Local Notes from North Salem and Cambridge
North Salem Frank Dougherty and wife of Cambridge made a short visit here Sunday. John Mathews moved last week into the L. M. Patterson property. Mrs Jasper Forney of Cambridge visited her parents the Mthds. W. Rh. Mathews Thursday. Miss Florence Davis of Cambridge visits her sister Mrs J Mathews. Mary Brady, in Newcomerstown for two months, returned home Sunday. The Kimbolton Coal Company builds an electric line to their mines and expects power from main line. O R Jones Roy Jones Alex Jones and Don Mathews motored to Senecaville Sunday. John A Gillespie, once ill, not improving. Mr and Mrs Clarence Meeks and Harry Meeks of Newcomerstown visited friends Sunday. Miss Annie Schwyhart visiting sister Mrs W J Pollock. John Millhone and wife near Washington visited his mother-in-law Mrs Jane Miller Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dougherty
Cambridge
John Mathews
L. M. Patterson
Jasper Forney
W. Rh. Mathews
Florence Davis
Mary Brady
Newcomerstown
Kimbolton Coal Company
O. R. Jones
Roy Jones
Alex, Jones
Don Mathews
Senecaville
John A. Gillespie
Clarence Meeks
Harry Meeks
Annie Schwyhart
W. J. Pollock
John Millhone
Near Washington
Jane Miller
Evangelistic Services Begin at Assembly of God
Evangelistic services start Sunday May Sth at the Assembly of God on South Eighth Street in Findlay Ohio led by T K Leonard who is well known in the city. The public is invited to attend and hear him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
South Eighth Street
T. K. Leonard
Findlay
Ohio
Musterole Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
An ad touts Musterole as a mustard-oil ointment for fast easing of sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis and other pains. It claims gentle tingling penetrates to the sore spot drawing out soreness and pain with 60c jars and hospital size at 2.50.
Women Sufferers May Need Swamp Root
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble may not suspect it. Kidney disease can cause back pain headaches loss of ambition and nervousness. Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy and a sample bottle is offered by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, noting Cambridge Daily Jeffersonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Cambridge
Jeffersonian
Rheuma Promises Quick Relief from Rheumatism
An advertisement claims Rheuma kills rheumatic pain, offering rapid relief in two days and a money back guarantee. It cites Judge John Barhorst of Ft Loramie Ohio as a testimonial and urges readers to buy from J J Wilson or any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wilson
John Barhorst
Ft. Loramie
Ohio
Battle on Food Parasites Urges Aid to Farmers
U S Department of Agriculture launches MIS campaign urging farmers to prevent losses from insects plant diseases rodents and other pests. It cites annual U S losses of tens of millions from insects and diseases and hundreds of millions from rodents and predatory animals while promising expanded support and established control methods for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Department pledge to combat pests and assist farmers
The department will vigorously prosecute pest control activities and assist farmers in every feasible way, in cooperation with state extension forces, to control or eliminate these pests.
Mill Promotes Spring Gardens for Workers in South
A Calhoun Falls mill posted a Civil War era urging to grow food gardens and prevent privation. The plant offered free seeds, five prizes for best gardens plus three special prizes, and would plow plots and supply meat and fertilizer at nominal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Calhoun Falls
S. C
Beans and Peas and Peanuts Key to Food Program
The U S Department of Agriculture urges expanding beans and peas in adapted regions for food value and trade. Soybeans and peanuts should grow to supplement beans and peas as human food oil and animal feed. Last year leading states increased beans to 15.7 million and peanuts to 60.2 million bushels, with promise of further absorption. peanuts’ oil aids shortages, while soybeans and peanuts serve as forage crops and wheat substitutes in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Garden needs in 1918 urge local production growth
The article urges expanding market gardens near large consuming centers to meet community needs and reduce long distance transport. It calls for more home gardens for family use and storage, and increased commercial production of perishables where transport and market facilities are available.
Cambridge Shoppers and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Buffalo residents joined Cambridge shoppers Friday led by Joe Watts and Harry Secrest among others. Weekend social calls spanned Greenbrier Byesville Pleasant City and Glencoe with visits to relatives and friends in Caldwell Summerfield and Zanesville.
