Doan's Kidney Pills Enduring Benefit Cited
A Cambridge woman, Mrs. K. Scott, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues beginning in 1896, with permanent improvement over eight years. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Down
Cambridge
Doan
K. Scott
Gaston ‘Avenue
Focal
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bidding Open for Cambridge Ohio Brick Paving Blocks
Sealed proposals will be received by Cambridge Ohio Board of Public Service until 5 pm on Thursday March 22 1906 for furnishing paving block for street improvements. Bids must use blank forms with a 3500 certified check to the City Secretary and are subject to rejection or acceptance for the citys best interests. Specifications and forms available at the City Engineer and City Maginess office. Me 7H, C nyspeer. u. P. Woodworth, President Board of Public Service. Feb 22-47
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Board of Public Service
Cambridge
Ohio
Ito
Boge
City
Engi
Nyspeer
U. P. Woodworth
City of
State of
Ben Bilperbrand
C. L. Blackborn
W. N. Bradford
Isai Vii
Ben Hilderbrand
Blackburn
W. N. Bradforn
Senecaville Rural Moves and Socials Report
Senecaville society notes list Tyndale Lowry family return from Colorado and multiple residents like Miss Edith Kahn and Mrs Jr Crow visiting Cambridge. Several moves and visits are recorded including John Shear relocating to his father in law’s farm and W E McKinley of Satesville attending events.
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Wm. Secrest
C. A LePage
G. F. Poltwek
Merit Thompson
Cambridge
Edith Kahn
Jr. K. Crow
Baby
John Shear
Tuesaday
J. M. Rainie
Five Month Old Baby Dies and Funeral Held
Barnesville report notes the five months old child of Mr and Mrs Charley Perkins died Tuesday evening at six and was buried Thursday at lo's luck Rev Ross Sullivan conducted the funeral The community extends sympathy to the young couple Also listed are visits and social news including Wilbur Anklesbay Lore City visits Mrs Rebecca Pilcher returning to Merthyr and local school activities with Brice Keller party and John Mahoney eleventh birthday celebrations.
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Charley Perkins
Lo’s Luck
Ross Sullivan
W. J. Davids
Cambridge
Wilbur Anklesbay
Lore City
Rebecca Pilcher
W. F Moorhead
Merthyr
Mary Young
N. LePage
Jas. Yackney
Hartford
Kate Kahn
Pleasant City
L. B. Marquis
Charley
Cumberland
Miss Williams
Meritt Thompson
Brice Keller
John Mahoney
The Weakness of Old Age
The article promotes Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a restorative remedy for age related decline. It claims to revitalize circulation nervous system and restore tissue, citing extensive testing by thousands of elderly users. Available 5 cents per box via Nealley Co Cambridge Ohio and all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judzirz
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chases
Dr. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
S. C
Cambridge
Ohio
Neilley & Co
It Takes Nerve Nerves and the Dr Miles Nervine Claim
It explains nerve force powering the body and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for worn nerves and fatigue. A testimonial from Mrs L Young of New Castle Pa credits improved sleep appetite and health after using the product. The ad notes Nervine is sold by local druggists with a money back guarantee Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Miles
L. Young
Pittsburg St
New Castle
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Middletown School Closes. Local Literary Events Noted
Middletown residents report school closure on the 23rd with a literary program at night Miss Mary Henry visits Miss Ora Hays north of town over Friday and Saturday Several attendees travel to Blooming Grove for Friday night literary J M Broney buys many cows and plans fifty total. Bruney to open a cheese factory around May first Birth of two daughters to Parlet and Bryant families tensorial artist D A Osborn shows trade Rev Rainsberger delivers final sermon here before moving to Oklahoma Singing postponed till the 26th F Downard teaches. Mrs Crawford visits From Byesville Mrs ZA debates promise an interesting discuss on temperance war suffering debated by Leonard Moore Davis Arnold
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Our
Mary Henry
Ora Hays
Towa
Blooming Grove
Broney
Mattie Crawford
Byesville
M. F.davis
Offtown
J. R.leonard
E. Moore
Y. Davis
Childs Skin Torture Ends After Medical Care
A description details a baby suffering severe skin sores with ears drooping and a mass covering the face. Three doctors failed to aid the child, who grew worse until eventual improvement left the face and body clear.
