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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
6
Classified page notice from Byesville desk describing submission rules and deadlines for Jeffersonian Want Ads. Rates listed: four lines three times 25c, 2c per extra line. business readers billed 2c per line. States ads reach 5,500 educated families daily and is prepared by Edith Long.
A two story frame residence with slate roof is for sale at $700 with $300 down and easy terms. It has gas lighting, a well, and fuel. described as a solid home with good construction and not a ruined shack. Propositions for sale across the city. Apply to W R Dougherty, Fifth floor, Central National Bank Building.
Moderate priced home offers No 25 Wise furnace in working order and gas throughout. Includes hall parlor dining room kitchen pantry, three bedrooms up, inside and outside cellar, slate roof, ample presses, cistern, first class repairs. Three minutes from Court Square. Price 1900. Apply W R Dougherty Fifth floor Central National Bank Bldg. Both phones. 8-12.
A family physician notes many women seek help for female trouble but improve when treated for kidney and bladder issues. Foley's Kidney Pills are promoted as the best safe remedy for backache, fatigue, aching joints, irregular kidney and bladder action, and nervousness. Mrs Clark Valentine and daughter Louie visited friends in Zanesville Tuesday.
Advert says Bucklen's Arnica Salve treats skin diseases burns bruises and boils and reduces inflammation. J T Sossaman News publisher Cornelius NC credits one box with aiding a serious skin failment after other remedies failed. Price 25e and recommended by Neilly Co Cambridge CC Heiner Byesville.
In Boston the Washington team beat Boston 5 to 3 with Engle, Johnson, Ainsmith, O'Brien and Cady contributing. In New York Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 3 with Plank, Thomas, Fisher, Klepfer and Sweeney noted. Standings show Phila 13 3 .813, St. Louis 9 12 .429, Wash 11 4 .783, and others. no games scheduled for New York.
Baseball results show Philadelphia and Brooklyn hosting NL games. New York defeated Philadelphia 93 to 80 with Alexander and Killifer contributing standout performances, while Brooklyn beat Boston 72 to 73 with Curtis Ragan Miller Erwin James and Whaling among the notable players.
Druggist C Lower of Marion endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the best throat and lung medicine. He cites it curing his wife’s bronchial cold when other remedies failed. The product is advertised as a home doctor for cold bronchial throat and lung coughs with a $1.00 price. Neilly & Co Cambridge and Heiner Byesville guarantee it.
The weather bureau bulletin predicts warm spots in the east and fronts in the northwest and Rocky Mountain country. It says generally fair and warm early in the week in eastern states, with unsettled weather by Wednesday and local rains thereafter. Frequent showers are expected first half of the week in the central valleys and southern states, while plains and Rocky Mountain regions remain generally fair for several days.
A Auburn New York man with kidney and bladder pain treated himself with Foley's Kidney Pills and reports a permanent cure after a year with no recurrence. J A Farmer endorses the remedy and recommends it for kidney and bladder issues. Also notes Ada Heidelbach visited Cambridge friends.
An ad touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for colds croup bronchitis and pneumonia risk in children and adults. It includes customer testimonial from L Poole Omaha and notes no constipation or opiates.
President Wilson delays federal action on the California Japanese matter until Secretary Bryan arrives in Washington to brief the president. Viscount Chinda offers no comment as Governor Johnson weighs signature on the anti Japanese measure viewed by Japan as discriminatory.
In Sacramento on May 6 the Senate refused action on Senator Bush’s bill taxing Japanese fishermen $100 for annual licenses, citing a possible treaty violation. Senator Kehoe noted the treaty promises equal taxation for Japanese subjects and American citizens. Assemblyman Johnston’s similar bill has cleared the Assembly, while Senate leaders remain uncertain on next steps.
The lower house approved a bill forbidding aliens who have not declared intent to become citizens from holding title to real property. The measure, more stringent than California’s act, was sent to the senate with prospects for early passage.
Dr. J R Mott, World Y M C A leader, returned from a seven month orient tour and warned against alien land legislation. He said Japan is in tumult and radical meetings prevail as retaliation is preached, urging the U S to maintain friendly ties with Nippon.
President Wilson's supporters celebrate a New Jersey caucus vote approving the compromise jury reform measure. A telegram from Trenton announced the caucus backed the plan agreed in Jersey City last Friday. The move is seen as a foretaste of final victory in his reform push following his Jersey City speech.
Washington May 6 Congressman Lewis J. Martin a Democrat from New Jersey collapsed and died in the Washington terminal waiting room from apoplexy. Coroner Devitt issued death by apoplexy and the body was turned over to the Sergeant at Arms. In New York May 6 115 year old Mrs Anna Kegarff says she avoids glasses and reads any type and urges others to eat often for longevity.
Ithaca May 6 head coach Charles Courtney dropped a varsity crew member after learning he married E. W. Pollard. The action targets a married rower affecting the team lineup.
The piece lauds the president’s secretary as a capable officer and surgeon. It notes his army service and credit from Taft for saving his life in the Philippines. It highlights his leading role in Dayton Ohio flood recovery and his commendable performance.
In Canton Ohio on May 6 a movie film exploded at the Orpheum theater sending about two hundred people into panic. Ten year old Leland Blanchard and eleven year old Virgil Maxwell were among boys who leaped from the balcony to be caught by rescuers including Forest Snyder and two others. Two film operators fainted from smoke.
Mrs. Ella Cunningham of Maryland Ohio traveled from Jersey City to meet a prospective husband she had met by correspondence. She arrived at Erie station in Jersey City on Sunday and waited all day, but the man failed to appear, prompting her to seek help returning home.
Governor Cox approved the Frie bolin bill creating a state industrial commission aimed at guiding the next winter’s minimum wage law. The commission will study data like the Illinois vice commission as it moves toward possible new labor reforms in Ohio.
Governor Cox suspends martial law in Dayton and Montgomery county effective today, stating normal conditions have returned and there is no longer any need for military rule after the floods that began March 24.
Ordinance 1169 authorizes a special front foot assessment of 1275 dollars per front foot on eligible properties along Mast Beatty avenue for a sanitary sewer project. Installments run 1913 to 1922 with annual interest, bonds issued 1915 to cover costs, and penalties for nonpayment. Bonds payable from city revenue, with early cash payments applying to bond principal.
A vintage advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for weak and nervous people. It claims improved energy appetite and vitality by supporting stomach liver and kidneys. Endorsed by Mrs O Rhinevault and retailers Neilley Co Cambridge and Heiner Byesville with prices 50 cents and 1.00.
Local ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a prompt remedy for constipation and indigestion, promising quick relief and restored bowel health. Testimonials from John Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania endorse the product, noting benefits for constipation liver complaint and indigestion. Price listed as 25 cents with recommendations by Neilly & Co Cambridge, Ma Heiner Byesville.
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