Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Cambridge Resident
RA George Stephens of 107 High Avenue Cambridge Ohio reports using Doan's Kidney Pills in summer 1879. He states they reduced his prior troubles, led him to publish a testimonial, and he has recommended them since, noting widespread endorsement. For sale by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the same Dean's and take no other.
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Cambridge
Dean
RA George Stephens
High Avenue
Doan
Doen
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Promised to Restore Health
The article extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a great restorative that supplies the elements of Nature to form blood and revitalize nerves. It claims weeks or months may be required for full restoration but promises noticeable health benefits such as better complexion energy and movement. Available at dealers and Dr A Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with local druggists in Cambridge Ohio.
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A. W. Chase
A.W. Chase
Dr. A. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
W. Case Medicink Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Main St .Magen City
Jaws
Eepsnia
Jean
Yarbor
Foreet
Reed
Perons
Swanson
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company Dept
Lake ST
Chicago
Kimbolton Community Notes and Local Visitors
Kimbolton notes list residents on the sick list including Mrs V U Temple and J K Thompson and Ray Miller. visits from E C Lawyer of Guernsey to his brother W M Lawyer, and Marlon Tyson from Zanesville. Various locals—Geo Ingram and brother Joan, Berry of Byesville, Crow family, Mrs Sadie Wood of Pennsylvania—visiting here. Protracted meeting closed with about fifty accessions. Local merchants and residents traveled to Cambridge for business. Sheriff candidate W T Davids invited remarks. Haver sale attended. Haver to move to Newcomerstown April 1. Wilhans to move into vacated house. Mrs J E Johnson hosted by son W E Johnson. Multiple family visits and moves noted. Reverend James Lister to preach April 1. Charles Wilson family moved into Jones property. Fred Daugherty and wife moved into vacated house. J P Peiter died March 24 of pneumonia at daughter’s home near Guernsey. Frank Johnson and family visited Jacob Stephen and wife.
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Marlon Tyson
Zanesville
Geo. Ingram
Joan
Cambridge
Berry
Byesville
Sadie Wood
Pennsylvania
Mattie Taylor
Maud Duff
James Lister
Salem
Columbiana County
Baptist Church
Charles Wilson
Jones Property
Fred Daugherty
Alva Hamersley
Mary Bell
Kimbolton
T. W. Brower
J. P. Peiter
Hubbard Hill
Guernsey
Frank Johnson
Jacob Stephen
Local News From Sugar Tree and Nearby Areas
Community items note Russell Stiles visiting grandparents in Cambridge and a Macedonian work trip by John Smith Willie Parker. Illness befalls Mrs Abram Beal while Miss Anna Beal attended a wedding at Milnersville. Flora Lanning returns from Cambridge after dressmaking lessons. J B Guan buys a new spring wagon in the city. Silas Culbertson ships hogs to his father’s butcher shop for six dollars per hundredweight. Jno Kennedy plans to return to Dillon Montana. O C Bennett to public sale near Clio on March 27. George Adams ill with heart trouble. Wm McKonkey travels through town to Washington. C C McCormick leases Edenburn farm near Odell for six months.
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Russell Stiles
Hiram Stiles
Cambridge
Macedonia
Messrs
John Smith
Willie Parker
O. C. Bennett
Clio
George Adams
Cuticura Remedies Prove Effective For Eczema Healing
A Camden New Jersey woman describes severe eczema passage from face to eye and back, crediting Cuticura Ointment Soap Resolvent and the full external internal treatment. She notes improvement after four bottles and urges others to try the Cure. The ad cites Potter Drug Co and product details for widespread drugstores.
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Mra
Emma White
Cherrier Place
Camden
N. J
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sule Frope
Boston
Merchants' Association of Cambridge Surrenders Franchise
The Merchants Association of Cambridge Ohio held a March 12 1906 meeting and decided to surrender the corporate authority and franchise after settling all debts and closing all business. A stockholders meeting is set for April 9 1906 to take steps to effect the surrender. By order of the board President S A Craig and Secretary CG R Potter announce the action and meeting.
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Merchants’Association of Cambridge, Ohio
Cambridge
Ohio
The
Merchants’ Association of Cambridge, Ohio Co
S. A. Craig
Pres
CG. R. Potter
Sec’g
Seneca Ville church notes and local visitations
Rev. Reyenaugh of Pennsylvania to preach at the Presbyterian church in April, with Rev. Hogg on April 5. Local residents and visitors from Cambridge, Hartford, Derwent, Lore City, Columbus, and other nearby towns called, with several traveling to Hot Springs Arkansas and Columbus for visits. Mention of Illnesses and recoveries, social calls, and a community gathering with games and a quarter term approaching in two weeks.
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Reyenaugh
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Cporel
Hogg
Social Visit Notes From Cambridge And Nearby Towns
A Cambridge gathering includes Miss Mattle Moorhead visiting relatives from Cam bridge. Miss Ruth Saltsgaver returns from Wooster College for spring vacation with a companion. Several Cambridge residents, including Miss Kol Wale Edith Parry Eva Brown Jella Brow and Helen Morrison, were present Saturday. Robert Glass of Cumberland and Lee Glass of New Cumberland visited K E Glass and family Saturday. Kate Kahn returned home from Beeschog at Cleasant City Saturday. James Nelson traveled from Cumberland Monday to Thursday. Sam Morrison came from Columbus to see his mother for a few days. Victor and Henry Morrison visit relatives in Columbus. Old Granny Potts died Sunday at noon. funeral plans pending.
