Happy Women in Cambridge Praise Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. D. D. Creamer of Cambridge Ohio testifies after years of backache urinary trouble and poor appetite that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her. She recommends the pills procured at Brenan & Wilson's drug store and sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Deans.
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Cambridge
D. D. Creamer
Rainey Avenue
Ohio
Dean
Brenan & Wilson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deans
Adv
Shawnee Basketball Team Visit Ends With Setbacks
The Shawnee squad spent Saturday in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Dilley. Manager Frank Johnson and player Lovett Johnson are Mrs. Dilley’s brothers. Illness and a death prevented some from traveling to Senecaville, while a tree fell on a car window injuring Worthington, forcing a substitution against Newark.
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Shawnee
M. Dilley
Frank Johnson
Lovett Johnson
Dilley
Robert
Mitchell
Senecaville
Newark
Worthington
Real Estate Sale Involving Claggett Property
E. D. Shively sold the Charles C. Claggett pro rty on North Ninth street to Fredre Washer for 2800 dollars. Fred Dye of North Sixth street and Craig Tribbie of East Gomber avenue spent Sunday with friends in Caldwell.
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E. D. Shively
Charles C. Claggett
North Ninth Street
Fred Re Washer
Fred Dye
North Sixth Street
Craig Tribbie
East Gomber Avenue
Caldwell
Knight Returns From Elmwood Sheet Mill Work
Oliver Knight arrived back Sunday from Elmwood Indiana where he had been employed in a sheet mill. Jon and Chris McKee of Belle Valley were in the city Monday.
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Oliver. Knight
Elmwood
Ind
Jon
Chris McKee
Belle Valley
City
Pitiable sight as tuberculosis patients seek Friedmann cure
The piece describes anxious tuberculosis patients around Dr. Friedmann seeking treatment for their incurable disease. Physicians show interest but doubt the German doctor's alleged discovery, with many cases of consumption observed historically. Four hundred women and children cluster around Friedmann's auto outside a New York hospital begging for treatment.
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Friedmann
New York City
Guernsey Valley’s Road Build Up and Brick Industry
A Cambridge business source extols the Guernsey Valley as a key growth area for Ohio road development. It forecasts a decade of rapid road building using gravel lime stone and paving brick from Guernsey County with abundant raw materials for brick making and vast future demand. Be wise today.
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Cambridge
Guernsey Valley
Ohio
Guernsey County
Reforming finance to curb Wall Street control in crisis
The Washington note says the President and advisers seek to reform finance first to curb a small group of New York financiers who wield wide connections over cash and credit. They fear financiers allied with industrials could spark a panic to oppose tariff revision and favor action in a special session to limit Wall Street power and empower federal countermeasures.
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Pittsburg Post
Washington
New York
Wall Street
Night Street Gadding May See Parental Arrests
The vice commission may study girls on the streets at night and consider an ordinance to arrest and punish parents who allow such night gadding. It argues delinquency lies at home and cites policy to curb vice, aligning with Col Wilson on addressing social ills in Cambridge.
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State Journal
Col. Wilson
Columbus
Cambridge
Easter's lesson: each day a fresh start for all
The Enquirer notes that Easter invites new life and emphasizes that every day stands on its own, allowing individuals to leave the past behind and make the best of each day.
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Enquirer
Great
Daily Enquirer
Wilson worries over diplomacy lend by wealth limits
The nation’s diplomatic service is hindered by social requirements that favor the very rich, especially in Europe where accepted posts cost fortunes. President Wilson laments the end of Democratic simplicity and Franklin’s era of plain ambassadors.
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Wilson
Benjamin Franklin
Ohio adopts direct primary bill backed by progressives
The Ohio lawmakers approve a Direct Primary bill signed by Governor Cox. It allows state, county, municipal and school district officers to be chosen by primary, with U S Senate candidates presidential electors and convention delegates also selected through primaries. A presidential preference vote is included.
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Cox
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
U. S
Lafollette
Lowry
Union
Ww. L. F
Messages of Sympathy to Omaha Mayor From Presidents and Governors
Messages of sympathy and aid to Omaha Mayor Dahlman were sent by President Wilson, the Red Cross in Washington, and the governors of Iowa Colorado Illinois and Minnesota. The United Press carried the notices and had the only direct wire into Omaha during the morning.
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United Press
Chicago
Omaha
Dahlman
Wilson
The
Red Cross
Washington
Iowa
Colorado
Illinois
Minnesota
Cyclone Sweeps The Southland
A cyclone struck Boni Fay Florida killing three and injuring twenty two. The same storm affected Southern Alabama with multiple injuries.
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Southland
United Press Special
Jacksonville
Fla
Boni Fay
Alabama
Crocus Club to entertain at Mrs. Howard Morgan home
The Crocus club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard Morgan on South Ninth street.
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Crocus Club
Howard Morgan
South Ninth Street
Jacob Hoover Dies After Brief Illness At 76
Jacob Hoover aged 76 died Sunday morning at 5:40 at his home one mile north of Cambridge on the Birmingham road of heart disease. He had been at work the previous week for J. G. Barr and seemed in good health until Saturday when his heart troubled him. He was born in Washington county Pennsylvania June 12 1836 and served in the Civil War. He married Rose Anna Patterson July 9 1868 in New Concord and had five children Riley P died in infancy Addie Dickerson Margaret Moore William and Anna. He was a devout Christian and member of the First M E church. The body was moved to his daughter Mrs Moore’s home.
