Doan's Kidney Pills Public Testimonial Ad
A Cambridge Ohio resident endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming relief from nervous dizzy spells and kidney related pains after using the product bought at Brenan & Wilson's Drug Store. The ad urges readers to remember the name and buy from dealers, noting Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents.
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Doan
Peo
Cambridge
R. Whitcraft
Ohio
Dean
Brenan & Wilson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Adv
Breaks Shoulder In Ball Game Near Cambridge
In New Concord on Friday, Muskingum College faced Buchtel when Clarence Lemmon of Muskingum broke his right shoulder blade and dislocated his collar bone during a first inning dash to first. The injury helped Buchtel win 5 to 3 in 12 innings as Lemmon was a key player. A fast game is planned Tuesday against the University of Pittsburg with many Cambridge fans expected.
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Cambridge
Muskingum College
Buchtel
New Concord
Clarence Lemmon
Muskingum
Lemmon
Buchtell
Ohio State
University of Pittsburg
Atew
Concord
Children Return From Visit With Love City Friends
Misses Blodwin and Margaret Jenkins returned home Monday after spending Sunday as guests of Love City relatives and friends.
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Blodwin
Margaret Jenkins
Love City
Mrs E B Sims and Daughter Visit in Carlisle Avenue
Mrs E B Sims and her daughter Mary of Rix Mills are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs W B Mc Farland on Carlisle avenue.
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E. B. Sims
Mary
Rix Mills
W. 8. McFarland
Carlisle Avenue
Local Couple Hosts Robinson Family for Visit
Mr and Mrs G R Robinson and their children from Uldrichsville are guests of Mr and Mrs Milton Warden on West Gomber Avenue for a social visit.
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G. R. Robinson
Uldrichsville
Milton Warden
West Gomber Avenue
Local visitors and a funeral attendance noted
Mrs John T Heizer of Columbus visited sister Mrs S B Daudna on North Tenth street over Sunday. A J and C F Sherrard of Alliance returned Monday after attending Paul Sherrards funeral. G Walters John Booth and Ben Waters of Guernsey were in Ridge Saturday. Arles Hutchinson of Gomber Eve was guest of RD 1 parents over Sunday.
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John T. Heizer
Columbus
S. B. Daudna
North Tenth Street
A. J
C. F. Sherrard
Alliance
Paul ‘Sherrard
G. Walters
John Booth
Ben Waters
Guernsey
Ridge
Arles Hutchinson
Gombereve
Judge Gemmill Warns on Temper as Social Menace
The Chicago Court of Domestic Relations judge declares uncontrollable temper ruins lives more than poverty or depravity. He urges early intervention before age 15 to curb temper as a root of offenses and social discord.
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Gemmill
Chicago Court of Domestic Relations
State Journal
Gover nor Cox Pled Vision of Humane State Policy Realized
The initial declaration to place humane principles over dollars is carried out through the Mothers Pension Act aiding thousands of indigent families and preventing family breakups. New child welfare laws expand Commonwealth protection for dependents and establish a tuberculosis bureau within the state health department.
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Cox
Commonwealth
State Department of Health
State Board of Administration
State Board
Bryan Faces California Crisis Amidanti Alien Legislation
The piece argues William Jennings Bryan has a pivotal chance to calm California’s anti immigrant climate. It notes Gov Hiram Johnson’s stake as governor and Roosevelt running mate and hints at tensions with Japanese interests and treaty rights. It calls for level headed statesmanship during Bryan’s California legislature visit.
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William Jennings Bryan
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Japan
Johnson
Bryan
Peaches Lost to Cold Spell. Local Social Planned
E T Osborne reports all peaches in his Cassells Station orchard killed by recent cold. A literary entertainment and pie social is set for Friday evening May 2 at the Mineral Point schoolhouse. all are invited. Renona Dickerson of near Zanesville returned home after a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas Whissel. Mrs C E Cochran and Myrtle of Byesville were in Cambridge en route to Zanesville. John Allshouse and family returned from Newark visit. Wm Solomon, Coal Mining Review solicitor, moves to Cambridge from Middleport. O Clayton Benner of Columbus visited Ernest Ball on North Seventh street.
