Ivory Soap Promises Purest Soap Worth Price Difference
Readable ad style urging buyers to consider daily soap use cost and time gain when choosing Ivory Soap. Emphasizes purity and value for household cleaning across day week and month.
27 Jun 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
1
Readable ad style urging buyers to consider daily soap use cost and time gain when choosing Ivory Soap. Emphasizes purity and value for household cleaning across day week and month.
A Boston era style ad promotes Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for back and side pains linked to kidney and liver trouble. testimonial from W. W. Jenkins of Cambridge, Ohio cites successful use after purchasing at Ogier's drug store. Pills priced at 50 cents per box with portrait and signature of A. W. Chase on packages.
A vivid travelogue recounts a trip through a frontier region with Guernsey settlers arriving four months earlier. It notes Beymer tavern, road journeys from Washington to Cambridge, the growth of a small community, and mentions names like Gamber, Beymer, and Chapmen. The piece blends local history with anecdotes of cabins, farms, a bridge, and early industry.
A Concordia Kansas incident reports a frail local business college student attacked by a town bully. After an attempted escape the student was whipped and later knocked down in another part of town. The bully was arrested and tried. the town praises the student as a hero.
Fishermen near a river two miles from town found a large iron safe bearing the Pacific Express name. The door was battered, inside held way bills and six empty bags. It is believed the safe, sent from this city by wagon to St Louis and Omaha, was stolen the night before. A rumor says it contained $6,000 in gold.
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