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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
7
Rowena and Dwight Curtis, two hopeful renters, tour New York apartments during a damp late summer, clash of price and size, share jokes and growing affections, and finally seem ready to settle on a charming seventh floor 29th street unit as a possible home for a young couple.
A Chicago depot tale recounts George Pullman arguing over a half berth with a tall man who occupies the space. The other passenger insists on half the bed and cites a contract, finally yielding to sleep. The warted traveler is revealed as Abraham Lincoln.
Yellowstone National Park covers 3 548 square miles within its boundaries and hosts waterfalls, rapids, lakes, mountains, geysers, canyons, caves and giant boulders sculpted by erosion. It is by far the largest park in the world.
A medical observation notes that a swollen head can accompany heart contraction symptoms. Doctors highlight linking signs and advise monitoring for cardiac issues.
A collage of brief notes reports Mary A. Stubbs’s appointment as head of Indiana’s statistics bureau. Mary Ellen Lease as a New York lecturer. Lady Henry Somerset’s retirement from public life. Elizabeth Hanley’s multi role at Central Vermont railway. Mrs. Dowie’s modest finances and Muskegon summer resort plans. Eleanora Sears and Baroness Rosen plotting a Massachusetts coast swimming match. Ellen Terry on women in acting. Finnish women elected to the diet Alexandra von Gripenberg and Minna Sillanpaa noted for leadership and socialist support for working women.
Alfred Austin is poet laureate for eleven years. Swinburne writes a new Cesare Borgia tragedy. Oliver Herford praised Boston as an abandoned literary farm. Dunne recalls a 6 oclock walk with a famous banker. Hugh Pendexter hails from a family of minutemen, both great grandfathers wounded at Bunker Hill.
OC V Pepes of Fedora Tenn writes that after hemorrhages of the lungs and throat, doctors could not help him. He began using Dr King s New Discovery and immediate relief followed. Coughing ceased, bleeding reduced and in three weeks he returned to work. Available 60c and 1 00 at Neilley Co Cambridge and C A Henner Byesville with a trial bottle free.
A Cedar Grove Maine man credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery from liver and kidney illness after three bottles. The letter claims the first bottle helped and three completed the cure, touting the remedy as best for stomach liver and kidney troubles from Neilley Co Cambridge and Heiner Byesville druggists.
A promotional note cites glycerine as a key additive improving extraction from native roots in Golden Medical Discovery. It claims enhanced demulcent and nutritive effects, aids digestion and strength, and supports cough and chest conditions when used with Black Cherry bark and other roots. It notes limited cure potential and references Dr. Finley Ellingwood. It advertises free receive offer from Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo, N Y.
A jumbled medical advertisement touts Dr Shoop products including a Piles ointment a Restore and a Restorative plus Health Coffee samples. It promotes free trial mailings and claims cures for piles headaches neuralgia and stomach and kidney troubles with inside nerve treatment.
The paper emphasizes a ahead-of-competition stance urging readers to adopt its approach as the standard, highlighting innovations and distinctive coverage that outpaces nearby competitors.
English Spavin Liniment claims to remove hard hoof blemishes and sprains in horses including splints stifles and swelled throats. Offered by Jno M Ogier Druggist of Cambridge Ohio with savings on a single bottle and touted as the most wonderful blemish cure known.
Among birds there are few fighters sharper than a goose or a gander. The ragged white Russian geese bite ferociously and hang on with the tenacity of a bulldog.
A quip contrasts single women's status by noting that the sole change is a difference of opinion.
A note on jellyfish along English shores states the hairy cyanea is the sole truly formidable bathers threat though its sting and danger are often exaggerated.
A 1907 clergy summary outlines lessons from Genesis chapters on Jacobs visions to Josephs trials and forgiveness, and Exodus stories from enslavement to the Passover. It pairs each lesson with a Golden Text and brief interpretive notes stressing divine guidance, wisdom, deliverance, and faithfulness across biblical narratives.
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough remedy for colds and lung trouble and has cured consumption in early stages. M. Hawthorne confirms high praise, noting popularity and satisfaction with the remedy.
A promotional notice extols Foley’s Kidney Cure as restoring kidney function and curing kidney and bladder diseases. It includes patient anecdotes from D. M. Hawthorne and L. Rogers praising renewed health after six bottles, plus general claims about kidney health and constipation remedies.
A. M. Ake of Wood Ind reports years of lung hemorrhages eased after trying Foley’s Honey and Tar. He had consulted several doctors with little help before experiencing a sound recovery. The ad urges Foley’s as a cure for advanced lung trouble and warns against substitutes.
A man questions whether his looks reflect his inner age, wondering if aging is evident in his face and demeanor.
An advertisement claims Mother Gray of New York discovered an aromatic herb cure named Australian Leaf. It is billed as the sole monthly regulator and purported to cure female weaknesses, backache, kidney and urinary troubles. Sold at druggists or by mail for 50 cents. free panel. Address The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy, N.Y.
A brief aphorism notes that for certain individuals, remaining in poverty appears simpler than living an honest, upright life. The remark implies moral choices influence economic status and social perception.
Public notice offers a free sample of Allens Foot-Ease powder for swollen tired hot or smarting feet and a free sample of the Foot-Ease Sanitary Corn Pad. Presented by Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy inviting readers to request samples.
A brief note reflects on a church’s duty to support those who fall, emphasizing steadfast care, resilience, and communal aid as core ideals guiding the congregation through hardship.
A Fortunate Texan Mr. E W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dalyne says Dr Kings New Life Pills cure malaria and biliousness without grinding or laxative effect. Available at Cambridge and C A Heiner Byersville drug stores.
A short aphorism notes how spoken words resemble a star sliding in a slick space, reflecting on speech’s uncertain path and the fragility of verbal truth.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina writes he fired his 40 year walking stick after a sore resisted all treatments until Bucklens Arnica Salve healed it. Guaranteed for piles burns ed by Neilley Co Cambridge and C A Heiner Byesville druggist. 265c.
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