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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
5
An assortment of patent medicine ads fill the page, toutting Burdock Blood Bitters to purify blood and ward off disease, Dean's Ointment for eczema, Dean's Regulats for constipation, and Dr Thomas Electric Oil for croup. Endorsements claim permanence and quick relief from common ailments.
Eye Nose and Throat specialty practice located at No. 719 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio with office hours from 10 to 12 morning and 3 to 5 afternoon.
Cambridge residents Cam bridge R. D.5 Mary McMullen John Martin and James Grindstaff were elected as delegates to the Sabbath school convention to be held at Pleasant City on May 8. Also notes of social visits, a baseball appointment, weather damage to gardens, a May 18 communion service, and a promotional note for Prof. John H. Satcher on pianos and organs.
Londonderry farmers planted corn amid heavy snow last week while a crowded Republican primary vote drew attention. Local happenings include visits by Cc O Martin and Harry Tuttle to the county seat on legal business and multiple social notes.
Advertisement touts Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as life renewing and health boosting with claims it warms the body and circulates life blood. Sold as tea or tablets for 35 cents.
Court notes May term of common pleas convened on Monday May 4 with John N. McCartney of Cambridge chosen foreman. Several jurors excused and others added. Constables appointed. 70 witnesses to be examined. Numerous cases include divorces, injunctions, partitions, and estate filings in Cambridge proceedings.
Senecaville visitors include J. M. Rainie and son Herbert from California and numerous locals at Cambridge and Columbus events. The town reports rapid improvement with new buildings and sidewalks, a public dance at the opera house, and a school year praised for three students who completed two years of work in one.
Local readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces with internal remedies. The product is claimed to be a regular prescription, not quack medicine, and uses a combination of tonics and blood purifiers.
The Ohio Democratic platform attacks the Republican state machine and Auditor and Treasurer abuses. It calls for primary reform, direct election of US senators at large once possible, and nine foot waterway work on the Ohio River. The party endorses William J. Bryan and expresses sympathy to ex-President Grover Cleveland.
Washington residents face health concerns as William H Baker and Mrs Alta Robe’s son Eugene fall ill. Miss Rizza Shipley restarts Old Orchard mines school after illness. Local primary, school term ends, and Edward Paden dies aged 21 with funeral planned. Presbyterian fundraiser succeeds with donations including Laura Skinner’s $1 bills. church thanks supporters.
Ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as America's most reliable tonic and blood remedy for thirty years. Sells in 35 cent Tea or Tablets via Brooks Sutton.
The Sarchet Music Co promotes piano and organ sales with emphasis on standard makes and lower prices. It lists home pianos from 150 to 250 dollars five octave organs at 35 to 60 dollars six octave organs at 60 to 90 dollars plus accessories and cheap sheet music. The ad invites patronage and notes the store near the public square with a dated April 29 20.
Winterset residents attend the funeral of Ed Paden at his home near Washington last Sunday. Delegates to the Cambridge convention include Joe Hixon Ad Carlisle and J H Lindsey. Marriage of Earl Ford and Belle Hargrave noted. others visit relatives and the sick improve rapidly.
Capt. A. A. Taylor of the Guernsey National Bank, long ill at his East Steubenville Avenue home, rested well last night and was reported slightly improved this afternoon.
Opinion piece praising continued U S relations with Cuba and urging withdrawal to allow Cuba to form its own government. Includes a health advertisement for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming cures for poor appetite indigestion and malaria with a bottle stamp guarantee.
City and county bonds offered free of tax and yielding from four percent to four and a half percent on investment. For details write or telephone at our expense C S Hoskinson 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio.
The San Luis Valley of Colorado is promoted as the cheapest and best irrigated land with prime climate water and soil, claiming no crop failures. Special rates are offered to land seekers with contact for A R Johnson, Local Representative, New Concord Ohio, April 1.
When you are tired from overwork feel listless or languid or when you cannot sleep or eat take Hollieter's Rocky Mountain Tea the greatest American tonic Thirty years the best Price 35 cents Tea or Tablets Brooks Sutton.
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