Dr G G Mallett Caldwell Physician Dies At 55
Funeral services for Dr. G G Mallett Caldwell physician aged 55 who died Friday at his home of organic heart trouble were held Monday at his residence conducted by Rev William Starkey. Burial was in Olive cemetery. Survived by wife and two children with several relatives mentioned among local attendees. The article notes his recent partnership at Cleary Mallett and lists numerous local names and activities surrounding the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Mailett
Caldwell
William Starkey
Olive
Mallett
Cleary-Mallett Partnership
Leonard Warren
Lancaster
Harry
Catherine Artman
Mary Rose
Edna Pryor
Helen MecAlley
Mary McLeod
Aura Brown
George Hutcheson
Bolin Barnhouse
George Cleary
Ernest Erb
Chester Ryan
James Walter Bryan
Gary
Indiana
Nora Margaret Noll
Enoch Township
J. B. Deink
Ethel Morris
Alice Davis
Pansy Archer
Irene Stewart
H. L. Bates
Lela
Cumberland High School
Caldwell High
Barnhouse
Emma James
Mabel Johnson
Margaret Everly
Dot Cale
Lola Barnhouse
Byesville
Sutton
Zanesville
G. G. Mallett
Dan
Foster
Main Street
Dwight Guerin
Newark
Owen Wade
Sarahsville
Orval Pryor
Antrim Residents Attend Summer Gatherings and Local School News
Antrim residents Miss Ference and Roxie Johnston, teaching in Marion, visit home for summer. Anna Bell Tutt visits from Zanesville. Several locals host or visit kin, attend normal schools, and travel to Cambridge and Athens. The Madison township high school holds its second annual commencement with a James Joyce address, Prof. LaChat orchestra, and a service flag presentation at the United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ference
Roxie Johnston
Marion
Anna Bell Tutt
Zanesville
Rizza Shipley
Old Washington
C. W. Stockdale
Alex. Warner
Dean Warner
Edward Johnson
Virginia Rose
Detroit
Warner
Johnston
James Joyce
Cambridge
LaChat
Madison Township
Stamm
Stilts
Quaker City
Blair Davidson
Coast Artillery
Stiles
FE. M. Giffin
U. P
McBride
Giffin
Sam Dean
Alliance
Otto
William Grandy
Sim Aultman
Wheeling
Bert Dean
Flushing
Alice Warner
Marie Warner
A. E. Peterson
Archie Reed
Jamestown
N. Y
Devno Dean
A. R. Phipps
Florence
Thomas Tulip
S. L. Madden
Harry Combs
Akron
Lyde Boyd
Senior Class Picnic Planned After Meeting
The Senior class agreed to take a one day vacation Wednesday and hold a picnic and fishing party at Salt Fork. About 85 members will attend if the weather stays favorable. Classes receive a day off before summer’s end for planned picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Fork
Richman Bros. to Exhibit Spring Suits at Hotel National
L Komito of Richman Bros. Co Cleveland announces a two day showing at Hotel National on May 1 and 2 featuring a full line of spring and summer suits and top coats all priced up to 14.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Komito
Richman Bros. Co
Cleveland
Hotel National
Six Thousand Dollar Prizes in War Savings Contest
War Savings chairmen announce local prizes supplement the 25 capital prizes from the Ohio War Savings Division for a school children campaign on War Savings and Thrift Stamps. Prizes include a Overland car, piano, diamond ring, ponies, and books, with top seller in each county receiving a special medal. Governor Cox to present capital prizes in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio War Savings Division
Department of Public Instruction
Cox
Capital
War Savings
Midland Mutual Life Insurance Company
Overland
Willys Overland Company, Inc
Toledo
O. ‘Chase
Upright Plano
A. K. Chase Plano Company
Norwalk
H. C. Godman Shoe Company
Chimine Hall
Hersenede Hall Clock Company
Cincinnati
Charles D. Cussins Company
North Third Street
Sonora Phonograph
Sonora Phonograph Sales Company
New York
N. Y
Ohio Retail Jewelers’ Association
Dunlap Pony Company
Greenfield
Hanson-Bellows Sunle« Company
Chicago
Home
Ginn & Company
Webster's New International Dictionary
Miami Cycle and Manufacturvg Company
Middletown
Princeton
W. H. Mullins Company
Salem
Barnes Callens Studios
Scott-Foresman Company
Ill
Oho
Robinson Brothers
Plain City
Welles Brothers Publishing Company
American Book Company
Z. L. White Company
Walter L. Lillie
Walrus
M. C. Lilley & Company
D. L. Auld Company
Comparison of Bonds and Soldiers Hardships in War Time
The passage urges readers to remember the soldiers in Flanders who endure mud, hunger, damp sleeping holes, gas masks, and freezing water. It argues supporters should not object to buying War Savings and Thrift Stamps to honor those sacrifices.