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Jacob Hoover
Cambridge
Birmingham Road
J. G. Barr
Hoover
Guernsey County
Rose Anna Patterson
New Concord
Riley P
Addie Dickerson
Salesville
Margaret Moore
Gomber Avenue
William
Indiana
Anna
M. FE. Church
Moore
Local residents visit and conduct business Monday
Mr. and Mrs. B. Saltsgaver of Senecaville were guests of friends here Monday. Fred Johnson of Quaker City visited the city on business Monday. Attorney R. T. Scott departed Monday morning on a legal business trip to Cleveland.
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B. Saltsgaver
Senecaville
Fred Johnson
Quaker City
R. T. Scott
Cleveland
Berlin Neb Town Left With Little Left of Prosperous Town
United Press report from Lincoln Nebraska on March 24 states seven or eight killed in Berlin Nebraska a town 50 miles southeast of Lincoln. Only a church an elevator and part of the residence of State Senator Buck remain standing from a once prosperous village. The injured tally may exceed thirty.
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United Press Special
Lincoln
Neb
Berlin
Buck
Runaway 15-Year-Old Returned to Wheeling
Russell Bayaha a 15 year old boy ran away from Wheeling West Virginia to find work in this city. He was picked up by Patrolman Yarnell at the European Hotel Sunday evening and held for return to his home. He was turned over to Wheeling officers Monday morning and taken back to his home.
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Russell Bayaha
Wheeling
W. Va
Yarnell
Long
Court House News Roundup of Local Court Actions
The jury acquitted John Hall in the State case on obtaining money under false pretenses. Civil suits include Berman Lallance Dry Goods Co. versus J E and Mary Groves for 440.25 in Common Pleas. Puritan Coal Co. mine injury case seeks 3000 damages. Mackey for plaintiff. Byesville Planing Mill Co. sues John Hamilton and Cambridge Savings Bank for 387.25. McCulloch for plaintiff. Sheriff sold two Adams township farms in Mehaffey versus Forsythe for 4045 total. State vs Samuel Fairhurst found guilty of failure to provide. Enos for State, Ferguson for defense. Belle Mullen seeks divorce and custody. Viola L Kyle sues for divorce and alimony. Probate Judge Worthy Dyson appoints Brown and Flanagan for semiannual county offices audit. Marriage license issued to Virgil Wade and Olive Bebout. C C Slater to officiate.
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John Hall
Berman-Lallance Dry Goods Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Rosemond, Bell & Dugan
Common Pleas
J. E. Groves
Mary Groves
Amount
Joseph Devault
The
Puritan Coal Co
Puritan Company
Derwent
J. H. Mackey
Byesville Planing Mill Co
John Hamilton
Cambridge Savings Bank Co
A. R. McCulloch
Adams Township
Berry
Court House
Samuel L. Mehaffey
Lizzie M. Forsythe
First National Bank of
Enos
Ferguson
Belle Mullen
R. T. Scott
Common Pleas Court
Viola L. Kyle
Wm. E. Kyle
Sheppard
Plantiff
Worthy Dyson
Wm. H. Brown
Clarence A. Flanagan
Virgil Wade
Cambridge R. D
Olive Bebout
Byesville
C. C. Slater
Alloway Couple Prepare Cleveland Visit for Ill Health
Mrs. M. J. Alloway leaves Tuesday for Cleveland to visit her mother Mrs. John Fallon. Later Mr. Alloway will join her as they plan to go west for her health care.
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M. J. Alloway
Cleveland
John Fallon
Aloway
Miss Dugan Heads to Chicago for Visit
Miss Josephine Dugan will depart Tuesday for a visit in Chicago. She plans to spend time with relatives and explore the city during the trip.
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Josephine Dugan
Chicago
General Assembly Passes Lowry Statewide Primary Bill
Both houses advance the Lowry statewide primary measure and send it toward final enactment. The bill would set a unified statewide primary process and could reshape electoral timelines and party nominations.
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General Assembly
Fagin Charged With Blackmail in Cincinnati Case
Vivian J. Fagin a longtime Republican leader and former US marshal was indicted by the grand jury on a blackmail charge. His son Harvey Fagin, a constable for several magistrates, is named in the indictment. Penalty ranges from one to five years in prison and a $1000 fine.
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United Press Special
Cincinnati
Vivian J. Fagin
Republican Organization
United States Marshall
Harvey Fagin
Dilleys Visit with Caldwell Stop En Route
Mr and Mrs J N Dilley and daughter Mildred were guests of Mr and Mrs S M Dilley Saturday while en route to Caldwell.
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J. N. Dilley
Mildred
Mrs
S. M. Dilley
Caldwell
Shoe Repair Shop Change Hands in Harper Building
Frank Shackles sells his basement level shoe repair business in the Harper building to Harry Meyers in a transfer of ownership.
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Frank Shackles
Harper Building
Harry Meyers
Suffering Woman Credits Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of 1214 Lafay ette St Kort Wayne Indiana describes three years of catarrh and blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies she took Hood's Sarsaparilla and recovered fully. She urges others to use Hood's, available in liquid form or Sarsatabs.
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Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St. Kort Wayne
Ind
Hood
Local Residents Spend Sunday in Nearby Towns
Harry Hale of East Steubenville avenue visited Dexter City Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Ward and family spent Sunday in Marietta. Mr and Mrs C D Kendrick of Clark street visited Warner with the Kendrick parents. Fred Tribbie of East Gomber avenue was in Marietta Sunday. Miss Erma and Miss Mary Baker of New Concord are visiting here with friends and relatives.
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Harry Hale
East Steubenville Avenue
Dexter City
George Ward
Marietta
C. D. Kendrick
Clark Street
Warner
Fred Tribbie
East Gomber Avenue
Erma
Mary Baker
New Concord
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