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E. T. Osborne
Cassells Station
Mineral Point
Renona Dickerson
Zanesville
Thomas Whissel
West Gomber Avenue
C. E.cochran
Myrtle
Lawrence Called Home in Washington Ohio
Washington Ohio April 24 The venerable B Lawrence died at home Thursday morning 1 30 surrounded by his wife and three children He was 76 and survived by wife two sons John and Paul Lawrence of Chicago and daughter Mary One son Ralph E Lawrence is deceased He was the first and only telegraph operator in Washington and was an elder in the Presbyterian church He helped found the local Masonic lodge and later joined Cambridge lodge Funeral will be held Saturday at 2 o clock under the auspices of the Masons
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Jeffersonian
Washington, D
B. Lawrence
Guernsey County
Mr. Lawrence
John and
Paul ‘Lawrence
Chicago
Mary
Ralph E. Lawrence
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Washington Presbyterian Church
Washington Masonic Lodge
Cambridge Lodge
Masons
8. B. Lawrence
Old Washington
Presbyterian Church
A. M. Baxter
R. M. Sprague
Sanford Grant
Jed Williams
Sylvester Geary
J. B. Peters
John C. Lawrence
Paul H. Lawrence
John C. McKisson
Toledo
Albert Lawrence
Cleveland
James J. Patterson
George W. Hannan
Wheeling
L. S. Reasoner
S. M. Burgess
Cambridge
Lawrence
Woollett
Simon Beymer Lawrence
Ohio
William Lawrence
John
Eleanor Lawrence
Samuel Lawrence
Middletown
Washington County
Simon Beymer
Black Bear
Simon B
William A
S. B. Lawrence
Miller Academy
William Chance
Granger's Commercial College
Columbus
W. A
W. B. Lawrence
Wills
Eureka Lodge
Wm. A
Western Union
William
Pike
W. A. Company
Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph Co
Ed. Jeff
Paul Howard
Will Ella McKisson
Harriet McKisson
Simon B. Lawrence, Jr
Mary Corinne
Lawrence of Cambridge Northwest Washington corre spondent for 27 years
Mr. Lawrence, a renowned Cambridge figure and Washington correspondent for the Jeffersonian, served in its present management and long guided local news with accuracy and care. He kept a valuable scrapbook charting Washington and eastern Guernsey county history for nearly half a century, earning broad respect for his intellect, integrity, and moral character.
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Lawrence
Cambridge
Washington
The
Jeffersonian
Guernsey County
Last Tribute to Paul Sherrard
Funeral held at 1330 East Wheeling Avenue Sun day afternoon attended by relatives and intimate friends. Services conducted by Rev. W. E. Bridge and Rev. J. W. Ashwood. Interment in Northwood cemetery. Pallbearers listed as J. T. Sherrard W. M. Sherrard M. L. Sherrard Thomas Pyles Dr. T. C. White and Albert Bell.
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Paul Sherrard
East
Wheeling Avenue
W. E. Bridge
First Baptist Church
J. W. Ashwood
First U. P. Church
Northwood
J. T
W. M
M. L. Sherrard
Thomas Pyles
T. C. White
Albert Bell
Engine Derailment Near Foster Avenue Crossing
An engine of passenger train No. 619 derailed at Foster avenue crossing while waiting for the northbound schedule. The derailment jolted passengers as the engine left the track. the rear car was uncoupled and moved to a side track to clear the main line. The engine was then placed back on the rails and the train continued to Marietta about two hours late.
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Foster Avenue
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Sheet Mill Resumes Work After Engine Repair at Guernsey
The Sheet & Tin Plate Co at Guernsey Works restored a large engine and resumed mills 6 through 12 on Monday morning after a three week idleness. A large number of orders are awaiting rush processing and prospects for a long steady run look favorable. A group traveled to Kimbolton for the funeral of several residents including John R. Larrison and Mrs. Hartley among others. The services were held at 10 a.m. at the Kimbolton United Presbyterian church with interment in the local cemetery.
