Doan’s Kidney Pills Proven Effective by Mrs Myers Testimony
Cambridge resident Miss Margaret Myers reports enduring relief from back pain and kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She says the remedy regulated her kidneys, removed backaches, and provided permanent improvement. Testimony dated September 13, 1904, and reaffirmed recently. Sold by all dealers priced at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
Margaret Myers
Steppenville Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Shively Divorce Case Noted Along With May Court Docket
Court House notices list Josie M. Shively v James W. Shively for divorce on adultery grounds with Rosemond Bell Dugan as attorney. May term opens with Judge McGinnis, various dock entries include minor trustee changes, alimony case settled, and pending motions on liquor law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie M. Shively
James W. Shively
Rosemond
Bell & Dugan
Loftus P. Brill
Batesville
Grace Patton
Cambridge
George Sas
Marie Burlea
Henderson C. Boyd
Virginia M. Henderson
Fairview
Rev
R. A. Elliott
J. H. Dickens
L. R. Steele
A. E. Steele
J. C. Orr
Common Pleas Court
Charles S. Turnbaugh
McGinnis
Caldwell
State of Ohio
Lloyd C. Baker
G. D. Dugan
Guernsey County Humane Society
F. A. Brown
George Stevenson
Lillie Watts
Joseph Watts
Squire L
Reasoner
Schedule Change Affects B and C Trains in Cambridge
A May 25 change shifts B and C trains impacting Cambridge passenger traffic. Train No 9 is discontinued and No 10 runs earlier. No 7 is also discontinued with No 11 taking its place, arriving earlier in Cambridge. The local line to Lore City will extend to Cumberland, and overnight service will be reduced to two night trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Lore City Jy
Cumberland Ld
Ridge
Secretary McAdoo Orders Interest on Federal Bank Deposits
Secretary McAdoo of the treasury department will require all national banks with federal deposits to pay 2 percent interest after June 1. The measure is expected to boost annual cash income by at least one million dollars. The move follows methods used by the Harmon administration and suggests a new era of stricter controls over public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Harmon
Swarming Hordes and Racial Barriers Across the Pacific
A Weekly Enquirer viewpoint warns that millions of alien races near the Pacific coast could overwhelm and erase Western civilization if allowed entry. The piece argues against assimilation and calls for strict barriers, stating this stance should not be seen as unfriendly to China or Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
China
Japan
Weekly Enquirer
Why Knock On Wood Folklore Echoes Through Ages
An old exchange recalls a time when people wandered forests and believed fairy creatures inhabited the woods and streams. Children imagined gray gnomes underground and beautiful undines in the water as part of a long oral tradition.
Whispering vows of sylphs and trees in old pagan custom
The Journal and Messenger recalls a belief where sylphs in the air driads in the trees and dangerous salamanders in fire listen for human vows whispered to the woodland creatures. People tap wood to seek safety, unknowingly copying ancient practices of trusting older peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal and Messenger
Society Shapes Individuals Says Socialist Orator
Guy Strickland argues in a town speech that society forms people and people shape society. He urges self improvement and elevation of character, saying the ballot reflects societal worth and warns against relying on sabotage. He emphasizes individual virtue over policy alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Strickeland
Strickland
Direct Evidence of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Healing a Portsmouth Sore
Mrs. Chas. Bearse of Portsmouth Massachusetts reports a chronic abscess healed after four to seven bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. She claims improved health, appetite, and energy, noting a doctor’s astonishment at the cure and recommending the medicine as a blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bearse
Portsmouth
N. H
Mre
Chas
Vox Populi as the Vox Dei in State Journal
The passage argues that societal improvement comes from improving individuals. It expresses support for socialist, progressive, Protestant, or capitalist ideals as pathways to a better society. The author asserts the Vox Populi should reflect a divine voice guiding state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
State Journal
Cambridge minister praised for reporting crimes to officials
A Cambridge minister faced sharp criticism for highlighting illegal liquor sales. The article argues he acted as a good citizen by investigating and presenting evidence to authorities, contrasting him with officials who failed to act. It cites Mayor Gaynor, District Attorney Whitman, and others to show the duty to report law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Gaynor
New York
Whitman
Sing Sing
Kohler
Cleveland
Karb
Columbus
Turner
President Wilson Recognizes Chinese Republic Amid Ceremony
The formal message recognizing the Chinese Republic drew wide ceremony. The president’s words were fraternal and kind, noting that recognition does not alter citizenship or land laws but marks progress in oriental civilization driven by American schools diplomacy and missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Rumor of Morgan Estate Tax Dodging Probed
