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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
4
Advert says Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs colds bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough hoarseness pneumonia lagrippe and lung troubles with endorsements from D M Hawthorne and J Nusbaum. Warns against substitutes and notes DeWitt's remedies for liver bowels skin and wounds.
You cannot gauge a man's trouble by his sobs yet a nagging wife can suffer health decline. If melancholy headache loss of appetite or dizziness strike she needs Electric Bitters. Thousands of women with female troubles backache and weak kidneys found relief and happiness. 50 cents. D M Wawthorne Cambridge and C A Heiner Byesville guarantee satisfaction.
An early notice frames marriage age as “the parsonage” and promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with 5 cent price. It also touts Dr King’s New Discovery for respiratory illnesses, claiming wide cures and recommending local outlets in Byesville. The piece closes with a moral about peach crop failure and a remark on hopeful expectations.
The lesson discusses Saul’s persecution and the church’s resilience as scattered believers preach the word. Philip’s ministry in Samaria follows, with miracles and conversion debates surrounding Simon the sorcerer, and the apostles Peter and John sending down prayers for the Holy Ghost.
In Columbus a heavy penalties bill for desecrating the flag is introduced by Senator Hosea. The session plans a joint hearing March 17 on canal abandonment as lawmakers weigh local option changes and penalties amid party disputes and procedural shifts.
The Colorado Athletic club offers a $10,000 purse for the Corbett McGovern fight. Forty children die of diphtheria in a New Mexico county recently. O Donovan Rossa, famed Fenian, undergoes foot amputation with critical condition. At Pittsburg Rinard, intoxicated, shoots and kills Margaret Laimbert then suicide. Shaw Brothers store in Hickman Kentucky destroyed by fire, estimated loss around $50,000.
A testimonial from McDonald of 1140 Steubenville Avenue praises Dean's Kidney Pills for lasting relief from kidney pain and urinary troubles since summer 1886. The ad claims broad public endorsement and urges use through local agents Waster Millurn Co in Buffalo, N C, with price noted as 50 cents.
An old advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cure countless ailments from sores to coughs. It asserts Mrs Chaos of Michigan regains health and touts Doan's Ointment as a rapid relief for skin troubles while urging purchase at local drug stores.
In Washington's hall of the House of Representatives presided by President Roosevelt and attended by Prince Henry of Prussia and cabinet members, John Hay delivered a eulogy for McKinley. Hay praised McKinley as American, modest, and devoted, noting his rise from Ohio governor to president and his role in annexations and open door policy. The ceremony honored the late leader with reflections on his character and service.
Berlin reports a Cologne Gazette piece praising the cordiality shown by President Roosevelt the U S Congress leaders New York officials and U S government representatives. It highlights unified American participation in German festivities and hospitality in New York and Washington.
A garbled advertisement touts Kid-Ne-Oids and Kid-NerOids as cures for backache nervousness kidney and blood diseases claiming guaranteed complete cures. It lists promoters William Moss and William Mass and urges readers to visit stores to view guarantees and purchase trials.
A garbled excerpt lists diverse remedies and possibly people or terms. It mentions different and better options, nerves, heart aid, and a late remedy example. Names such as Sue, Che Tetdache Waters, and Jake appear amid unclear references to therapies, sects, and medical claims.
A garbled historical fragment mentions Eda West and various names like TLackjuw and Cobwebs yub ona oul kituly. The text appears as a damaged excerpt discussing healers, skin eruptions, and social concerns among farmers, hinting at a broader question about societal roles and denial.
A public legal notice details debts and charges against Walter Couper and Grace Cooper in Cambridae. It notes real estate and dower rights, sale to satisfy debts, and court actions involving a decedent estate and heirs. Names mentioned include Mund Cader, G3anu Couper, and Walter. The notice specifies a sale to cover debts and fines and lists heirs and dependants in the proceedings.
Lemon Chimbers is named in a probate petition filed in the Probate Court of Cuirpsey County Ohio. The notice warns that unless an answer is filed by April 102, 192, the court may proceed by default and issue an order for administration of the estate of John Chambers deceased. Authored by AW, administrator, with attorney Pred L. Roaenundd.
An unreadable OCR snippet lists numerous names, places, and numbers with scattered references to roads, towns, and entities. The text appears to be a corrupted aggregation of locations and terms without coherent narrative or clear event. No actionable facts emerge for a concrete summary.
A farm near Taw offer at pabiie ae an prepares for a sale on Saturday March 22. Readable fragments mention Tanawit of the Wialian Taytagy Tawa and Balrview area. The text is garbled but indicates a local sale by a farmer with a history of years in activity and a request for faster Titanunn bidding.
The undersigned announces appointment regarding an estate matter at Yhamen by River devesed. Details reference Rosemand, Atty, and William’s Indian Bde Gingment. proceedings include notices to a filers list and multiple boxes. Readers are urged to note deadlines and involved parties as described.
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