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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
The Golden Medical Discovery is described as derived from goldenseal root and refined glycerine to treat weak stomach indigestion and biliousness. It is promoted as a cure for catarrhal and bronchial throat affections and early consumption risks, with mail order availability from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York.
Court proceedings list damages case of Charles Barr as administrator against Imperial Mining Co with jury drawn. Several new suits include Philip H. English versus Alonzo C. St Clair for 2500 dollars and Emma Clipner versus James Clipner for divorce. Guardianship and probate actions noted with licenses issued in Cambridge and local townships.
Byesville resident Elijah Millhone died suddenly at his home Wednesday night from heart trouble after a coughing spell. He was about 75, born near Senecaville, and spent his life in Guernsey County. Survived by wife, two daughters Belle and Mary, two sons Cass and John, two brothers Ed and Lambert, and sister Mrs. M. D. Robing. He was a longtime church member and respected citizen.
Appealing women blamed for nerves and pimples due to kidney poisons. Electric Bitters touted to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood improve nerves eyes breath skin and complexion. Available 60 cents at Neilley Co and C A Heiner Byesville Ohio.
Cambridge citizen Mrs. Elizabeth Scott testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured severe kidney trouble years ago and have helped again since, relieving back pains and irregular kidney secretions. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U S agents in Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's.
A woman who dislikes children and a man who hates dogs are depicted as questionable characters in a terse provincial piece. The brief notes hint at social tensions and personal incompatibilities without detailing actions.
A line of claims extoll Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Available for 25 cents at Neilley & Co and A Heiner of Byesville Ohio.
A street worker grapples with the challenge of securing employment, applying persistent effort whether employed or seeking jobs. The statement reflects the tough reality of mobility and labor in the era.
A suffering patient with stomach trouble finds relief after using Dr King's New Life Pills. The ad claims dyspepsia and indigestion vanish, appetite improves and nerves and vigor return as stomach liver and kidneys function properly. 25 cents at Nelley & Co and C A Heiner of Byesville Ohio.
A pithy observation emphasizes individuality and self perception as a universal trait. The phrase reflects a timeless notion that each person considers their own mindset distinct from the crowd.
Advertisement by Brooks Sutton for Foley's Orino Laxative claims it eases constipation and stomach and liver discomfort. It describes gentle liver stimulation and bowel regulation and positions the product as superior to pills and ordinary laxatives.
Readable fragment notes that milliners and dressmakers contribute to church turnout, suggesting they influence parish participation beyond direct religious duties. The item highlights social roles affecting worship attendance.
Bert R Lean of Cheny Washington recounts a near fatal lung trouble that stumped doctors after expensive Spokane visits and a California attempt before using Dr King s New Discovery which cured him He endorses it for lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough with prices 50 cents and 1 00 trial bottle free guaranteed by Neilley Co and C A Heiner Byesville Ohio
A brief aphorism notes that marrying for money can be preferable to marrying without it, suggesting conditional practicality in partnering for financial reasons.
Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for chronic throat and lung troubles. Many sufferers from bronchitis asthma and consumption have found comfort and relief by using Foley's Honey and Tar.
A shoreline contractor vows reliable earnings for the man who can supply the required goods. The offer emphasizes steady pay upon successful delivery and completion of the project.
W L E Morris of Dexter Kentucky reports his father suffered kidney and bladder trouble diagnosed as enlarged prostate. After fearing surgery due to age he took Foley's Kidney Remedy. One bottle gave relief. a second bottle ended the trouble.
The June examination results list 75 successful applicants. Names follow by years of service, from one to eight years, including high school and elementary candidates such as Lula Amspoker and Mary Clark, with several Cresage and Crawford entries.
Senecaville traveled to Lore City Tuesday and won 9 to 6. Mrs. Carmini Morrison of Quaker City visited her daughter Mrs. Don Shear and family from Tuesday to Thursday. Miss Nellie Gardner visited her sister Mrs. Earl Shroyer in Lore City.
An advertisement asserts burdock blood bitters tone the liver and stomach, promote digestion, and purify the blood, appealing to readers feeling languid or run down with headaches or stomach upset.
A brief look at the ongoing divorce proceedings reveals tense exchanges and formal separations as couples navigate asset division and custody questions in the courtroom.
Soothes itching skin and heals cuts or burns without a scar. Cures piles eczema salt rheum and any itching. Your druggist sells it.
A. E. Davis, a Sulphur Springs Texas grocer, notes ongoing constipation prior to treatment. He credits Dean’s Regulats with relief and strengthened bowels, leading to regularity ever since.
A concise aphorism asserts that a man can always allocate time to fulfill his duty, emphasizing steadfast responsibility and personal discipline.
Promises quick pain relief and wound healing with Dr Thomas Electric Oil. Sold by all druggists.