The piece discusses a rumored plan by wealthy individuals to use trusts to shift property away from taxable estates. It notes opposition if such a proposal reached J P Morgan and asserts inheritance tax will be paid promptly once assessed, whether 3 or 4 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Holland
Inquirer
Pittsburg April Business Surges in Iron and Steel District
In Pittsburg April business, as measured by the clearing house barometer, broke all records by over 15 percent. The iron and steel industry shows sufficient on the books to keep mills busy for several months at full producing speed without extra orders. Mercantile trade remains excellent and of good volume. Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Post
New York unemployment drops as demand for labor rises
New York Bureau of Labor reports a steady fall in unemployment and sustained growth in industry labor demand. Experts say prosperity remains strong and not threatened by economic policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bureau of Labor
Ohio’s alcohol crisis nears with local repeal plan
Indications point to a looming clash over wet and dry laws in Ohio. Leaders expect a bill to repeal Rose County local option law next winter, triggering a state-wide prohibition counter initiative. After which both sides push for a referendum to settle the issue. Mrs James Smith of Clark street heads to Marietta while Norma Snyder visits relatives in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Assembly
Rose County
Blth
Prosecutor Enos files suits to collect Aiken taxes
Prosecuting Attorney B F Enos filed seven common pleas cases Monday for Guernsey county against owners including Baker Davis Fennerty Lloyds and Gibbs to collect 1910 1911 and 1912 Aiken tax duplicates with interest and costs. County Treasurer L B Linkhorn is plaintiff in each suit and more suits are expected though petitions were delayed by grand jury May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Enos
Common Pleas
Linkhorn
Court House
Enos
Lloyd
Guernsey County
Frank Baker
Catherine B. Davis
John Fennerty
Dennis Fennerty
I. F. Spade
Lloyd S. Linkhorn
John Lloyd
Flora Lloyd
Frank Douglass
Charles Robinson
D. T. Jeffries
Guernsey County, CO
Anna Shrandrick
Andrew Shandrick
J. L. Gibbs
Margaret Gibbs
Death Follows Blood Poison in Ohio Farmer A. C. Carlton
A. C. Carlton, 71, died in Steubenville after a blood poisoning attack. Survived by sons Charles Claude Daniel Leo and daughters Mrs. William Feistcher Mrs. William Stockdale and Miss Anna. Funeral at Trinity Church Zanesville Tuesday at 2 pm with interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Claude Carlton
Wall Avenue
A. C. Carlton
Charles Carlton
Steubenville
Cambridge
Zanesville
Charles
Claude
Daniel
Leo
William Feistcher
William Stockdale
Anna
Trinity
Charles Boyd Killed in Tulsa Oklahoma
A Jeffersonian report from Barnesville says Policeman Robert Boyd learned his brother Charles was instantly killed in Tulsa on Monday last when an engine valve struck him. Charles Boyd, 41, had lived in Cambridge until last November and then moved with his wife and four sons to Tulsa. He previously worked for Street Commissioner Bramhall in Cambridge and was once employed by Contractor Port Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonian
Barnesville
Robert Boyd
Charles
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Boyd
Cambridge
Bramhall
Port Gibson
Boxwell test results at Central school reveal 49 pass
The Guernsey County teachers' examination held in the Central school building saw about 90 applicants. Of 154 tested, 49 passed the Boxwell examination. the Board of Examiners announced the successful names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Fat
Boxwell
Centre School
A. M. Broomall
J. L. Burris
Paul Bell
Hobart Campbell
Raymond Ewing
Merle Bevington
Anna M. Colburn
Lula Cowgill
Mary Campbell
Helen David
Lydia Ewing
Iona
Local Names List Of Area Women Found In OCR Frame
A fragmented OCR line lists Gail B. Fisher Mary Gilles pie Irene Harding Lucy M. Hayes Wilma Lake Olive McKim Pearl Pierce Luella Parry Bessie Stiles Doris Stockdale Audrey Tillett Helen RR Taylor Anabel Tucker Mary Tedrick Margaret Whitaker Elsie H Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frame Gail B. Fisher
Mary Gillespie
Irene Harding
Lucy M. Hayes
Wilma Lake
Olive McKim
Pearl Pierce
Luella Parry
Bessie Stiles
Doris Stockdale
Audrey Tillett
Helen Rr, Taylor
Anabel ‘Tucker
Mary Tedrick
Margaret Whitaker
Elsie H. Wesley
Grand Jury in Session Reports Over 300 Witnesses Called
The May grand jury met Monday morning and plans to stay in session all week, with more than 300 witnesses summoned. A major case expected is the McCoy case from Otsego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Otsego
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Daves
Ty Free Cottlemen & CO
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Hiamin
Cos
Fletcher
Coffin Court
Charles Bearse
Portsmouth, N. H
Castori
Milli
New
Feodag
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
James Smith
Clark Street
Marietta
Norma Snyder
Chas. Boyd
Oklahoma
Duke
Liggett & Myers Duke
Peat Myers
Virginia
North Carolina
Liggett & Myers
Insley
St. Louis, Mo
Pittsburgh
Cate Ta Aa
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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