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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
7
Advertises Saxon Salve as a remedy for itching eruptions and eczema. Claims it calms itchy skin within moments and heals broken skin, leaving it smooth. Offers money back guarantee if not satisfied. Mentions Sutton Oshe druggists in Cambridge, Ohio.
Lore City notices a June 29 Boxwell commementest at the hall led by Prof O L Dugan. Six graduates in the class will hear Hon T A Bonwell deliver the class address. The Lore City baseball team beat Klondyke 6 to 1 and tied Pleas ant City 6 to 6. Nebraska Indians visit July 2. Community events include a Presbyterian district meeting June 27 with Miss Murray, missionary from China, and local farm notes on hay and clover Alsike crop values.
Mr and Mrs Chalmer Armstrong and family left Monday for Seattle Washington where they will probably locate.
A frightened Neenah man developed severe side pain after a coughing spell and doctors diagnosed two broken ribs. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it relieves coughs and strengthens lungs, with testimonials and a free trial offer at local druggists.
East Cambridge residents report Sunday visits and gatherings. O L Sayre spent the day with Lena Church. families from Dennison Forsythe mines and Byesville visited kin. Local church events include Second M E children’s day exercises and a Ladies Thimble Bee invitation.
Certification that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and is a remedy for coughs colds and throat chest lung irritation. The genuine product in a yellow package sold by Sutton & Oshe Cambridge Ohio.
An advertisement touts PARISIAN Sage as a safe hair care remedy. It claims to prevent falling hair and grayness, improve luster, keep scalp clean, and avoid poisonous lead. Sold at drug stores, Brenan & Wilson guarantee it for fifty cents.
C R Mellyar returns from relatives in Chicago and a Gary business trip. Mr and Mrs Roger Kirkpatrick report a pleasure trip through Illinois and Iowa. Mrs Frank Humphrey visits friends in Brown avenue. Mrs Orena Foley and others spend Sunday with the Longs near Quaker City. Charles Groves and Marietta guests stay with J J Wilson on East Gomber avenue.
Birds Run Rev Asa Hill will lecture this place Saturday evening June 29 and preach Sunday at 11 o clock. Mrs Isabelle Moore of Wellsville visits her nephew Joan Ingram and family. Born June 20 1912 to Mr and Mrs Marshall Addy a son. Miss Alice Ingram visiting relatives in West Lafayette. Willis Carruthers and Ralph Keets visited over Sunday in Newcomerstown. D F Whitis family spent Sunday with F A Johnson and family. Vera Carruthers visiting her father John Wendell of Canton. Several from this place attended Children's services at Zion Sunday. Fred Peiter and family guests of Herbert Hill Sunday. Abner Howell and wife visited with A L Hammersley and family. Howard Temple and family of Kimbolton visited Sunday with Geo Clark. Wilbert Johnson with sister and brother in Cambridge early week. Mrs David Williams and Mrs Nell McIntyre of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mrs W E Johnson. Mrs L D Carruthers and son Paul visited last week with Newcomerstown friends. Prof Geo Swan rehired to teach upper room at Kimbolton schools and attends Muskingum College this summer. Rev J E McCall and wife vacationing with Rev McCall's parents at Tolaville Ind. He formerly pastor at Hermon and Northfield now located at Fresno. Ice cream social at Northfield U P church Wednesday evening June 26 proceeds for church benefit. All invited.
The Penn-Mex Fuel Company of Pittsburg is chartered at Dover with capital of 10 million dollars. Incorporators include J. C. Trees George W. Crawford and M. L. Benedum of Pittsburg and M. L. Treat of Washington Pa. The firm will locate acquire lease and lay pipelines for petroleum and other springs in Pennsylvania and Mexico.
Benjamin Hooker of Barnesville stopped in Cambridge en route to Akron on a business trip. D F White of Birds Run and Miss Wilson of Birds Run visited Cambridge on business. Mrs Frank Kent L Beach of Jerry City and Anna of Columbus are visiting relatives here. Wm Hawthorne left Sunday evening for Baltimore to attend the Democratic national convention. Frank Rainey of Topeka returned for a two week visit with J R Rainey of Stop No 7. Fred Andrews was in Zanesville Sunday. Mrs M A Camp was in New Concord Monday visiting friends.
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