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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

7

Begy's Mustarine Promises Fast Pain Relief

Rochester chemist J. A. Begy unveils Mustarine claimed to draw out congestion and inflammation in minutes. Advertised for headache coughs sore throat bronchitis pleurisy tonsillitis stiff neck sprains neuralgia rheumatism and more at 25 cents in a yellow box Beeny's Mustarine? Selling claims Brenan & Wilson guarantee.

Begy J. A. Begy Rochester N. Y BECY Brenan & Wilson

Hockhocking Tribe Meets Weekly in Taylor Block

The Hockhocking Tribe holds weekly meetings every Wednesday evening in the Taylor Block. Visiting members are welcome as degree work is pursued.

Hockhocking Tribe Taylor Block

Public Farm Sale At Muga Farm Near Guernsey Station

Auction notice for a March 26 sale at Muga farm near Guernsey Station details livestock crops machinery and feed items including Jersey cattle mules geldings brood sows calves and farm equipment with lunch and terms offering six month credit on purchases over five dollars conducted by BUGA CLINE PFEIFFER Auctioneers J M Stevenson Cadiz care of March 24 2.

Muga Guernsey Cambridge Hartman Farm Jersey de Laval Babcock Milwaukee McCormick Osborne Buga Cline & Pfeiffer Auctioner J. M. Stevenson Cadiz

Testimonial on Rheumatism Cure by Frank Richardson

Byesville Ohio June 19 1912 Frank Richardson testifies his rheumatism pain is cured after one bottle of the medicine recommended by T S Glidden Marietta Ohio. He notes inability to work before treatment and endorsement for sale by all druggists.

Byesville T. S. Glidden Marietta Ohio Frank Richardson

Residents hear of visits and concerts in Scio area

John Carpenter travels to Scio to visit his father F W Carpenter and sister Eva Harrison while John Okey of Louisville Ohio leases hundreds of acres nearby for oil and gas tests within six months Charley Lyons and Twin Falls Idaho visitors plan extended stay Alma Cowgill visits Byesville David Boyer moves into a new house by April Michael Hendershot is ill Fréd and Nettie Hendershot travel from Cambridge for a relative’s illness The Columbian Quartet Concert Company will perform at the M E Church next Saturday night The High School plans an April 11 entertainment Easter reflections note weather forecast and a 1940 date reminder A birthday surprise for Edgar Foulk occurred Friday and Epworth League holds an event next Sunday evening

John Carpenter F. W. Carpenter Eva Harrison Scio John Okey Louisville Ohio Charley Lyons Twin Falls Idaho Alma Cowgill Byesville David Boyer Michael Hendershot Fréd Nettie Hendershot Cambridge Columbian Quartet Concert Company Blind Singers M. E B. S. Hendershot G. C Taylor Irace Foulk Middleville Ernest Wolfe Don C. Keck Rose Jackman Edgar Foulk Epworth League League John Earl Monroe

Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth

Dr. Sangerbond of Paris linked dandruff and hair loss to a microbe and Parisian Sage is sold nationwide to kill the germ. The promoter claims it stops itching and baldness, guarantees lustrous hair, and sells for 50 cents a large bottle through Brenan & Wilson.

Sangerbond Paris America Brenan & Wilson Adv

Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Kidney and Bladder Remedy

An old advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills help various kidney and bladder troubles and related symptoms. It asserts the pills are strengthening and curative with no habit forming drugs and urges sufferers to use them. Sutton & Oshe promote the product.

Foley Sutton & Oshe. Adv

First One Brave Enough in Courtroom Question

A juror asked if he must listen to the attorneys arguments, reputed as this rot, noted by the Detroit News Tribune as a historic first. The remark signals courtroom fatigue and juror frustration during a high tension trial.

Detroit News-Tribune

Bucklen’s Amica Salve touted for skin, burns and bruises

A testimonial from John Deye of Gladkin Michigan says after twelve years and $400 in medical bills Bucklen’s Amica Salve cured his skin ailment. The ad claims quick, permanent relief for nearly all skin diseases and burns. Recommended by Neilly & Co Cambridge California Heiner Byesville Ohio.

