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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
7
At warm weather onset spring fever and fatigue return, urging preventive measures. The piece promotes a home-made tonic with hardene dissolved in alcohol and sugar water to purify blood, restore energy, and improve appetite, suggesting a tablespoon before meals for those worn from winter.
H Greenwald conducted business in Cleveland. G H Wiley from Steubenville spent Sunday with his wife in Cambridge.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for lingering coughs and lung irritation. A Stillmore, Georgia testimonial claims the product cured a deep hacking cough after influenza. Sutton & Oshe advertise the medicine.
Dean Owens finishes a weeklong trip to New Philadelphia returning with notes and impressions of the city. He met local residents and toured museums and business districts during the stay.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills cure rheumatism linked to kidney trouble and restore normal urinary action. Testimonial from John Wilbert of Foster California says the product effected a complete cure and contains no habit forming drugs.
Mr and Mrs Emil Shaw and Mrs Arena Shaw traveled to Zanesville on Sunday in the former’s car.
If stomach pains persist, liver or kidney trouble may be present leading to dropsy or Bright's disease. Electric Bitters praised as the best stomach and kidney medicine with user testimonials from H. T. Alston of Raleigh and recommendations by Neilly & Co. and Heiner. Misses Ethel and Lydia Cochran visited Quaker City over the weekend.
Coughs and colds neglected can lead to serious lung trouble. Dr King’s New Discovery promises relief from the first dose and eventual cure. A Muscadine Alabama letter claims it saved a wife from a severe cough. price 50 cents and 1.00. Recommendations by Neilly & Co Cambridge and C. A. W. C. Scott of Cleveland noted.
Purporting to purify blood and restore vigor, Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as curing sick headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness. Each pill in every box is guaranteed and priced at 25 cents. Names Neilly & Co Cambridge C A Heiner Byesville and F M Duff of Byesville appear in the ad.
Archaic print advert touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as cure for burns bruises sores and all skin diseases. Claims L H Haflin of Iredell Texas recovered from an ankle sore in four days. Endorsed by Neilly Co Cambridge and Heiner Byesville. The ad urges household use and lists a 25 cent price.
Local notes from Guernsey County report a forecast of fewer pests by the Pennyroyal prophet if his summer prediction holds. The column shares community updates on residents visiting, selling land, school terms, and social events around Cambridge and nearby townships with brief notices of accidents and local happenings.
Claysville M L Warden bought a large orchard from N W Heskett at Eyesville. Miss Ethel Monroé and Mrs Alma Cowgill were in Cumberland. Johnston Foulk and wife visited Zanesville, returning Monday. Joseph Kelly sold about 170 acres to Glenn Hawes, who will take possession soon. Joe Neeland and Crysta Smith visited Byesville. Isaiah Brothers plan to move to Akron this week. Irvin Martin moves to Brothers property to run the farm. Ross McCourt and J J Neeland, carpenters, work at Claude Ringer’s in Cambridge RD 2. J W Neeland went to Dogtown to clerk for Russell and Co. Joe returned Tuesday night seeking other work. John Craig employed at Russell and Co in Dogtown started duties Thursday. J S Burris and wife visited Cambridge. C A Jordan and family were at Cambridge. Elizabeth Watson returned home with teacher Margaret Foster to stay overnight. H A McCandless at Cambridge for repairs on property. Stella Burris and companions formed a fishing party Tuesday night. the darkness hindered the fish sighting.
Quick relief from catarrh with Hyomei treatment. A few drops in the pocket inhaler soothe nasal and chest irritation, kill germs, and improve overall health. The outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottles at 50 cents. Brenan & Wilson and druggists nationwide.
Winterset reports schools closed last Thursday with normal class work and teacher commendations. Ongoing social visits include Mrs FE Baker in Cambridge and Hartford, Postmaster Bonnet and O V Gattrell to Zanesville, and Dr H L Stewart with the Nicholses visiting relatives. Thomas Moore buys a car and plans an auto line to Cambridge. Ray McCracken leaves teaching for Adena employment.
New Concord resident Mrs E B Simms of A D 3 returns after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs McFarland of Cambridge and Homer Gillis of Zanesville who visited his parents Mr and Mrs Alex.
Parisian Sage is now sold in American towns with a money back guarantee. The product claims to stop hair loss eradicate dandruff and rejuvenate the scalp within two weeks. Brenan and Wilson in Cambridge act as agents offering the guarantee and a 50 cent bottle through druggists nationwide.
William Fowler was dismissed. J R Hope of the Hope Blair Huston Company visited Gallion Colorado on Monday in the interests of his firm.
The report lists receipts and expenditures for Guernsey County Ohio for the fiscal year ending August 31 1912. It covers General County Purposes including taxes and fines, trust funds for local divisions, and detailed expenditures such as bridges buildings officers salaries and charitable support with totals for receipts 133361.79 and expenditures 124523.41. It notes funds allocated to state local school districts townships cities and villages and includes certification by Auditor W D P D ESEL M.
C H Grant of Peoria Illinois credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing kidney and bladder trouble. He suffered backache fatigue and floating specks before quick improvement by the third day and complete relief after continued use. He recommends the remedy as a tonic with fast results.
Jno Bernt of Tell Wisconsin testifies the medicine has served his family for five years, yielding satisfaction and cures for coughs and colds. He praises its pleasant taste and non addictive nature for children, urging no substitutes. Ad by Sutton & Oshe. Ady. Wa
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