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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
3
Prof Hicks warns of multiple storm periods in March with central dates around the 6th 8th 12th and 24th. Expect rising barometers and warm spells preceding violent rain wind and snow with tornado risks in eastern regions and blizzards from the northwest. Venusian rains and equinoctial storms may trigger local floods and wrecks.
A May 1 1860 meteor event near the Jonas Amspoker farm west of Steubenville produced two large greyish silver ore stones. One struck a rail fence, the other buried two and a half feet in a plowed field weighing 51 pounds. Pieces were sold in Ohio towns and later reside in colleges and museums including Kensington Natural History Museum. The event coincided with the split of the Democratic Party and drew many visitors seeking specimens.
All of these diseases are attended by intense itching which is almost instantly relieved by applying Chamberlain's Salve and with continued use a permanent cure may be effected. It has cured many cases that resisted other treatment. Price 25 cents. For sale by Bronan and Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne.
The upcoming National Education Association convention will be in San Francisco from July 7 to July 14. The article praises San Francisco’s hospitality and climate, cites affordable travel and living costs, and urges teachers nationwide to attend for a valuable experience and broader knowledge. It lists round trip rates from major cities, all inclusive with a $2.00 membership fee, and stopover options valid until September 1.
Residents gathered Tuesday at Mr and Mrs Pierce Moore to welcome the newcomers of Cambridge R D No 2. Guests brought ample provisions and enjoyed a generous supper. Miss Clara Oldham and Mr John Wycoff provided music as neighbors shared warm appreciates and good will.
A cat owned by W Morrison of Zanesville has cared for a stray rat found near his cafe. The cat, just after delivering kittens, has nursed the rat and protected it more than her own litter. The owner moved the cat and its kittens to a cage, drawing public curiosity as news spreads from Ohio.
Burglary at Orme McMahon Thompson Co on East Wheeling Avenue during a midweek night left revolvers valued at 850 missing. The break in involved a cut window and a banded entry through the upper sash. Local talent is suspected, with alarmed investigators distributing revolver descriptions to neighboring cities. The raid appears hurried with no cash touched.
Librarian reports to trustees a striking rise in circulation from December to February. Total volumes borrowed grew two thirds. fiction up five sixths, juvenile up over one third, history and general literature also increased significantly. Average daily use nears 39 volumes, and weekly output averages about 500, highlighting strong child readership and overall library impact.
T C Clark agent for the Pennsylvania lines received instructions to sell tickets on a two cent per mile basis starting March 10. The Sunday excursion rate is cancelled and there will be a single fare. Other lines are making similar announcements and it is anticipated all roads will comply with the new law.
The Hyomei inhaler outfit includes a pocket device a medicine dropper and a bottle priced at 1 with refills 50 cents. Proponent 3 W Shaff touts numerous sales and a guarantee that the product costs nothing unless it cures, distinguishing it from standard patent medicines.
The 1905 06 annual report by trustees Fred L. Rosemond James W. Moore Samuel Carr and D M Hawthorne shows total year receipts 5907 19 with 340 08 for repairs 190 livestock and 238 from sales leaving net operating cost 5229 11 Average daily attendance 35 7 and daily cost 40 cents. Several children were returned discharged indentured or placed out while one absconded No deaths. Trustees note levy insufficiency and urge a sufficient 1906 levy and pamphlet printing of the report with six year summary for public access. The commission ers must decide printing.
Sleeplessness linked to stomach disorders can be eased by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets which stimulate digestion and restore balance. Sold by Brenan and Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne.
Thomas Pyles, a South 10th street resident and poultry enthusiast, reported an extraordinary discovery while collecting eggs. He found a large egg containing a second complete shell within, remarkably as large as a goose egg, inside the outer shell.
An advertisement extols Miona as a scientific stomach remedy replacing strict diet. It claims the tablet strengthens the digestive system so any food can be eaten without distress. J. W. Schaff backs the product with a 60 cent box guarantee refunds if it fails to cure.
A fashion feature outlines lingerie waists made from fine materials with delicate stitching, lace, and embroidery, plus plaid and checked fabrics. Hats favor soft straws, low round crowns, drooping brims, and plumes. ribbons and brocades feature in sashes, ribbons, and parasols. HB Claflin Co displays impress with color, texture, and metallic ribbons.
A plain soft satin ribbon named Tulip Messalines rivals the tulip in color variety. Faillotines in soft ribbed weave and chiffon texture, plain and unstitched bordered, are designed for hat trimmings.
The line's promoters and observers review feasible paths from Marietta to Jewett with W H J Young and A H Summers assessing route cost and construction needs. Summers' three to four week report will shape the decision to build, while right of way terms may decide between Washington Fairview Freeport Piedmont routes. Mrs Robert Skires of Love City visited friends in Freeport Friday.
City residents attended closing day exercises of the Beach Grove school near the Old Cambridge Baptist church on Friday. A dinner followed. John B. Lackey formerly taught the school forty one years ago. Wm Tandy of Cambridge R F D renewed his pension to seventeen dollars monthly. A Weedon attends to pension matters. W A Blackburn left Friday for Los Angeles as his family spends winter there. Mack Sigler visits relatives in Senecaville.
An ad promotes Tonsiline as a quick safe antiseptic throat treatment. It claims to stop sore throat germs and soothe irritation, with prices noted for 26 and 50 cent bottles and endorsements by The Tonsilia Co. Contsn Obie.
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