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Andy Dilley
Burl Saltsgaver
Hot Springs
Ark
Ethel Rainie
Lilly Morison
Stanley Hale
Columbus
Mary Haile
Anna Stockwell
Cambridge
Emmet Heskett
Newcomerstown
Mallett
Eph Dilley
L. G. Buckingham
Caldwell
Belle Hinchcliff
Tina Aplin
Eyesville
Sam and
Harman Harding
Washington
Elsworth Laughlin
Startford
Ruth Saltsgaver
Wooster College
Kol Wale
Edith Parry
Eva Brown
Jella Brow
Helen Moerison
Robert Glass
Cumberland
Lee Glass
New Cumberland
W. Va
John Glass
K. E. Glass
James Nelson
Sam Morrison
Victor and
Henry Morrison
Granny Potts
Londonderry News Roundup Buoyed by Community Updates
Local notes report rising butter and egg prices while residents recover from pneumonia. Dr. Arnold attends Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Cozard as both slowly improve. Miss Ida Hunt visits Elwood Tinsman. H C Boniphant plans a Londonderry telephone line via Farmers' exchange. Families relocate, meetings and school events planned, and a new doctor anticipated.
Scott's Emulsion for Fat Babies Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion for babies, claiming fat aids happiness and comfort. It argues scrawniness causes discomfort and nervous sensitivity, urging parents to “send for free sample” and featuring the Baker Beeath ttee an Scott & Bowne phrasing.
Winterset Gossip and Visits Around Town
Miss Oda Stewart returns home from Caldwell after a visit. C. Baker and H. H. Masters visit relatives in Gatebridge and Freeport. Mr and Mrs William Bowers of Antti host family. W. A. Baker enjoys Marietta College vacation. D. R. Swain starts Winters et and Antrim telephone line. Cambridge callers include F. R. Swain and A. T. Saviers. Winchester school closes April 5 with an evening exhibition. Mrs Clyde Moore and children relocate to Louisville Kentucky with Mr Moore. Addie and Frank Smith accompany them. Miss Smith to live with them. Mr Smith to return home later.
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H. H. Masters
Freeport
Reeds
William Bowers
Antti
G. BE. Bowsers
W. A. Baker
Marietta College
D. R. Swain
Winterset
Antrim
Cambridge
F. R. Swain
A. T. Saviers
Winchester School
Clyde Moore
Mr. Moore
Louisville
Addie Smith
Frank Smith
Miss Smith
Mr. Smith
Relief Pills Claim Gentle Pain Cure For Various Ailments
A testimonial from Mrs Henry Funk of E Akron Ohio praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia rheumatic pain and heart area pain with claims of sleep and rest relief. The ad promises prompt relief no harmful heart or stomach effects and a money back guarantee if the first package fails. Each bottle contains 25 doses priced at 25 cents. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana markets the product through local druggists.
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Miles
Henry Funk
E. Akron
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Byesville News Briefs Touch Local Life And Work
Mrs B F Lee tends her ill mother Mrs Sarah Young at Pleasant City. Hello Girls worker Ethel Willison resigns from Home Telephone Co to join Heber's Drug Store. Elsie Williams to fill vacancy. Derwent Mine layed off due to high water last week. V F Slay opens Main street dry goods store. Mrs Mary McGee of Sherrodsville visits her parents. Ada Conner travels to Cleveland to visit sister Mrs Jobo Hood. Protracted meeting at the M E Church ends Tuesday.
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B. F. Lee
Sarah Young
Pleasant City
Ethel Willison
Hello Girls
The
Home Telephone Co
Heber’s Drug Store
Elsie Williams
V. F. Slay
Ada Conner
Cleveland
Mrs
Jobo Hood
M E. Church
Church Growth and Local Events Highlight Winter
Under Rev Hawkins, over two hundred new church members joined at several apointments through the winter. The Strokers Dalmatic Club staged a satire at Hutton's Opera House Saturday night. A daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Oliver near town died Friday from scarlet fever, with another child ill with the same disease.
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Hawkins
Strokers Dalmatic Club
T’riss
Tockies
Hutton’s Opera House
Joseph Oliver
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Neilsey & Co
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Eiy
Seneca
BLY Brothers
Warren Street
Mra. VU. A. Temple
J. K. Thompson
Ray Miller
E. C. Lawyer
W. M. Lawyer
W. T. Davids
Q. L. Hamilton
Joseph Haver
Wells
Mr. Haver
A. G. Wilhans
John Ingram
W. E. Johnson
Evan Ingram
J. E. Johnson
W. E B. Johnson
Sugar Tree
Abram Beal
Anna Beal
Tedtick
McNeely
Milnersville
Flora Lanning
J. B. Guan
Mr. Collison
Silas Culbertson
Joseph
Jno
Kennedy
Dillon
Montana
Wm McKonkey
Odell
Cc. G. McCormick
Edenburn
Lane
Gwa
Loming Toc Ambricc National Hotel
Weist
France Medical Institute
West
Banks
moTmiRe
Ethan Cece
Tae
Seneca Ville
Mary Aplin
Paul
Arthur Moorhead
H T. Kahn
J. Spaid
Bert Grepe
Laura Calvert
Hartford
George Nicholson
Derwent
Lore City
Wugh Heymer
Hartford Wedresay
T C Melwohl
Helep
Candye
Lejosster
North Pwasbark
TO Weuler
Nartford
Trinayre
Nador
Concord M. Church
Mattle Moorhead
Kate Kahn
Beeschog
Cleasant City Saturay
Londonderry
B. V. Masters
M. E
Daniel Cozard
John Lowrey
Gray Farm
Bunield
SA. Cunningham
No. 1
Ed Brean
Wilzin
T. Morton
Alice Hutcheson
Wm. Hutchinson
West LaFayette
W. R. Sprague
North Seventh Street
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Oda Stewart
Baker
Gatebridge
Dr. Miles
Aihara
Sariett College
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General Merchandise
Odell, Ohio
Monroe Township
Guernsey Co
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