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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
7
Lore City mayor Roger Kerrigan traveled to Columbus for business and stopped in Cambridge on the return leg Monday. He spoke with local officials and residents about regional issues during his brief visit.
Promote Zemo and Zemo Soap with a 25 cent trial package including a bottle, soap cake, and a 32 page booklet How to Preserve the Skin. Claims promise disappearance of pimples blotches and facial blemishes for infants and adults after use.
An administrator sale is set in Wheel ing Township Guernsey County Ohio for the east part of the north half of the northwest quarter section 11 township 4 range 4 containing 60 acres more or less. Also a portion of the north half of the northwest quarter totaling 20 acres more or less. The total land area is about 80 acres. The sale on a Saturday in April will be cash only with appraised value 1200 dollars. John Little administrator of Henry Stephen deceased and attorney Turnbaugh Cambridge Ohio advised.
Mrs. Margaret Lake died at home after a lung illness on a Sabbath morning. Born April 21, 1839 in Washington County Pennsylvania, she was 73 years 11 months and 27 days old. She married Matthew C. Lake May 6, 1867 and had three sons Albert B. of Anamosa Iowa William J. of Sebring Ohio Emmitt Me deceased and two daughters Mrs HK E McCullough and Lizzie M (died in infancy). Survived by husband, three sons, one daughter, eleven grandchildren, four brothers and one sister. A church member at Pleasant Hill U P Church. Funeral at Pleasant Hill Church conducted by Rev J B Barr, with interment at Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
A Cambridge Ohio advertisement urges use of Saxon Salve to relieve itch and burning from eczema and similar skin diseases. The product claims quick soothing and healing effects with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Sutton & Oshe, druggists, Cambridge, Ohio, promote it for all ages.
A sequence of social calls and business visits is noted across Newcomerstown, Kimbolton, Cambridge, and surrounding communities. Names include Guernsey Marion Mercer, Walter Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Hill, Mrs. Geo Rose, Emma Kennedy, O W Gibson, Prof. P H Temple, H W Forney, J P Sawyer, D K Folkert, I O O F lodge attendees, C W Weaver, J C Forney, A C Saltsgaver, Howard Temple, L D Forney, J O Folker, Geo Hutcheson, and Tylner sale participants. Coordinated visits occur from Saturday through midweek with multiple trips to Newcomerstown and partner towns.
Advert says gentle bowel medicine for children is safest and recommends Rexall Orderlies sold at Brenan & Wilson The Rexall Store in Cambridge. Claims include money back guarantee if not satisfactory, ease of use any time, mild action without diarrhea or nausea, and three package sizes 10 25 and 50 cents.
Mrs. Wm Jeffrey returned home after a Cambridge visit. Residents including Mrs. Mitsch and family and Mrs. Pattison called on neighbors. The C S C met at Moore home with eight members and 90 cents collected for quilt squares. Mrs. Monroe is poorly and a poverty social cleared 10.50 despite bad weather.
Mrs. Ed Riley of South Ninth Street will entertain the Razette club on Thursday afternoon, switching from the previously announced Wednesday meeting.
A description of a cold and la grippe sequence and how Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughing by healing the cause and soothing air passages. Advises keeping the medicine on hand and refusing substitutes from Sutton & Oshe.
Four hundred women employed by the Crown Overall Co. in Cincinnati walked off the job in protest after two workers were discharged. The action highlights labor tensions amid staffing changes at the plant.
Claim that Dr King s New Life Pills provide a smooth health boost with no griping or distress marketed by The Neilley Drug Co Cambridge and A Heiner Byesville. The ad notes earth’s swift motion and urges readers to try the product for 25 cents.
In Youngstown the campaign has raised more than $4367.63 toward building and improving public playgrounds. The effort collects donations from local residents and organizations to expand recreational spaces for children.
Barn Gut, New Jersey postmaster R. G. Collins suffered severe lagrippe coughs and exhaustion after fits. He bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and after using it, all coughing spells ceased. Sutton &
L. J. Graham of New Concord traveled to Cambridge on Monday for a business visit to review local commerce and potential trades. He met with merchants and discussed prospects for new shipments and partnerships.
Johnson of Byesville was in the city Monday on business.
M. M. Knox of Guernsey County relates a six year old toe crush injury with a hole that did not heal using various ointments until applying Saw Cura Ointment from Brenan & Wilson's drug store. After two weeks the wound fully healed.
Alliance police notify saloons to bar women from lingering on their premises as a public order measure amid local social friction. The directive urges proprietors to enforce strict loitering prohibitions and monitor patrons.
Saturday matinee at the Colonial presents The Newlyweds and Their Baby a musical comedy built around George McManus cartoons. Starring Harl Knapp as the baby and Major Knott Much with a company including Olga Hatzfeldt Celia Sylvester Milton Dawson and a chorus of over fifty there to sing and dance.
Two good houses each with cellars water and stables sit on 4 acres near Pike and the railroad. Features include a well fenced lot, a road, a school, a church and 4 acres of orchard. Trade for city property. Contact K. H. Masters at 754 Wheeling Ave.
About two hundred boys from the Medina YMCA visited the Mansfield reformatory touring the cell blocks and history of the facility.
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