMA Considered
Minneapolis June 16 A resolution prepared by a committee calls for expulsion from the American Medical Association of any members found guilty of fee splitting or giving or receiving commissions. The report notes the practice is most prevalent in Ohio Iowa and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Minneapolis
Minn
American Medical Association
Ohio
Iowa
Indiana
Community Scenes and Local Visit Highlights in Quaker City
Quaker City residents report visits from relatives including Mr. and Mrs. F I Hall of Shelby and Mrs. Daisy Wilcox of North Baltimore. A Palace opera house concert and festival drew praise and a good sum. Several local youths, Euril Linton Cecil Bundy and George Loveall, headed to Omaha for work with other town residents noting travels and homecomings.
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F. I. Hall
Shelby
Clark Hall
Palace Opera House
L. H. McBurney
Cambridge
O. R. Gibson
Euril Linton
Cecil Bundy
George Loveall
Omaha
Neb
G. C. Dotson
Harry
North Baltimore
Daisy Wilcox
Delbert Loveall
Zanesville
L. C. Loveall
Frank D. Boyd
Wheeling
W. Va
W. F. Boyd
Sherman Dowdell
Columbus
Harry Spurgeon
Steubenville
Spurgeon
Right Shoulder Broken in Bar Mill Shearing Accident
George Dragoi a Russian bar mill worker had his right shoulder broken Monday morning when he was thrown to the floor while attempting to shear a heavy piece of iron. Doctors Vorhies reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dragoi
Drs. Be, KB
L. Vorhies
Fourteen Pass Guernsey County Teachers Examination
Fourteen of 39 candidates passed the Guernsey County teachers' examination held Saturday in the Central building. Names include Rollin Alexander R Bendure Russell Cox Harlan Filley Everit Rogers Lane Wilson Justina Castor Bessie Sarchet I B E Stevens Clara Sarchet Leeda Johnston Lela Robins Herbert C Wolfe J W Robe. Boxwell commencement date pending as Prof. Dickason of Wooster will deliver the address. location to be Brown high or the common pleas court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Central
Rollin Alexander
R. Bendure
Russell Cox
Harlan Filley
Everit Rogers
Lane Wilson
Justina Castor
Bessie Sarchet
I. BE. Stevens
Clara Sarchet
Leeda Johnston
Lela Robins
Herbert C. Wolfe
Boxwell
Dickason
Wooster
Brown High
Common Pleas Court Room
Miss Belle Wallace Visits Miss Clark then Heads Home
Miss Belle Wallace, graduate of the Wallace School for Girls at Columbus, spent Sunday as a guest of Miss Mary Clark of North Tenth street. She returned to her Moorefield, Ohio home Monday. Miss Eleanor Watt of Greenfield was in Cambridge Monday en route to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Wallace
Wallace School For Girls
Columbus
Mary Clark
North Tenth Street
Moorefield
Eleanor Watt
Greenfield
Cambridge
Pittsburg
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