Cured by Cuticura in Two Weeks for 75c
Mrs George J Steese of Akron Ohio recounts a cure for her daughter after doctors failed Use Cuticura Soap and Ointment with Resolvent pills A complete treatment line Soap Ointment Resolvent offered by druggists Prices noted Include chocolate coated pills and wide claims of cures for various ages and conditions through Cuticura products.
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George J. Steese
Coburn St
Akron
Ohio
Cutieura
Putter Drug & Chem
Corby de Proper
Boston
Spelling Contest at Flat Ridge School House
A spelling contest is held at Flat Ridge school house this Friday sight March 16 between Little Indiso and Flat Ridge schools. A pie social follows the event.
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Flat Ridge
Little Indiso
Washington News Roundup On Visitors And Local Events
Ellis Porter visits Springfield friends while Ed Shiley of Fairview travels on business. Ross Stiiious relocates to Joshua Coen farm south of town. Steele and wife visit Columbus. Mrs. Isaac McCollum moves from Center township to Washington. B W Black of Freeport calls on Washington friends. Smith Eliott visits sister Janet Thompson and others. Rev F J Woollet of Allegheny Seminary to preach at Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Mrs Henry Thomas of near Sonora visits for illness in family. Morgan Paden’s son Glen sustains burns from hot water spill. Washington Brady line phones activated linking to Union and Trogle Scott lines creating wider outlet.
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Washington Ellis Porter
Springfield
Ed Shiley
Fairview
Ross Stiiious
Joshua Coen
Steele
Columbus
Isaac McCollum
Center Township
Washington
B.W. Black
Freeport
Smith Eliott
Cumberland
Janet Thompson
F. J. Woollet
Allegheny Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Henry Thomas
Sonora
Annie Knox
Morgan Paden
Glen
Washington— Brady
Union Telephone Company
Trogle & Scott Lines
North Salem Local Notes on Visits and Movements
North Salem reports a series of social visits and small-scale transactions. Catherine Colvins’s child remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Local families including Needs, Worter, Lloyd, Sehwyhart, Pollock, and McKim are referenced with visits and caring for relatives. Local business changes include the Jones Brothers relocating their sawmill, and sales of horses and household goods by James Wharton and Golby Fisher.
Entertainments and visits observed in Hopewell district
A string of social visits and moves fill the week in the Hopewell area. Mrs N G Martin hosted youth entertainment last Tuesday while families planned for an end of school event on May 4. Several residents traveled to visit relatives in Norwich and Pittsburg, and others prepared to move near Cambridge or to Newcomertown. Local church services at Hopewell M E were held Saturday evening, with Rev Henthorne officiating, as residents shared news of farm sales, quilting gatherings, and upcoming quarterly meetings.
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N. G. Martin
Lane
Cambridge
Cliff McCulley
Reese Wilson
Clark Morrison
Hopewell
Ulrich
Kansan moves near Cleveland and visits relatives
Mrs James Hughes and family relocated last week to Summit county near Cleveland. Mrs Burson and son from near une ker city visited his son. Mrs Cary Boyd of Cambridge visited friends Saturday and Sunday. Chalcey McMillen sold a valuable horse last week through Mr Hendin of Grand Ridge. Mrs M He Tetirick will sell full blood Penciled Wyandott eggs for hatching at 25 cents per setting.
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James Hughes
Summit County
Cleveland
Burson and Son
Une Ker City
Cary Boyd
Cambridge
Chalcey McMillen
Hendin
Grand Ridge
M. He. Tetirick
Emulsion Endorsed By Drugstore Leader
A prominent druggist calls Scott's Emulsion life saving, noting its value from infancy to old age. The ad-like remark emphasizes nourishment as the Emulsion's key effect, aiding proper and weak development, restoring lost flesh, and repairing waste, with the claim that no system is too delicate to benefit.