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Flanders
Stars Visible From a Well A Myth Unmasked
Popular Science Monthly notes Aristotle-era belief that stars appear in daylight from deep wells has no foundation. Baron Humboldt, who studied mines worldwide, found no evidence supporting it, and the notion has been thoroughly debunked, yet absurd ideas persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aristotle
Baron Humboldt
Popular Science Monthly
Nerv-Worth praised by Bell Telephone worker in ad
A Bell Telephone worker touts Nerv Worth in a testimonial that credits the tonic with curing a two month nervous breakdown and digestive troubles. The notice lists MartInsburg West Virginia druggists and local stores selling the product with a dollar back guarantee and dates April 30 to May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Shepherd
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bell Telephone Company
W. H. Hall
E. Martin Street
Brenan‘s
Cambridge
Dickens
Byesville
Tope’s
Quaker City
van Sickle’s
Kimbolton
Cambridge Woman Claims Diet Cabbage and Sausage Heals
A Cambridge woman praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cured diverse ailments after doctors advised surgery. The ad touts cabbage and sausage as safe dieting and promises a money back refund after one dose from J. J. Wilson's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
United States
Mayr
J. J. Wilson
Dugan Gregg Bid for Guernsey Prosecuting Attorney Nomination
George D. Dugan announces candidacy for Guernsey County Prosecuting Attorney on the Republican ticket at the upcoming primary to be held Tuesday August 12 1918. Watson H. Gregg also seeks the nomination with filing dates January 17 and January 18 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
George D. Dugan
Watson H. Gregg
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Salem
Evangelistic Services
Bickroon Laboratory
Philadelphia
Special Information Service
Buffalo
Joe Watts
Harry Secrest
F. LaFollette
Wm. Patterson
Howard Doty
Crooksville
Jake Dudley
Marjorie
Greenbrier
L. F. Dudley
Beatrice Brown
Macksburg
Fran. Moss
Anderson
John Siddle
Joe Elliott
William Atchison
Calvin Doty
George Hively
Pleasant Cay
R. T. Riggle
Hope
New Concord
Laughlin
Derwent
Wes Anderson
Alfred Anderson
Cumberland
John Kirkbride
Carl
Chester Wilson
Sam Williams
Orr Williams
Pleasant City
Ira Hall
Harold Hackney Ane
Join Ghent
John Batchick
Pittsburgh
Cale
J. M. Oliver
Owen Daniel
Kei! Coulter
Kr. O. Archer
Belle Valley
Martha Cooper
Milford Weekley
Lewis Cooper
Chas. Orr
M. A. Hall
James Danford
Alonzo Danford
John Leyshon
Summerchild
Grace Archer
Kattie Archer
Ethel Pryor
Pearl Tilton
Athens
Robert Kirkpatrick
Dennison
John Calland
Sarah
J. A. Okey
Dewey Wade
Glenwood
Preasant City
Vivian MacFerran
Dr. Murray
Summerfield
Prof
Flint
Dexter City
Antrim
W. S
Ile
Bell Telephone
Turner Avenue
Cambridge, Ohio
Bell
P.L. Baker
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