Burglars sometimes succeed and the saying suggests luck plays a key role in outcomes rather than skill. The piece reflects on how chance affects success in crime and life.
Last week at Love City John and Grant Hartup attended commencement at New Concord Richard Lowry Uriah Winnett and Miss Peach were present. A wreck Friday about 10 am when the tender left the track while hauling seven coal hoppers half a mile north of the station. The engine and crew escaped injury as four loads of coal overturned. The wreck train from Benwood cleared the line and the regular train ran through by 8 30 pm.
Local notes report Washington James A Warfield visiting with parents near Fairview and Children’s Day observed at M E church on last Sabbath. Other items include visits by Miss Mary Paisley, Mrs J M Thompson, Br T Thomas at Newark G A R encampment, and plans for Home Coming Week with ample hospitality.
A public advisory warns that lingering colds can weaken the constitution and lead to consumption. It recommends Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy and cautions against untried treatments to prevent the cold from settling in the lungs.
Frank R. Smith files in Guernsey County Ohio Court of Common Pleas at Cambridge a petition to vacate part of Smith and Woodworths addition to Cambridge north of Webster avenue and east of Water street with two alleys, shown on plat Book seven page 21. Hearing may occur any time while court is in session after thirty days’ publication. Rosemond & Bell, attorneys. June 24-5w.
A proverb notes that a prudent man often follows the counsel of his wife. It highlights harmony in domestic guidance and the value of listening to trusted partners.
An advertisement urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder issues such as backache urinary irregularities and exhaustion to recover quickly. Brooke Sutton endorses starting the remedy today.
Readable text notes several individuals detained after a breach of law. Authorities report routine processing and charging procedures proceeding in the local jail.
A vintage advertisement references Fletcher's Castoria with the classic Children cry for and a staged line about married men spending time at clubs. The snippet evokes domestic humor and familiar brand imagery from old newspaper pages.
English Spavin Liniment promises to remove lumps blems and swelled throats and coughs from horses. A single bottle saves $50 and is sold by Jno M Ogier, Druggist in Cambridge Ohio.
The quote reflects Frederick the Great’s view on dealing with insults and public opinion. He compares himself to a post-horse, continuing his daily route despite critics and noise along the way. The message emphasizes self-correction if wrong and laughter if false.
The traveler notes Saxony’s dense factory presence with 24 707 establishments, up 1 755 from the previous year. Operatives total 685 319, an increase of 41 235 in the same period, reflecting vigorous industrial expansion.
A Sunday school lesson analyzes Romans chapters eight to thirteen, stressing the law as holy and the necessity of a godly life. It cites Christ’s righteousness, walking after the Spirit, awakening from sleep, and the threefold salvation of the believer while awaiting final redemption and accountability at the Judgment Seat of Christ.
A reflective quote urging moderation in drinking and careful conduct in law. It warns that even a fair sentence may be carried out unjustly, emphasizing moral restraint and precision in actions.
The people of Ohio support good government over partisan politics and commend Governor Harmon for his house cleaning actions wherever possible.
The text argues that taxing corporate net earnings would swiftly annihilate profits by treating distributions to stockholders as debts, causing surpluses to vanish until net earnings resemble cash on hand available for check on the first Monday in April.
The text notes reduced sneering about graft after Gov Harmon’s remarks and implies the state loses a sizeable portion of 52000 dollars from penitentiary contractors, suggesting the governor transition was not premature.
On June 21 the sun begins its southerly recession after nine pm and days grow shorter. The sun and Sirius intensify heat until the autumnal equinox marks the change of season.
Indiana Senator Beveridge makes a forceful case for lowering tariffs on cash registers. Ohio Senator Burton defends the state monopoly while Beveridge claims Standard Oil is the only rival as harsh and pervasive in suppressing competition. Burton lacks ready facts to counter Beveridge’s assertions.
The passage condemns contractors who import and profit from penitentiary made goods while avoiding state payments. It likens their schemes to the sugar trust, claiming protectionist tariffs and favoritism enable them to prosper at consumers’ expense.
A recent writer warns that eloquent southern speakers invited to Chautauqua may seek to disrupt national unity by pitting north against south and east against west, echoing a worry about academic divisions during college commencements.
The article recounts Senator Lodge defending high tariffs benefiting manufacturers in Massachusetts. It notes political tension, cites a Democrat governor Douglass elected on tariff revision, and argues that trust advocates fear public resistance amid corruption funding. It foreshadows a new generation of leaders replacing the old guard.
Marietta College announces a six week summer session starting June 21 featuring common branches for teachers and advanced high school courses. This year adds a three week public school art course taught by a New Jersey instructor from the Prang Company, enhancing its strong scholarly reputation in a historically appealing town.
Citizens urged to treat kidney and bladder trouble promptly with Woley's Kidney Remedy. Brooks Sutton endorses the product, claiming quick cure for Bright's disease and related symptoms.
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