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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
5
The article argues Hood's Sarsaparilla offers wonderful cures once thought beyond medicine. It cites a carefully prepared formula with valuable medicinal ingredients and claims proper administration yields good results.
Mrs John Winters visits New Philadelphia relatives as Thede Stevenson's promotes Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents and lists horse blankets and ladles on the old Rainey corner. J W Shaft urges bargains and the best prices for harness and related goods.
Frank Douglas of the Delmonico restaurant was arrested by Officers Rickey Middleton under the 1906 local option and enforcement act. A gray backed to the door as three men aided Douglas in loading wet goods into a dray, which was pursued and seized on Brown Avenue. Douglas posted 2500 bond for a Thursday hearing. barrels were moved to a secure location for safekeeping while the case draws state attention and possible liquor league challenge.
Fire wrecks the home and contents of Mr. and Mrs. John Reid near Byesville, thought incendiary. Water scarcity hindered fire response. eight years earlier the couple suffered a similar blaze. Deputy Fire Marshal Morgan to investigate. neighbor Waldo Pattison returns from Kansas. Berwick School Otel Ohio to close March 9 1308 with daytime picnic and evening entertainment.
David B. Henderson former speaker of the national House of Representatives died at Mercy hospital in Dubuque on Friday after nine months of paresis. Colonel Henderson sank after a final stroke and died with his family at his bedside. Funeral plans set for Thursday with Episcopal services and a Grand Army eulogy by former Congressman George D. Perkins of Sioux City.
Mrs Mary Barrett Luethje aged 31 years 9 months 4 days died at her parents home near Antrim February 22 1906 after pneumonia leading to blood poisoning. She married Juethje August 23 1905 in Des Moines Iowa and they lived there before returning to her parental home. Funeral conducted February 23 by Rev McMunn with interment at Antrim cemetery. The family thanks friends for sympathy and kindness.
In Geo A Dugan v Haines and wife the court orders conveyance of the Wheeling avenue business property near 7th street per contract. A sale to Dugan for 11000 was started through R W Lindsey. Mrs Haines refused to sign the deed and Mr Haines refused indemnity for her dower but would convey his interest for the fall sie. The decree requires both to execute the deed. Penson and Rogemona for Dagan, Scott for Tlaines.
Mrs. Lawrence Wheaton of Sewellsville visits her mother Mrs. N J Donehue and family on West Steubenville Avenue. Mr Wheaton stayed over Sunday and left for home Monday morning.
The text notes the record land price of 1,350,000 for an 85 feet square corner lot in New York City now hosting a prominent skyscraper. It then promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a proven remedy for stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel disorders. It claims 53 years of cures and urges immediate use and to avoid substitutes.
Charles Hayman of Washington was injured while helping cut a tree in Cepter township when a branch fell and broke his left leg above the ankle. Dr Arnat of Lore City treated him at the scene. The rest of the text advertises Rocky Mountain Tea and a local dealer.
Druggists refund money if Paro Ointment fails to cure in six to eight days. Advertisement notes Paro Ointment claims to relieve itching bleeding protruding piles. Dr W R Kerrigan of Love City was in Cambridge on business Tuesday.
Mrs John Wood 87, living with her husband on the John Graves farm east of the city, tripped in the kitchen Thursday and fractured her right arm between the elbow and shoulder. Dr Cain attended. she was resting well Monday morning. Born February 24, 1906, in Weedon Avenue, South Cambridge, to Irenaeus and Dalligher.
F Gaver avudzwife from near Som Merfeld visits Mr and Mrs William Wharton on Clart street. Mrs Guiler and Mrs Wharton are sisters, sharing kinship in this local gathering.
An advertisement extols a universal remedy for catarrh and related diseases claiming to restore health by cleansing the system. It offers a $100 reward for proof of its failure to cure and directs readers to mail payments to F. J. cueney co. at Heule Fann Pus 576 the DEBS.
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