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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion with a fifty cent price. It claims to digest food, curb sour stomach, prevent biliousness, and restore appetite, urging readers to buy now and keep relief on hand.
A cough epidemic strikes residents of the town with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promoted as a quick safe remedy for coughs and colds. A. 8. Jones of Lee Pharmacy Chico California endorses the medicine as non narcotic and highly recommended. Refuse substitutes and take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
A St Louis Globe Democrat piece notes free expression about science while warning that la grippe can lead to pneumonia. Barnegat Postmaster R G Collins reports severe coughing from la grippe and credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with stopping coughing fits after a partial bottle.
A tip suggests adding a pinch of salt and a small piece of butter the size of a coffee bean to coffee. The aim is to improve flavor and reduce bitterness while giving a smoother texture. A few test sips are recommended to gauge personal preference.
A Bath Maine advertorial warns railway workers about kidney inflammation and endorses Foley Kidney Pills. It cites a positive past experience of recovery and urges readers to try the remedy through Sutton & Oshe, Ady.
Antrim hosts a good roads meeting next Saturday at the schoolhouse with full attendance urged. Updates include H M Dean visiting his four sons, Kaiser and Caldwell laid off with mumps, Mrs Bell entertaining friends, Ethel English ill after vaccination, and John Downard’s appendicitis recovery. Notables: Mrs Glasgow with Mrs Peoples in Winterset, Robert Tannehill’s return from Freeport, Stockdale selling horses at Burgettstown, Copeland with friends near Bedford attending U P church, Lulu St Clair teaching Blooming Grove, Rev Carhart preaching, Mahlon Combs family visiting Mary Hope, and school enrollments down due to illnesses. Funeral for Mrs Kate Campbell held at U P church. Ethel and Kate English with others to speak at a Fairview contest managed by Prof Campbell.
Mrs Brook Robinson R D 6 remains under care but shows improvement after several weeks of illness. Mrs George Starr suffered a broken collar bone in a fall last week. Mrs Cora Grimes and her son Thomas visited S D Grimes and then Mrs M M Grimes near Middlebourne. Harry Grier sold a valuable horse.
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a cure for constipation and stomach ills. It claims improved appetite sleep and skin. promotes 25 cent boxes and free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot Springs Ark.
An advertisement claims Croxone cures bladder and kidney disorders by cleansing inactive kidneys and removing uric acid. It asserts quick relief from backache and rheumatic pains, neutralizes irritating urine, and promises results from the first use with a refund if it fails.
Last week Harley Campbell and Ethel Brown visited Chilton Barton and attended church at Pisgah. Gail McFarland made a business trip to Wheeling. Mrs. Henderson of Wheeling visited her daughter Mrs Charley Gibson. No 2 Oxford township school will close with a dinner and literary and cake walk on March 0 No 6 Oxford township closes with a dinner and literary on March 28.
Senecaville Grant Yoho was in town on business Monday. Miss Adah Riggs was home from Friday until Monday. Mrs. Noah Secrest of Buffalo visited her sister Mrs. Frank Campbell. Miss Clara Dilley attends Wheeling spring openings. Mrs. Reuben Danford ill with heart trouble. Mrs. Alice Mitchell of Hartford visiting her parents. Wm. Catlett moving into Sam Harding's Mill street home. Mrs. Vera Preaux of Akron visiting her parents the Mosers. Miss Sonora Aduddle returned home after visiting relatives in Byesville. Ruth and Leah Secrest visited here Sunday. Mrs. George Brokaw and son Kenugene shopped in Cambridge. Mrs. John Dollison returned to Cambridge after visiting her parents. Mrs. A Casner visiting sister Mrs. Frank Gibson Caldwell. Charley Steele Karl Sawyer Mart Saltsgaver and Clara Dilley in Cambridge Saturday. Emma Winnett went to Zanesville for a few days. Alex Strong and wife were in Cambridge last week. Rolf Inskip in town on business Saturday. Con Pennal house fire discovered and extinguished. also fire at John Pennal’s burned hole in floor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowry home after visiting friends in Macksburg. Miss Della Morrison gone to Columbus for a bookkeeper position.
George Moore of near Caldwell traveled to the city Monday after a visit with relatives in New Concord before resuming his journey home.
A Victorian style ad touts Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder trouble, backache, nervousness, and sleeplessness. It claims the tablets are strengthening and non habit forming, urging readers to avoid overlooking their benefits. Sutton & Oshe advertise in Ady.
A New Year greeting from Charlee Dickens hoping the year brings happiness to many, especially those whose joy depends on you. The note wishes that every year after be happier than the last.
An old advertisement asserts deafness is incurable by local remedies and promotes a constitutional cure from J. J. Cheney & Co. The copy claims catarrh causes deafness and offers a free sample and a cash reward for cure reports.
Best for skin diseases nearly all ailments yield quickly and permanently to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. John Deye of Gladkin Michigan credits twelve years of illness and $400 in doctors’ bills to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Only 25 cents, recommended by Neilly & Co Cambridge, Heiner Byesville.
The quotation notes that some men cannot enjoy the full moon out of respect for a venerable institution, the old one, attributed to Douglas Jerrold. It concerns humorous social critique and Victorian wit.
Stomach trouble, lazy liver and deranged kidneys blamed for rheumatism. Electric Bitters promoted as a cure with testimonial from Charles B. Allen of Sylvania GA who says four bottles cured him. Also endorsed by Neilly & Co. and A Heiner. 50c and 1.00.
A discarded rubberized raincoat is repurposed to craft cases for slippers. Create envelope style cases by binding edges with tape and securing the flap with a common snap-hook and eye.
For forty three years Dr King’s New Discovery has been known worldwide as a reliable cough remedy. Over three million bottles were used last year. It will get rid of your cough or the money back. J J Owens of Allendale writes it is the best remedy for coughs and colds he has used. 50c and 1.00 at Neilly Co Cambridge CA Heiner of Byesville note ends.
An Easter entertainment is set for next Sabbath at the M E church with an expected engaging program. Local residents Ralph Guyton Laura Kerr and Debert Bonnell visitations noted. Doctors and families from nearby towns are mentioned along with illness and revival news.
The column lists Wednesday prayer service at U P church and Sabbath evening Young People's meeting at the Presbyterian church. It notes guest G E F McCurdy of Glenn Ellyn with R S Frame Jr. and announces several local personnel changes including Miss Mary Kennon resigning as hello girl and switchboard moving to Craig building by April first. It mentions teacher illnesses, cake walk attendance, road and highway developments, and an Easter entertainment at the M E church.
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a revolutionary antiseptic solution that clears pimples blackheads and eczema by simple application. It claims instant itching relief and urges readers to buy sealed bottles from E W Rose Medicine Co or local Cambridge dealer Brenan & Wilson.
An unusual and excellent program announced for the evening of March 23 invites all. Miss Rizza Shipley visited relatives east of Middlebourne while Mrs. Aaron Patterson hosted friends in town Saturday. Several residents, including Mrs. Mary Mosser and Miss Anna Early, are noted for recent visits and returns home.
Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller of Marietta returned home Monday after a visit in Cambridge.
Col Rufus Lane of Berkley California is the guest of his brother Dr. Fred Lane during a current visit to the area.
Mr and Mrs H W Masters of near Cambridge departed Monday to visit relatives in Marietta.
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