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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
3
Cincinnati authority warns against cutting corns due to danger of lockjaw and blood poisoning. A drugstore quarter ounce of freezone sells cheaply and can remove corns or calluses by drops applied to the sore area, drying quickly and lifting the corn root with little or no pain.
A Cambridge man credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending years of stomach trouble after taking the preparation for two years. He avoided surgery recommended by three doctors and reports daily gratitude as the remedy allegedly clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in the digestive tract. One dose will convince or money refunded, J. J. Wilson drug store.
Caldwell resident Miss Jessie Wentworth visits with the Wentworths while Cambridge trips anchor a busy weekend. Shoppers and visitors from Newark to Camp Sherman mingle through Pleasant City and Claysville as families announce new moves and births near New Concord. The Valley Township high school commencement program is revealed with orchestra acts and a class address by Judge W H Gregg.
Tex Lloyd, winner of a southwest international race by four marks over thirty five competitors, has challenged any roller skater in the United States. In the Follies he performs the bullet spin with three hundred revolutions on toe skates in one minute, and audiences are urged to see him Wednesday evening.
Increase in War Savings Stamp sales at the local post office with Cambridge rural carriers showing high activity. Rural route patrons are urged to buy stamps from their carriers to credit the sale to him. Mies Helen Mitchell and Elma Baxter, Muskingum college students, returned Monday after weekend at home.
Movable hog houses suited to new farmers and pig clubs provide shelter from sun and storm and can be moved between fields. The article details a 5 by 6 feet A shaped hut with runners, floor, and side rails, plus ventilation options and a door of 22 by 36 inches. Lanterns above the crib aid warmth during farrowing in severe weather.
Proper housing boosts hog production by reducing feed use and losses from exposure, especially with early spring litters. Circular 102 from the office of the secretary of agriculture explains two inexpensive designs: the box shaped and the A shaped movable hog houses.
A historical note details required materials for a shaped hog house. It lists total length in feet, board feet for 16 sides back and floor, 16 battens, a framework, guardrail saddleboard, runners, 144 feet of batten, three poles, and necessary walls.
Noble county prepares its next quota of five volunteers for the draft. named workers are Moses Paul Horton Ellsworth Clifford Keyser Virgil Davis Carlos Henry Figley and Ray Ellison. they will meet at 2 50 p m Friday May 10th and entrain at 8 08 a m Saturday morning.
The SENECAVILLE column lists honor roll members including Sumner Corwin Camp Green N C Howard Brokaw Camp Sherman Donald Brokaw Somewhere in France Veil Hart Ft Oglethorpe Ga John H Mahoney Camp Sherman Thomas and Harry Price Somewhere in France Corporal Horace Dean Somewhere in France Howard Gardner U S Marine Corps Paris Island 8 Clarence Strong Camp Sheridan Sergeant George Stranathan Ft Riley Kino English Somewhere in France William B Adams Camp Sherman John L Ramsey Somewhere in France Clifford A Pennell Camp Sherman plus residents visiting relatives and local travel notes Adali Riggs and Carrie Nelson moved to Akron for work Miss Edna Sigman and Miss Carnes visited with the Sigman family Mrs Herald Day visiting her parents in Leechburg Dewey Yoho and wife and Mrs Grant Yoho visited Kennsburg and relatives James Harding family Mrs Anna Matheney Mr Roller and Mrs Kate Delong called on Don Pennell family Dr Craig and James Davidson attended lodge in Cambridge Grant Yoho Isaac Hague and wife John Gaither and family visited Camp Sherman Mrs Annas Wyscarver visiting her parents Will Hutchison Dwight Moorehead and wife visited Cambridge Mansel Millhone and wife Union prayer service at M B church Thursday and Saturday at 730 Mother's Day observed at churches here Sunday
Medical authorities link worry to digestive disorders affecting the whole body. B. B. Hayward of Una dilla Ga reports Foley Cathartic Tablets give quicker relief than anything tried, easing biliousness bad breath bloating gas indigestion and constipation with no griping nausea. J I Wilson's drug store.
An old health advisory warns that excess gastric acid causes acid indigestion with gas and bloating. It warns against ordinary remedies and recommends Bisulated Magnesia as a safe, inexpensive cure taken after meals to neutralize acid and relieve symptoms.
A reader from Rocky Mount North Carolina argues that everyday housework is the hardest task and overwork harms the kidneys. The letter praises Foley Kidney Pills for notable relief and notes a local drugstore carry.
George D. Dugan announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Guernsey County Prosecuting Attorney. The primary is Tuesday August 13, 1918. WATSON H., GREGG, Jan. 18-tf.
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