Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony From Ander
A 1907 testimonial from Ander of Wheeling Ave Ohio praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and back relief. The statement notes lasting benefit and continued recommendation after cure. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Cambridge
Ander
Wheeling Ave
Ohio
Dgeport
Doan
Allender
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The Sugar Lobby and Its Costly Influence
The State Journal argues that Henry T. Oxnard spends 10 000 to 20 000 yearly for 23 years to block free sugar legislation, costing the public millions. It warns lobbying serves private welfare, not public good, and that registration fails to curb influence, potentially creating corruption and oppression.
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Henry T. Oxnard
Congress
Mr. Oxnard
Oxnard
State Journal
Numerous Local Moves and Visits Reported in Cambridge
Washington Pa resident Ruth E Mitchell returns home after visiting Dr and Mrs F M Mitchell in Oakland Place. E C Brush and son Bernard head to New York City for a new position. A four car Baltimore and Ohio special train carries officials through Cambridge en route to Columbus with General Superintendent A B Williams and C W Gorsuch aboard. Union Station inspection prompted several suggestions. Minnie Lehrman travels to Athens for summer school. Mildred Hoyle returns from Olney College for vacation. Marriage licenses issued to John Brookes Olive Fields of Guernsey county with clerical arrangements by Rev G G Shurtz. Orville Brower Ruth Trott of Pleasant City to Clifford Clapper and Clara Gregg of Cumberland. Wire Chief Henry Smith returns from Caldwell and heads to Wheeling on business for Bell Telephone. Heman Rosenberg of South Cambridge suffers severe blood poisoning from a hand injury. John Whitis of Birds Run visits Cambridge on business. Mrs James Randall improves after heart trouble. Mrs W L McCormick and sister Martan Stubbs depart for Brook Ind. Harvey Stubbs, First National Bank cashier in Steelton Pa, visits family. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and party motor to Fairview. Mrs Spence and daughter return home. May Lewis and Ethel Benfelter spend Sunday near Claysville. Helen Eaton returns to Clarksburg W Va after three weeks with Phillip Eaton’s family. Allina Jenkins of South Eleventh Street noted. Henry Bradford and daughter Pearl Chenoweth of Indiana depart for New York after visiting A O Baker and Mrs Thomas.
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Ruth E. Mitchell
Washington, Pa
F. M. Mitchell
Oakland Place
E. C. Brush
Bernard
New York City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cambridge
Columbus
A. B. Williams
Wheeling
C. W. Gorsuch
Orville de Witt Brower
Ruth Kathryn Trott
Pleasant City
Clifford Clapper
Clara E. Gregg
Cumberland
Henry Smith
Bell Telephone Co
Caldwell
Heman Rosenberg
South Cambridge
John Whitis
Bird’s Run
James Randall
Taylor Avenue
W. L. McCormick
Martan Stubbs
Brook
Ind
Edward Harry
Harvey Stubbs
First National Bank
Steelton
East Beatty Avenue
Charles Johnson
Plaide
A. L. Spence
Fairview
Johnson
Spence
May “Lewis
Ethel Lin- Benfelter
Claysville
Helen Eaton
Clarksburg
W. Va
Phillip Eaton
Gaston Avenue
Allina Jenkins
Southelfth Street
Henry Bradford
Pearl Chenoweth
Ion, Ind
New Rord
A. O. Baker
Thomas
Visitor from major news agency touts Cambridge progress
A prominent U.S. news agency observer toured Cambridge and Guernsey valley, praising growth since his last visit six years ago. He urges residents to publicize advantages and invest in Taylor's Park, calling for a public playground to channel youth energy and boost civic pride. He notes water, real estate prices, industry, and services as key topics.
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Cambridge
Guernsey
United States
Board of Trade
Citizens’ Club
Civic League
Ohio
Taylor's
Park Improvement in Taylor Grove Attracts Citywide Support
The plan to improve Taylor Grove park holds high importance for residents as Ohio cities rank among the best in beauty and convenience once completed. Electric railway proprietors are expected to extend the line to meet the new needs, while employers increasingly enforce total abstinence from intoxicating liquors for workers. Those who drink risk losing employment to sober counterparts in a business climate driven by efficiency and discipline.
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Taylor Grove
Ohio
Electric Railway
Railroads Project Record Traffic as Harvest Moves
James J. Hill and Brown of the New York Central among leading railroad presidents express months of confidence that crop harvests will drive traffic. With idle cars under 60,000 nationwide for over a month, movement of harvest goods appears set to rise across the country and Canada.
