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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
4
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any unsolved case and urges readers to send for testimonials, with distribution through F. J. Cheney & Co. and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
United Press dispatch reports W Payson Weston the aged pedestrian left Greenville Pennsylvania this morning while en route from New York to Minneapolis He expects to sleep in Ohio tonight and continues his cross country trek by foot with plans to reach Minneapolis in time.
Many mothers warn that indigestion nerves and weakness in children stem from worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer, a candy lozenge, claims to expel worms regulate bowels and restore health. Available from druggists or mail order 25 cents from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis. Neilly & Co Cambridge C A Heiner Byesville Elmer Watson New Concord visited Cambridge Monday.
The article lauds George Stallings for rebuilding the Boston Braves with shrewd trades rather than cash, turning a weak start into a stronger club. It notes key moves, including acquiring Dick Rudolph and reworking the outfield, catching, infield, and adding a top pitcher, aiming to heat up the National League race.
Veteran Cornell crews coach Charles F. Courtney will end active head coaching when his contract expires in three years. He may remain with the navy in an advisory role but relinquish full responsibility for training crews after decades of successful leadership.
Mrs Fred Clarke urged her Pittsburgh manager husband to a gown fitting with friends. Models paraded in view of the party and were examined for gowns when Clarke asked which he preferred. He replied that he did not know and noted the red headed model. the moment sparked laughter and the gathering broke up.
Harry Payne Whitney, captain, spent around sixty thousand dollars on ponies and expenses to win and defend the international polo cup for the United States. The English held the cup since 1886 until Whitney led a team to Hurlingham to defeat them, preserving American polo prestige. Whitney’s sportmanship and play aided U S victories and supported team funding.
A luncheon menu features Asparagus on Toast Cheese Sticks Stuffed Potatoes Lettuce Salad Currant Bread Tea and more. The article provides detailed methods for making Stuffed Potatoes Dutch Stuffed Tomatoes and Stuffed Onions with ham or tongue mixture and creamy fillings.
A doctor informs Mr. Gaybird he must operate to avoid exile to a warmer climate. Gaybird protests, misunderstanding the severity while a judge presides over the exchange, highlighting a tense medical legal dilemma.
A teacher sent home the standard excuse blank for Willie who missed a day of school. The returned note read Dear teacher Wille got wet in the a.m. and sick in the p.m. attributed to Willie, prompting a lighthearted moment in the Woman's Home Companion.
A theatrical snowstorm is the loneliness manager’s term for issuing passes to paper and house when business is slow and seats need filling. American Magazine notes this practice as an old industry solution.
Charles A. Comiskey, president of the Chicago White Sox, states he will retire after the team completes its winter world trip. He says he will take a vacation and let another run the club next season.
Wife agrees to his outing but warns not to come home short. Boston Transcript notes the couple’s exchange as a domestic vignette.
Joe Birmingham the Cleveland Naps manager condemns Schaefer and Altrock of the Washington team as clowns. He hopes Ron Johnson will pressure the pair, arguing fans should not see slapstick action and that the duo makes opposing players look like dummies.
A new hockey arena in Hamilton Ontario plans seating for six thousand spectators. The project targets a modern facility to host local teams and regional events beginning in the coming season.
Connie Mack’s sons enter the baseball scene with Harry Medillicnddy joining Earl Mack on Raleigh team. The debut highlights a father’s legacy in baseball and athletic family.
The report lists NL team records with win percentages and games back, including Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. It notes multiple game line scores and battery changes for matches in Boston New York Brooklyn St Louis and Cincinnati with occasional weather impacts and incomplete box details.
In Chicago on June 24 the White Sox and St. Louis Browns split the twin bill. The Browns won game one 3 to 1 and the White Sox took game two 4 to 3 in 12 innings with a pitching duel between Hamilton and Russell.
The record lists multiple city matchups with scores: Toledo 0, Kansas City 2. Columbus 0, Minneapolis 1. Other figures reference Milwaukee Louisville St. Paul and other teams with varied numbers, indicating a roundup of recent results across several venues.
Old men and women need a laxative more than the young and it should be safe and harmless. Dr King's New Life Pills work promptly and easily for the aged. Price two cents. Sold by Neilly & Co Cambridge CA and Heiner Byesville.
A robbed man tells a joke about a police officer reacting with indignation to a hold-up. The robber had acted on the beat without seeking permission, prompting the officer’s ire in a lighthearted exchange.
Advertisement notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as remedy for ulcers sores boils eczema and other skin troubles. Cites Birmingham resident Mia Bruce Jones cured of a nine month ulcer in two weeks and praises the product available from Neilly & Co Cambridge and A Heiner Byesville.
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