Cambridge Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
J. M. Albaugh of Cambridge Ohio testifies after about 15 years that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and back pains. He notes kidney action became regular and pains faded, with occasional use keeping him free from kidney complaints. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Cambridge
Pega
Ely
Doan
J. M. Albaugh
Tenth St
Ohio
Witten
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Merchants Plan Thursday Noon Closures in July and August
The Jeffersonian reports a group of merchants will close their businesses at noon on Thursdays during July and August. Participating firms include Lloyd and Ruby, DeHart and Co., Trenner and Wallace, Grant Turnbaugh, Casey and Co., The Gang Shoe Store, The Hub, W. M. Sherrard, Fred Raymond, The Globe, and others. They will also publish a noon edition on those days.
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Lloyd and Ruby
DeHart and Co
Trenner and Wallace
Grant Turnbaugh
Casey and Co
the Gang Shoe Store
The
Hub
W. M. Sherrard
Fred Raymond
Globe
Senhauser Clothing Co
Cambridge Clothing Co
Johnson and Conner, Gillespie and McCulley
Rowles Millinery
W.L. Anderson
Sarah Oldham
Kerr and Morton
Buckeye Loring Co
J. G. Bair Co
Hood Bros
Hope- Blair-Huston Co
United Clothing Co
Home Outfitting Co
Craigs
W. Price
Craft and Mevarlena
Potter-Davis and
F. W. Tworth Co
Jeffersonian
Governor Harmon Candidate Nominated on Fourth Ballot
Report from Baltimore notes telegraphic dispatches confirming Harmon's backers expect his nomination as Democratic standard bearer on the fourth ballot at the party gathering. The Emerson hotel serves as headquarters for Harmon's supporters.
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Harmon
Baltimore
Emerson Hotel
Congress Rep Flays Taft Trip Spending
Representative Fitzgerald accuses President Taft on the house floor of mulching the accompanying newspaper and secret service men during a western trip to bolster funds. He says Congress granted an extra 25 000 dollars for traveling expenses, which he deems insufficient. He calls the facts deplorable to state publicly.
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Representative Fitzgerald
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Taft
Secret Service
House
Archer Nominated for State Senator in 9-14 District
M. B. Archer former Noble county probate judge was chosen as Republican nominee for state senator in the 9-14 district at Athens after 104 ballots. Delegates Cray and Rose cited two Cincinnati liberals as lobbyists delaying the convention. Archer, a noted political tactician, plans to press temperance issues quietly during the campaign.
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M. B. Archer
Noble County
Athens
Cincinnati
Cray
Morgan
Rose
Washington
Judge Archer
Roosevelt's Chicago Entry Sparks Anticipation and Tension
The Pittsburg Post notes Roosevelt’s triumphant Chicago entry and predicts possible pandemonium if he addresses the delegates. Taft supporters may try to silence him, but Roosevelt’s presence dominates the Windy City as the nation awaits the outcome.
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Pittsburg Post
Roosevelt
Chicago
Windy City
Jury rules for plaintiff in coal case and divorce filings brief
A jury returned a verdict for Charles Norman against The National Coal Co. for 1250 after an 8,600 injury claim. Rosa Knapp seeks divorce on cruelty and neglect. Laura Ella Brown seeks divorce with alimony. Brown docket 10,000. Monseur, a foreigner, was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory for a robbery case. Other cases include Soltis v Morris Coal Co for 750, and partition suits Sherrard v McKinney.
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Charles Norman
The
National Coal Co
Sheppard & Eagleson
R. T. Scott
Rosa Knapp
Charles S. Turnbaugh
Common Pleas
Byesville
Laura Ella Brown
Walter M. Brown
Plaintiff
Barnesville
Emma
Milton H. Turner
Tony Monseur
McGinnis
Ohio State
Reformatory
Mansfield
Berry
John Soltis
Morris Coal Co
B. F. Enos
Board of Education
Wheeling Township
Common Pleas Court
Ethel Sherrard
Alverda McKinney
Ghiters Dry for Fletcher's Castoria Delegates Travel to Springfield
Mrs. Catherine Kidd and Mrs. H Hamme left Monday for Springfield to attend the G A R encampment as delegates from the W R.
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Fletcher
Catherine Kidd
H. Hamme
Springfield
W. R
Davids Leaves Monday for Barnesville Visit
W. 1. Davids departed Monday to Barnesville to visit his son Lymen Foster, according to local notices.
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W. 1. Davids
Storm Rips Guernsey County Causing Wide Destruction
A weekend storm across Guernsey County battered East Cambridge and surrounding areas with heavy rain and powerful winds. The McManaway home at Stop No. 2 on the interurban line was destroyed, several barns and an orchard ruined, and widespread damage to trees, outbuildings, and utilities followed.
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Guernsey County
Cambridge
Wills Creek
James MccManaway
McManaway
Charles McKim
George McManaway
Georgetown
Old Orchard Mine
Country Club
Club House
Park School
Central School
Old City
Wheeling Avenue
South Tenth Street
Wheeling
Gaston Avenues
Blaine Avenue
United Dairy
Western Union
Linn’s Grove
Destructive June Storm Ravages Guernsey County Farms
A severe windstorm across Center and surrounding townships destroyed barns and outbuildings on multiple farms including George Scotts and Tom Ringer. Trees fell, telegraph lines down, and a gas main ruptured, causing widespread damage and travel disruption. Sixteen locations reported damage with houses shifted or torn, and residents began repairs while awaiting safer conditions.