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James J. Hill
Brown
New York Central
Canada
Enquirer
Spanking on the trolley sparks mixed passenger pity
A mother on a trolley orders a squirming child back to a seat with a sharp spank. The scene draws amused but pitying glances from nearby riders who see the act as an excess in handling a common child conduct.
Spanking Critiqued as Outdated Child Discipline
Excerpt describes passengers reacting to a spanking, arguing that corporal punishment for minor disturbances is outdated. The author praises a child’s sensible behavior and suggests the child deserved a reward, noting many children are punished for natural acts.
Insanity Adjudged in Robins Man Amid Probate Court Actions
John Dupey of Robins was adjudged insane by Judge Dyson and sent to the state hospital in Columbus by Sheriff Berry. A probate and common pleas docket covers several cases including real estate and coal rights disputes, multiple divorces and alimony orders, guilty pleas to liquor charges, and a jury verdict on Rex E. Sarchet v. National Coal Co.
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John Dupey
Robins
Dyson
State Hospital
Columbus
Berry
Ernest M. Bonom
Pennsylvania Co
Toledo, Ohio River Railroad Co
Walhending Coal Co
National Coal Co
Common Pleas
Rosemond, Bell & Dugan
Jackson Township
J. M. McGinnis
Caldwell
Evalena Jones
Morris Jones
State
Theron Rhine
Guernsey County Humane Society
Steve Sabodus
Myrtle Bell
James Bell
Leonard Weekley
Iva Weekley
Nellie Jones
John Jones
Iva Gilcher
Henry Gilcher
Free for all fight at Minnehaha mine injures Hugh Nichols
Hugh Nichols was badly cut about the face and head in a Sunday afternoon melee at Minnehaha mine. A number of friends had been drinking and an American attacked him during a dispute. Dr Lowthian dressed the wounds requiring several stitches.
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Hugh Nichols
Minnehaha Mine
Lowthian
Boy Hurt Falling From Tree Near Stop 1
The son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hoey Stop 1 fell from a tree Sunday afternoon fracturing the bone of his right arm between the wrist and elbow. He was brought to town with his father and taken to Dr L M Ross on Eighth street for treatment.
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Edward ‘Hoey
Stop 1
Birth of a son to Mrs Edward English in Wheeling avenue
A son was born to Mrs Edward English of Wheeling avenue on June 22. Mrs English, widow of Edward English who was killed in a railroad wreck in Zanesville recently, is described in the notice.
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Edward English
Wheeling Avenue
Birth Announcement for Son to Al lender Family
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Al lender of Clark Street on June 22. The newborn arrives as the couple adds a new member to their household.
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Walter Allender
Clark Street
Robbery at Lore City depot nets beer watch and cash
Four men knocked in the Lore City B and O depot window and stole a keg and case of beer a gold watch a revolver and about five to six dollars. They were arrested after a long search with Sheriff Berry and Deputy Hesket. Savage 15 confessed while Riley Slevin and Lee pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury.
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Lore City
B. &Qo
Marshall Samuel Hague
Frank Galloway
John S. Berry
Heskett
Cambridge
W. O. Stockwell
D. R. Heidelbach
Agent Stockwell
Hague and
Galloway
A. R. Shegog
Berry
Frank Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Love City
George Johnson
Bellaire
Ed. Savage
Zanesville
Mike Riley
Vincent Slevin
George Lee
Riley
Lee
Savage
Sheriff Berry
Johnson
Jefferysonian
Wor
Ley Savage
Underwood Street
Ohio
Squire Reasoner
Slevin
Homesick Brother Fatally Shoots Self After Telephone Threat
A 20 year old Syrian immigrant Alexander Andrews, in the United States 18 months, shot himself at his brother George Andrews' home after a telephone threat “In two minutes I’m going to shoot myself.” He had earlier injured a finger and faced pain from machinery. He died Monday at Cambridge hospital.
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George Andrews
East Wheeling Avenue
Alexander Andrews
West Steubenville Avenue
Fourth Street
Andrews
Karl Ford
Mr. Andrews
Chief Long
Tragic House Disturbance Ends With Brother’s Grief
The incident centers on Alexander Andrews, a young man described as lovable and courteous, who caused alarm during a disturbance at a residence linked to the Andrews wholesale house. Mrs. Earl Ford reported hearing him loudly, while workers hesitated to intervene. The piece ends with sympathy for his brother George Andrews and notes the victim’s kind nature and rapid adaptation to new surroundings.
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George Andrews
Alexander Andrews
Local social notes and visits from Cambridge R D 2
Various residents share visits and family news. Mike Dedich improves after surgery, Edna and Anna Fulton visit, Howard Leeper buys Tom Whitney’s Buckeye farm, Dave Boyer returns to work, a horse owned by Daisy Craig injures its leg, Mae Abels and family visit Cline home, Norris Downar recovers on crutches after hospital surgery, Ruby family calls on John Ruby Sr., Glenna Stevens visits grandparents in Eyesville, and more. Community church services and a Friday dinner at Webster Cline’s with guests from Elizabeth complete the week.