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Scott
Street paving bids invited for 1906 project mix
The city invites bids for grading, curbing, drainage, and paving on Fourth Street North Sixth North Eighth South Eighth North Tenth South Eleventh South Ninth Steubenville Avenue and Highland Avenue with plans on file. Estimated quantities include brick and asphalt paving curb work sewer pipes tile and stone approaches plus 38 catch basins and 16 manholes. Bids may be for whole project or separate streets with certified checks required. board reserves right to reject any bid.
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Board of Public Service
Cambridge
Ohio
Fourth Street
Steubenville Avenue
Foster Avenue
North Sixth Street
Wheeling Avenue
Steubenvillj Avenue
North Eighth Street
South Eighth Street
North Tenth Street
Orchard Place Addition
Eleventh Street
South Cemetery
South Ninth Street
Carson Addition
Secretary of the
J. P. Woodworth
Merchants Association of Cambridge to surrender charter
At a March 12 1906 meeting in Cambridge Ohio the Merchants Association decided to surrender the corporate authority and franchise of the company as debts and liabilities have been paid. A stockholders meeting is set for April 9 1906 to take steps to surrender the corporate authority and franchise.
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Merchants’ Association of
Cambridge
Ohio
The
Merchants’ Association of Cambridge, Ohio Co
A. Craig
Pres
C.R. Potter
Sec’y. Mch
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Colorado
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Wm. Williams
Gersrnge
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Hugh Beymer
Barnesville
Tom
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Middletown
F. T. Hays
A. J. Dole
J. F. Cunningham
F. C. Ross
Rainsberger
Oklahoma
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Weist
France Medical Institute
Aimee Prsure
Trent
Owens
Tours
the Farce Medical Institute CO
Hark
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Wii
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Keokuk
Jowa
Forest
Pocono
Mertiane Saat
Swanson
Meregelein Swanson
MT. Chicago
A W. Come
Casper Walton
Michigan City
A.W. Chase
Dr.a.w. Coast Menicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
North Salem
Catherine Colvins
John Needs
Dever
E. E. McKim
Charles Worter
Thomas Lloyd
Miss Corde
Anna Sehwyhart
Bird’s Run
W. J. Pollock
Jones Bros
Wo. Wilson
L. W. Lue
Kimbolton
James Wharton
St. Yeoland
Elmer Armstrong
J. M. Martin
Cannonsburg
Dr. Moore
J. A. McKim
Perry Flill
Jleary Calvin
Wm. Kennedy
Mark Snyder
Golby Fisher
Odell
Joseph Kennedy
Neal Mercer
Guernsey
Wy. J. Pollock
Alwhber Barnes
Frank
Jessie Thompson
Tittsburg
J. D. Bell
Jessie Huffman
Norwich
Bertha Patterson
Chuidsville
Ed Howell
Jim, Addy
Henry Wilson
Newcomerstown
Jacob Stephen
John Ingam
Evan Ingram
WE Johnson
William Marlatt
James Addy
Sallie Hamersiey
Sidney Wilson
Isaac Hamersiey
Besse
Wilber Johnson
John Ingram
A. Hammersiey
Tlenry Duff
Joseph Dover
J. G. Williams
Newcomertown
Fred Daugherty
J. Dull
Frank Brandt
Pittsburg
H. W. Hermano
Bellaire
O. M. Hoge
W. B. Alexander
Cuba
Kansas
Esnulston Young
Ita
Ely
Lize
ELY Brothers
Watred Street
Quucery
John Shipman
Gurrnsey County
A. D
M. F. McDonell
WELLS
Dr. Kennedy
Ir. Kennedy
Uu's
C. M. Hoge
A. M. Crosier
Jobs
Henry Lee
Newcomertowna
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