Bucklen John Deye Gladkin Mich Neilly & Co Cambridge C. A Heiner Byesville Ady

Vin Hepatica Endorsement Highlighted By Mr K D Owen

K D Owen of Fredericktown Ohio testifies to the relief provided by Vin Hepatica praising its effect on lifelong catarrhal stomach trouble. The notice notes symptoms of catarrh and mentions Sutton Osher's exclusive agency in the territory plus routine local social items from the area.

K.D. Owen K. D. Owen Fredericktown Ohio Sutton & Osher’s Adv

Local Visitors and Tragic Lightning Injury Near New Concord

New Concord reports visitors from Cambridge including Messrs Allen Ferguson and Purley Harris while J T Anderson and J E Moore from Columbus and Cambridge are noted. A severe lightning strike during an electrical storm injured 70 year old Wm Henderson near town as he rested on a cot by a window. His condition is serious but he was unconscious when found. Funeral services for W A Amspoker were held at his home and interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Others spent Sabbath with friends in Barnesville and with family in Cambridge.

Allen Ferguson Purley Harris Cambridge J. T. Anderson J. E. Moore Columbus Given Wm. Henderson Henderson Robert Wallace W. A. Amspoker A. R. Elliott Pleasant Hill Cemetery D. BE. Warrick Barnesville R. F. D. Carrier John Thompson J. W. Thompson

Best Known Cough Remedy Dr King’s New Discovery

For forty three years Dr Kings New Discovery has been known worldwide as the most reliable cough remedy. Over three million bottles were used last year. It will get rid of your cough or we will refund your money. J J Owens of Allendale writes it is the best remedy for coughs and colds and throat and lung troubles. 60 cents and 1 00 at Neilly Co Cambridge and A Heiner of Byesville.

Dr. King J. J. Owens Allendale S. C Neilly & Co Cambridge A. Heiner Byesville Adv

Local visitors and sports highlight in Senecaville

Mrs Homer Tucker and daughters Pearl and Gladys visit her mother Mrs Vandyke in New Concord. Several relatives visit Cambridge and Newcomerstown. Shawnee basketball team loses to Senecaville 37 to 41 here Friday night. Mrs Jane Miley seen in Cambridge.

Senecaville Homer Tucker Pearl Gladys Vandyke New Concord Lara Kackley Grace Kackley Sarah Shroyer Clarence Michel Cambridge Gertrude Nsowry Ruth Harry Leeper Grace Mae Ankiesbay Walter Herbert. Campbell Earl Berkfield Justus Riggs Hugh Beymer Jura Harris John Leeper Mildred Aplin George Williams Lottie McPeek Newcomerstown Beryl Saltsgaver Zanesville James Dilley Mildred

Local residents visit families and attend events in Byesville area

Miss Irma Hilderbrand and Mrs. Samuel Landis visit the Hilderbrand home. Cambridge visitors call on Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Thomas. Edwin Slay returns to Akron after a visit with his parents. Knights Templar meeting in Caldwell draws many attendees. Several residents plan visits to Kansas City. Community members attend dinners, entertainments, and church services. A birth is recorded for Charles Gilsdorf and obituaries note Miss Katie Crock’s passing.

Byesville Irma Hilderbrand Samuel Landis North Lewisburg W. A. Hilderbrand Messrs M. D. Barker Dave Corey Sam Bashour Cambridge P. G. Thomas Edwin Slay Akron T. F. Slay J. H. Dicken E. H. Dixon J. H. McCreary J. E. Thompson A. J. True Knights Templar Caldwell C. A. Heiner Muriel Kansas City

Tabernacle Edifice Nears Completion in Pleasant City

The Christian Church tabernacle on Fifth Street advances to completion with 28 by 54 footprint seating about four hundred. Rev Baxter leads the Byesville and Cambridge congregations in Sabbath services. The former Little Church on Depot hosts about 55 members and invites all. Dedication is planned in three weeks with date to be announced. Sabbath lectures by Fred Rosemond of Cambridge and E D Trott of Cambridge accompany the Ninety and Nine Bible class event tonight. Ladies Aid serves supper. all men and Sabbath-schoolers are invited.