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Mike Dedich
Forest McKinley
John Dunning
Edna
Anna Fulton
A. L. Menzie
Howard Leeper
Tom Whitney
Buckeye Mine
Dave Boyer
Daisy Craig
Mae Abels
Clifford
Catherine
Cline
Norris Downar
Keenan Hospital
H. FE
Ruby
John Ruby
Glenna Stevens
James Robinette
Eyesville
R. D
Harry Ables
J. W. Fulton
Miss Cline
Hazel Dennis
Web Cline
Lena Ruby
Kimbolton
Mt. Zion
Jones
Webster Cline
John Ables
Eva Ables
Mae Ables
Elizabeth
Ohio
Verna
Mary Cline
Eva Johnson
Astoria residents visit relatives and attend events
Mrs. M. B. Dotson travels to Columbus to visit relatives. Mrs. K. R. Romig returns from Berea. W. R. Bundy visits family after Meadville college sessions. B. F. Floyd, now a traveling salesman, spends Sunday with his mother. R. O. Hunt visits Cambridge, attends Peter-Davis shop. Thora Coulias, Bessie Arrick, and Joseph Robe head to Wooster for summer school. Thomas Webster visits grandparents in town. Willard Looman from Steubenville spends Sunday with local friends.
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M. BE. Dotson
Columbus
Kk. R. Romig
Berea
W. RK. Bundy
Meadville
J. L. Bundy
Everett
Pittsburg Sash and Deer Co
A. M. Floyd
Rh. O. Hunt
Peter-Davis
Cambridge
J. R. Hunt
Thora Coulias
Bessie Arrick
Joseph Robe
Wooster
Thomas Webster
Thos
Webster
Willard Looman
Steubenville
Gardens Raided on South Eighth Street Citizens report nightly thefts
Residents along South Eighth street report repeated garden raids during the night. A warden named George Warner was observed with vegetables stolen Sunday night, and gardens of Miss Linn and Mrs Burr in the same area were targeted in recent weeks.
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South Eighth Street
George Warner
Miss Linn
Mrs. Burr
Woman attempts suicide with codeine after earlier case
Mrs. Howard Spaid aged 26 made a second attempt to end her life within 24 hours by taking codeine at 11 o clock Monday. She was found unconscious by neighbor Mrs. Turner and doctors Lane and Vorhies relieved her suffering. The incident followed a prior suicide attempt by Alexander Andrews Saturday evening causing neighborhood alarm near West Steubenville and the Pennsylvania tracks.
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Howard Spaid
James Turner
Fred Lane
E. Vorhies
Alexander Andrews
West Steubenville Avenue
Pennsylvania Tracks
Junction
Lodd Causes Receivership for Barney & Smith Car
United Press dispatch from Dayton Ohio reports the Joseph & Bros Co of Cincinnati securing a common pleas court receiver for Barney & Smith Car Company. The firm alleges an $11129.52 debt and flood losses impairing payables. Charles L Harrison named receiver with H M Estabrook as co receiver. Klar Barney, noted philanthropist, stood in bread line during floods.
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United Press
Dayton, O
Joseph Joseph & Bros. ‘Co
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Barney & Smith Car Company
Dayton Company
Charles L. Harrison
H. M. Estabrook
Car Company
Kk. J. Barney
Denison University
Granville
Mrs. Alice Rainey Dies in Iowa
Mrs. Alice Rainey, widow of Major John Rainey, died in Des Moines Iowa Saturday night. Cause of death was a complication of diseases. She had lived on North Seventh street for many years and had been in poor health, moving last November to her sister Ella Chapman’s home seeking relief. She was about 69 years old.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Alice Rainey
Ella Chapman
Ohio Penitentiary to pay inmates for work in shops
United Press Special reports that 2700 inmates at the Ohio penitentiary will be paid one hour’s wage for shop work. Earnings, to be turned over to dependents if any, will start August 1 under a plan approved by the state board of administration.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Administration
James Cunningham Fined for Whisky to Inmate
James Cunningham was arrested in Washington by Marshal Tom Sparrow for furnishing whisky to an inmate of the county infirmary. He was found guilty and fined $50 plus costs before Mayor James Moore.
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James Cunningham
Washington
Tom Sparrow
James Moore
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Marxs
S. New York
F St
Ourt House News
Fletcher
Lore City Station
Cambridge R.D
Astoria
Quaker City
Lodd
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