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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
7
Local notes report a promising bumper crop for white and red clover boosting honey yields for Pennyroyal residents. Community events include a Pennyroyal reunion, Mothers Day plans, school examinations, a proposed electric railroad, and numerous small town visits and trades across Cambridge, Middlebourne, and surrounding farms.
The ad promotes RHEUMA as a 50 cent remedy for rheumatism arthritis gout lumbago and sciatic pain. It claims rapid uric acid removal within hours and asserts thousands have regained mobility with cane and crutch disposal. Money back guarantee offered by Brenan & Wilson.
Joseph W. Neland visited Zanesville on business. Westland Township High School under C Hart Monroe closed a six months term with 45 volumes added to the library bringing total to 175 volumes. Music teacher J C Steele also concluded his term.
Salesville Rodney Bates purchased the U B parsonage of this place. John Stewart and family from Love City spent a day with relatives near this place. Dr Lawrence of Quaker City visited W C Rose’s home west of town. Mrs Charles Grandstaff of Newark is visiting her mother A E Little west of town. James Law of near Mt Ephraim stayed with his parents north of town. Rev L B Rose and family from Barnesville stayed at their old home west of town. Immersion at Gibson Station Sunday attended. Ama Moore of Quaker City returned home after a week with Robert Bates west of town. Mrs Patterson Foraker remains in poor health.
The funeral for Mrs John Boden was held Saturday May 1 in Fairview. She and her husband lived in the town for years before moving to Cambridge to be with their children. Her husband preceded her by eight months. Surviving children mourn the loss. Friends and relatives gathered, and Mrs J B Giffee of Barnesville attended the service. Marjory Johnson, ill recently, shows improvement with care from Miss Price at Keenan’s hospital.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed hair tonic from Brenan & Wilson costing 50 cents. It claims to transform dull hair in two weeks or money back, and to banish dandruff and itching with a guaranteed result or refund. The packaging features a girl with Auburn hair.
Antrim residents plan a Demorest Contest silver medal event at the U P church on May 8 with admission ten cents. Messages describe visits by Mrs Ella Johnston, Mrs Belle Swaim, and others, upcoming sermons May 11, concerts May 23, and many locals traveling to Cambridge and Pleasant City for events and exams.
New Concord Pittsburg resident Dr. McKnight will lecture Tuesday evening in the new auditorium on the Book of Jonah. Several local residents are noted visiting friends and family across nearby towns including Cambridge and Lawrenceburg. Interments and illnesses are reported, with Mrs. Wm Lindsey dying at home in Sabbath evening.
Benton Linn and Mrs Linn returned Monday from Columbus where Mrs Linn underwent surgery at Grant hospital performed by Dr J F Baldwin. A large fibroid tumor was removed on Saturday and she is recovering well.
Crowd at a May 5 demonstration in Trafalgar Square, led by James Kier Hardie, clashes with police as mounted and foot units push back rioters. Suffragists clash over plinth speeches with banners raised and arrests made while moods turn violent and scattered rescues occur.
Mrs Frank Henderson left Tuesday for a visit in Marietta. Mr and Mrs George Berry of Marietta returned home Tuesday after a visit with Cambridge relatives.
The Hebrews in Germany speak German with a unique dialect called Yiddish a form of Yudisc printed Yiddish shows German roots in Hebrew script. Practical Ventilating Hint advises thorough home airing in winter and summer noting a method using cheesecloth strips across window openings to allow fresh air without drafts.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a permanent remedy for backache bladder weakness and rheumatism caused by inactive kidneys. It claims the product reaches root causes, cleanses filtering cells, neutralizes uric acid, and strengthens kidneys to filter poisons from blood. It promises rapid, lasting relief after a few days of use and offers a money back guarantee through druggists.
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