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Jeffersonian
Love City
Perry Dickens
Forsythe
Dickens
Charles McCleary
Jeffersonian Center
J. C. Rolingston
Here
Kimbolton News Notes Highlight Rain and Community Visits
Harvest week reports long rains admired over June frost. Cambridge visitors include John Mathews John Gibson Harriet Gibson and Jno Gunn. A westbound train washout delayed service over four hours north of Newcomerstown. Local farmers receive loads of agricultural implements.
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John Mathews
Cambridge
Flobart
Carl Hix
Harriet Gibson
Jno. Gunn
Ed. McConky
Kimbolton
F M. Fowler
Angus Swale
Naph Syhart
Chas. Britton
Ofe
Karl Braniger
Fisher Bros
H. W. Moninger
Bell
Odell
Etnair Lanning
New Philadelphia
Ben Berry
Naph
Magnetic Heights
Priscilla Needs
Sawtell Place
Cam
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Clear Skin and Mind
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic that cures impure blood and claims it makes users clear-eyed clear-brained and clear-skinned, addressing eruptions pimples scrofula and similar conditions.
Bryan to Lead Fight in Democratic Convention on Unit Rule
Baltimore reports Bryan is expected to lead the opposition at the Democratic convention over the unit rule as delegates gather to decide strategy and party rules.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Dean's Ointment for Itching Piles Proves Effective
Itching piles provoke profanity but profanity won’t cure them. Dean's Ointment claims to relieve itching bleeding and protruding piles after years of suffering. Available at any drug store.
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Dean
Fredericktown Woman Survives Car Accident
Mrs. D. M. Brumbach suffered nine broken ribs after an overturned automobile pinned her. She is expected to recover.
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Fredericktown
D. M. Brumbach
Dean's Regulats Promise Gentle Bowels Relief
If you have no time to exercise Dean's Regulats prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy healthful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your druggist for them. price 25 cents.
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Dean
Skeleton of 1811 mail carrier unearthed during building work
In Fremont workmen excavating for a new building unearthed what is believed to be the skeleton of A. Drake a United States mail carrier killed by Indians in 1811. The discovery prompts historical interest and police may examine the site.
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Fremont
A. Drake
United States
Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Joll Stops Pain Quickly
An old advertisement touts Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Joll as a remedy for earache in two minutes toothache or burn pain in five minutes hoarseness in one hour muscle ache in two hours and sore throat in twelve hours claiming swift relief and monarch over pain.
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Thomas
Local Notices and Social Tidbits from North Salem Area
Sugar Tree Geo. B. Steele visits Bellaire Ohio while A C Lim redecorates his home. Wool buyers roam the county with Ross Bros Kimbolton offering 25 cents per pound for unwashed wool. Rev Jas Martin of Pittsburg recently spoke at the U P church in North Salem on National Reform. He also performed a marriage ceremony for his brother Wrenwick Martin before arriving.
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Carrol County
Milwaukee
Liberty Township
Boxwell
Kimbolton M. EB
Walter Bell
Mary Adams
Fred Bell
Harry Britton
Mildred Gibson
Pauline Herrick
Helen Ledlie
Mary Nugent
Alma Warden
Wanda Wilson
C. Chepard
L. J. Vansickel
Newcomerstown
Dr. Clark
Geo. Bennett
Coshocton
Joe Black
Floral Glade
C. Galligher
McMillen Row
George Brown
Geo. B. Steele
Bellaire
Ohio
A. C. Lim
Ross Bros
Kimbolton
Jas. Martin
Pittsburg
John
North Salem
U. P Church of
Beaver Falls Pa Churchman and Teacher Wed in Pennsylvani a
A preacher and teacher from Beaver Falls College marry a Pennsylvania bride and receive well wishes for their future. Community notes cover road work in Jefferson township from Preston Cline’s to Bell’s Grove, first wagon run by Geo Strickland, a birth near Milnersville, and a humorous cattle versus auto encounter on a public road.
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Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Jefferson Township
Preston Cline’s
Bell's Grove
Geo. Strickland
Charlie Johnston
North Salem
Peoli
Jas. Gibson
McCleary Bridge
Geo. Aiken
Milnersville
Goliath
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American Churn CO
Union Bank
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mar
Hannscok
Didest Ney
Munn & Co
Scientific American
MUNN
All Newsdealers, Co
Broadway
Ofice
Rana
Vee
Childres
Astoria
Mmanaway
Center
Ed. Warne
Daisy Jeffersonian
Cassell
Oldham
BE. G. Alloway
Sand Terrace
W. Stewart
Butler
Monroe Township
Jne. Barthalow
J. B. R. Ledis
J. A. Martin
S. A. Clark
Prospect Place
Mary Forsythe
Huntsville
Mary Wilson
Norfolk
Wilson
Frank Norris
Akron
B. F. Robers
Michigan
M. T. Kennedy
W. Craig Braninger
W. R. Mathews
Progressive Democrat
Amber Heights
Mary Kemp
Uth Main
Henry Hepner
Mineral City
Kemp-Halderman
Magnolia
Boyd Adams
Hazel Forsythe
Anna
Albert Law
F. M. Fowler
Dayton Motorcycle Co
M. Scott
John Moore
Birmingham
Corda Scott
Cranston
J. C. Brady
A. G. Dall
Guernsey
Ray Clark
Rocky Fork
J. Davidson
Mary Nola Clark
New Concord College
Miller Proctor
Henry Hix
Geo. Brown
Kemp
L. B. Hawk
Columbus
Jno. Hix
Apple Cove
Saml. Walker
Ben Shaw
Patton
Harlan Booth
Walter, Bell
Boss Washing Machine CO
Norwood Station
Egger & Pearce
Eyesville
J. H. McKinney
New Concord
EK. F. Johnson
Winterset
Guernsey Hardware Co
Chas
Castori
Bears
Castoria
Gcentaur Company
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