Tested and Proven Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
For months Jeffersonian readers have heard pro for Dean's Kidney Pills. George Braden of Cambridge, Ohio, reaffirms eight year old claims of relief from rheumatic pains and weak kidneys after his son also benefited. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States Remember the name Dean's and take no other Ady.
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Dean
George Braden
Dewey Ave
Cambridge
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ady
Local collector boasts rare coins from 1795 to 1863
Samuel Anderson of Fairground Addition displays a rare coin hoard including a 1796 penny claimed as oldest, while W. L. Parkinson counters with a 1795 token. Parkinson lists coins from 1793 minting to 1863’s Daddy Dollar and a 1775 spade Guinea linked to English camp sites in Giles County Virginia.
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Reading
Jeffersonian
Samuel Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
William Parkinson
George Shumate
Giles County
Virginia
Shumates
Cadiz Student Visits Mrs McConnell This Weekend
Miss Mingon Spence of Cadiz, a Muskingum College student, was the guest of Mrs. W. D. McConnell over Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Shryhart of Birds Run returned home Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs Jesse VanAlstyne.
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Mingon Spence
Cadiz
Muskingum College
W. D. McConnell
William Shryhart
Birds Run
Jesse VanAlstyne
Mrs George Smith Spends Sunday With Husband in Zanesville
Mrs George Smith enjoyed a quiet Sunday outing with her husband in Zanesville, sharing a day of leisure and local trips around the city.
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George Smith
Zanesville
Rural Road and Good Roads Congress Proposed in Columbus
Governor James M. Cox calls a Rural Road and Good Roads Congress to meet at Memorial Hall in Columbus on March 12 and 13 by proclamation issued March 8. Anticipated large attendance and vigorous discussion expected to advance these vital topics.
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James M. Cox
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Progressive direct primaries to replace old conventions
The bill by Representative Lowery of Henry County, supported by the administration, would establish direct primary elections for all candidates, signaling the end of old fashioned delegate and mass meeting conventions. The plan aims to modernize nomination processes and shift power to voters.
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Lowery
Henry County
Inaugural Address by Wilson Praised for Brevity
The inaugural address of President Wilson is noted as one of the shortest in presidential history and will be read by more citizens than usual. It is deemed worthy of careful study by Americans and scholars, likely to be regarded as a classic in world affairs.
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Wilson
Voice of the People vs Dem ocratic or Progressive Parties
A newspaper editorial rejects mob chants as genuine American opinion and argues that such shouts do not reflect the majority aligned with either the Democratic or the Progressive banner. The piece cautions readers against conflating loud zeal with the will of citizens.
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Enquirer
Michigan Legislature Votes For Woman Suffrage Amendment
On February 25 the Michigan legislature passed by a strong majority a bill to submit a constitutional amendment granting women the vote. The House tally was 72 to 21 and the Senate 26 to 5. Suffrage leaders are encouraged and hopeful for adoption at the voters’ April 7, 1913 election.
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Michigan
Senate
Wilson quote on Democratic party and national purpose
Woodrow Wilson argues the nation seeks to repurpose the Democratic party to reflect a changed plan and outlook. He notes old familiar things have altered in view as the nation reconsiders its upright life and new insights reshape beliefs once taken for granted.
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Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Lessons in Power and Policy From Taft Era
The New York World reflects on sixteen years of Republican leadership with praise for economy and tariff education, yet criticizes Taft for not vetoing the Payne Aldrich bill and for failing to push tariff reform. It urges Democrats to learn what to emulate and what to avoid amid internal party conflicts and opposing forces.
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Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Panama Canal
Taft
Congress
New York World
Inaugural Address Hails Unity and Uplift for Republic
The piece frames the inaugural address as a timeless message to Americans not tied to party, stressing a regenerated republic and aspiration toward common humanity. It promises gratitude across Republicans Democrats Socialists and Prohibitionists and speaks of a true heart and clear mind.
Wilson address urged higher politics over self interest
The State Journal praises President Wilson’s inaugural remarks calling for politics lifted above prejudice and self seeking. It argues the President aims for a new dispensation, serving the country rather than party, and pledges Republican backing as long as he maintains this public-spirited stance.
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Wilson
State Journal
Salaries Por Two License Commission Members Named
Notice indicates two members of the license commission are to receive $5000 annually each. The snippet suggests this pay level is under consideration or action by the body. Details on dates or names are not provided in the fragment.
State Journal on school survey duties and pay
The editorial argues school survey members should serve the board and questions whether they deserve higher pay than liquor-licensing officials. It asserts the survey has a grand duty that merits strong compensation, reflecting on the balance of power among state offices.
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Supreme Courts
Survey
State Journal
Johnson pleads guilty in non support case
W A Johnson indicted by the February grand jury for non support was arraigned before Judge McGinnis and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. He was released after furnishing bond to support his minor children. Judge McGinnis overruled Judge Barber's motion for a new trial in State vs 3 E Hanlon who was found guilty of larceny.
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W. A. Johnson
McGinnis
Barber
State
E. Hanlon
Guernsey County Infirmary inmates drop since 1912 report
Supt. C O Leonard reports to County Commissioners that on March 1 1913 inmate counts at Guernsey County Infirmary are lower than September 1 1912. Totals show 33 males and 18 females, total 51. 2 deaths since last report. 4 male and 5 female discharges. 1 female born since last report.
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C. O. Leonard
Guernsey County Infirmary
City Commission approves road work and appoints trustees
March 1 1913 totals show 40 present. Commissioners fix Deputy Sealer of Weights and Measures salary at 1500 with expenses on him. Samuel Carr reappointed Children's Home trustee for four years. Jail physician Dr C R Johnson contract renewed for one year. Petitions seek paving Steubenville road east of the city for two miles.
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Samuel Carr
Children's Home
C. R. Johnson
Steubenville Road
Joe Schray
Brodie
Ralph Wade
Heskett
Derwent
John Hesson
L. S. Reasoner
John Seibert
Carnally
Squire Reasoner
Enos
James Joyce
Common Pleas
the Continental and Commercial National Bank
Chicago
the National Bank
Cambridge
J. B. Ferguson
FE. L. Grossman
William Archer
Joseph Davis
John Daugherty
Pleasant City
Grossman
Messrs. Archer and
Davis
Mr. Daugherty
R.T. Scott
Ezra Scott
R. T. Scott
Jordon Stranathan
Stranathan
E. W. Smith
Byesville
Charles KE
Worthing
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Severe Eczema
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recounts a four month old with eczema expanding to face hands and arms. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla she reports the child fully cured and healthy. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and builds up the system with liquid or Sarsatabs.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
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