C. D. Cozzins Tabernacle of the Christian Church Fifth Street M. E. Church Fred Rosemond Cambridge E. D. Trott Ladies’ Aid Society C. E. Ryan Newark F. H. Rainey M. J. Shuttleworth Pleasant City George James Bert Haines John Funk Thomas Marietta L. A. Motte Cassells Station High Avenue B. V. Witten and Sons

Storm Path Reaches Dense Cambridge Area

Dispatches describe a storm flood in Cambridge covering the dense area between Cuming and Ames and 24th to 50th streets. It notes Omaha University in the path with heavy damage and mentions residents Verne Benedict and the Stouts escaping. George Waxler reports his sister in Omaha unharmed. Also references visitors from Zanesville Detroit and Caldwell.

Cuming Street Ames Avenue 24Th Street 50Th Street Omaha University George Waxler Dewey Avenue Albert Bass Omaha

Mrs Jesse Vermillion Visits Cambridge Relatives

Mrs. Jesse Vermillion of New Concord visits Cambridge relatives in a brief social note.

Jesse Vermillion New Conleord Cambridge

New Discovery Croxone Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles

A promotional ad claims Croxone cures kidney and bladder ailments quickly. It describes how the remedy dissolves uric acid, cleans kidneys, reduces rheumatism, and restores urinary organs, promising relief in few doses and offering a money back guarantee if results fail.

Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Free of Dandruff

A vintage advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine for dandruff, itchy scalp, and falling hair. It claims one application doubles hair beauty and dissolves dandruff, urging purchase of a 25 or 26 cent bottle at drug stores to achieve soft, heavy, radiant hair.

Knowlton

Cambridge Post 343 G A R to Attend Funeral of Jacol Hoover

All members of Cambridge Post No 343 Department of Ohio G A R will meet at their hall Wednesday at 1 o clock to attend the funeral of com rade Jacol Hoover. All soldiers are invited, W H C Hanna P C.

Cambridge Post Dept. of Ohio Jacol Hoover

Revival Service At Second Baptist Church Tonight

Revival services begin at 7 o clock at Second Baptist Church with the men s chorus of the First Baptist Church performing All are invited to attend.

Second Baptist Church First Baptist Church

Mr and Mrs Frank Dunn Easter Visit in Crooksville

Mr and Mrs Frank Dunn of Giamber avenue spent Easter with relatives in Crooksville.

Frank Dunn Giamber Avenue Crooksville

Dresden trio returns from visit with Lynn family

Mrs. T. J. Lockard and daughter Miss Alice of Dresden returned home Monday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lynn.

T. J. Lockard Alice Dresden Mra. C. A. Lynn

Real estate sale near Slaughter Hill schoolhouse

Hl. TH. Masters reports the sale of an 18 acre farm near Slaughter Hill schoolhouse belonging to John Whitmore to Arthur Clairy of Center for $1,100. Clairy plans to move to the farm soon.

Hl. TH. Masters Slaughter Hill School House John Whitmore Arthur Clairy Center Mr. Clairy

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Otis Loree Claysville K.d.owen Remedy Bridge Harry Crown Cumberland Mary Kahn Arthur Basford Clyde Basford Lore City Leatie Frank Johnson Shawnee Alice Peach Justice Rigga Jennie Buckingham J. W. Keller Jim Simpson Clyde Warwick Sonora Larue Gibson Station Con. Pennell Nelsonville John Allen Lela Bonom Irma Hughes Charlotte Watson Dolly Warrington Wilber Brill Sol. Brill Minnie Storick Clay's Margaret Shafer Mt. Epbham L. J. Guiler Charles McCormick S. W. Stage Nora E. Vandyke Ada Oliver Vera Rogers Immer Knight South of Town Mary Knight Elvira Hilderbrand Second Street Blanche Rogers Father Berry Mt. Calvary Cemetery J. T. Collins Everett Nunley Sixth Street W. D. Hall Lower Salem H. P. Hall W. M. Sprague Verne Benedict Lottie Murray Violet Gregor Dave Kraatz Jack Gregor Detroit Hazel Graham Als W. H. C, Hanna, P. C Rumford Russia Turnbaugh’s
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