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Guernsey
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Kimbolton
John R. Larrison
Charles Hartley
Sarah Larrison
Albert Galligher
Barnesville
Laura Larrison
Oscar Way
William Barrows
Lon
David Galligher
Kimbolton U. P
Struck by Broken Chain at Mill Injures Worker in Oakland
A large chain at the sheet mill broke while changing rolls. William Tedrick of Oakland Addition, a doubler on mill No 10, was struck on the right leg and forced to leave work. The incident occurred as rolls were being slid but not removed.
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William Tedrick
Oakland Addition
Extension Schools Planned Across State Next Winter
After the Legislature adjourned, plans outline one five day Agricultural Extension School per county next winter. Columbus Agricultural College faculty will speak. These seminars supplement farmers institutes with deeper farming principles. Last year extension schools reached about fifty counties and were well attended. Applications for schools are already on file. contact A B Graham, College of Agriculture, Columbus, Ohio. Mrs Harriet Wilson and Mr and Mrs Frank Alexander were noted residents in Cambridge and Kimbolton respectively.
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Agricultural College At
Columbus
College of Agriculture
A. B. Graham
Direct Evidence letter praises Hood's Sarsaparilla in Worcester
Mrs. Alice Stockwell of 113 Plantation Street Worcester Massachusetts describes a severe blood disorder with erysipelas and a felon in the left hand. After six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Olive Ointment her hand healed and overall health improved. She notes many feared amputation before recovery and urges others to try Hood's product.
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Hood
Worcester
Mass
Alice Stockwell
Plantation Street
Demand for Building Material Rises in City
Local contractors receive daily plans for new houses, stressing a tight stock of building and sewer tile. About 75 000 tile blocks are on hand, with merchants rushing large orders to meet swelling demand. One merchant notes April activity far outpaces last year despite foresight and orders.
Coshocton Wins Central Plant Project Bid
United Service Company of Scranton plans a large central power plant in Coshocton after an expert review. The Coshocton manager cites cheap fuel, available labor, and ample water supply as reasons supporting Coshocton as the optimal site for light heat and power for the region. The firm notes it could supply nearby towns from Coshocton once power is generated.
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United Service Company
Scranton
Coshocton
Midland Power and Traction Co
Cambridge
the Tribune
West Lafayette
Newcomerstown
Dennison
New Philadelphia
Canal Dover
Arm injury consultation ends with rest advice
Earl Cook of North Sixth Street returned from Youngstown after consulting bone setter Reese about an arm injured in a ball game two years ago. Reese quickly located the problem and advised a period of complete rest to restore use of the arm.
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Earl Cook
North Sixth Street
Youngstown
Reese
Chas W Singer Passes Away in Cambridge
Charles W Singer aged 63, a prominent Cambridge Black resident, died at his home after a lingering illness and a sunstroke. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 PM at the A M E church with Rev Day and Rev Green officiating. He leaves a wife Mary Harris and children Alice Buford Frank William Charles Jr Paul Bernie Maimie, plus siblings and several relatives.
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Charles W. Singer
A. M. EK
Mr. Day
Mr. Green
Macedonia Baptist Church
City
Mr. Singer
Jackson Township
Byesville
Cambridge
Mary Harris
Alice Buford
Frank
William
Charles
Paul
Bernie
Mamie
Boston
Singer
Daniel Pinkett
Richard
Anna Harris
Detroit
Mary Vance
Rendville
A. M. E. Church
Colored |. O. O. F
K. of
P. Lodges
Jasper Adair and Wm Watson Visit Cambridge
Jasper Adair and William Watson of Love City were in Cambridge Saturday for unspecified business or social engagement. The fragment notes their presence but provides no further details on purpose or outcomes.
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Jasper Adair
Wm. Watson
Love City
Cambridge
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Hauvin & CO
D.C
Fletcher
Harriet Wilson
Birds Run
Frank Alexander
Lice Stockwell
Mase
Chas. W. Singer
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pe
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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