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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
4
A vintage advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal purifier and strength builder for the blood and body. It claims to cure many diseases from pimples to rheumatism, citing 40,000 testimonials over two years. Available in tablets and liquid, 100 doses for one dollar.
Guernsey County teachers ex aminations will be held the first Saturdays each month with Boxwell exams on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Boxwell commencement is the last Saturday of June. Meetings occur in Cambridge Oba. Examinations start 8:30 a.m. Pres W G Wolfe Quaker City O Vice crescents H L Cash Byesville G Clerk G E Bell Cambridge O.
Pensioned at 350 per month Francis M Berstler of Love City Road 1 listed with P T Suitt as agent. Born May 4 1906 to Mr and Mrs H W Johnson of Cambridge Ohio. Deputy clerk R G Ferguson named in Cambridge post office. Reverend J W Thompson moves from Newcomerstown to Barberton. C W Wessels brings thirty five horses to Cambridge-Byesville Driving Park. Local family in Guernsey County reports multiple sudden illness deaths among Geo Marlatt’s children. cause undetermined as physicians seek answers.
May report from Columbus bases the wheat and livestock outlook on township returns. Wheat condition at 105 percent of average with minor Hessian fly damage. oats area down 66,715 acres from last year. berries at 92 percent of average. Livestock losses light. pastures good and pigs harmed by March cold.
Funeral services for John Scott were held Sunday at his East Gaston Avenue residence at 1 pm. Dr. McFarland Rev. Hayes and Dr. Milligan led the rites with a select quartet singing hymns. Pallbearers included Baxter Williams Forseth Mehbafies Murray Kirkpatrick Brown and Ames. The body was placed in Kirkpatrick vault in South Cemetery awaiting the Scott vault completion.
Among eastern Ohio mines announced to resume operations under the 1903 scale are Locust Grove mine near Coshoc to employ 100 men, Lorain Coal and Co three mines with 1400 workers, and Belmont Coal Co three mines with 1000 workers.
Multiple docket items including divorce action Albert Sickles vs Maggie Sickles for extreme cruelty. attachments and judgments against John W Acton and H F McDonald. estates and guardianships in Probate Court. marriages of Samuel B McCulley with Anna B Morrow and others. grand jury foreman John W Barton and talesmen listed. court bailiff appointed. numerous rows of asset sales and settlements noted.
The B and C railroad begins summer work to build a 40000 yard classification yard and double track from Cambridge to Nore City. Three special trains, two work trains and one with a steam shovel, arrive from Newark to aid the project. The scale house will be moved from the 9th Street crossing to Mineral Siding due to nuisance and space needs. A daughter was born Friday May 4 1906 to Mr and Mrs Ward Johnson of Wheeling Avenue.
An 19th century ad promotes Halts Catarrh Cure claiming deafness stems from nasal catarrh. It asserts a guaranteed remedy from a secret formula with testimonials and a price offer, urging readers to mail for treatment. The copy warns of permanent hearing loss if untreated.
An airship inventor who recently sailed the first airship over New York candidly cites its flaws and states that 16 cannot be adapted for passenger travel or express service. He suggests the era of practical flying machines remains distant and endorses Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach ailments, praising its 50 year history of use.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each bottle. Price 25 cents.
Capt A A Taylor of Guernsey National Bank holds an original poll book and tally sheet from the Camp Sorghum election in November when Lincoln won a second term. The papers belong to Major George B Fox of Cincinnati. Also named are R W Anderson, a prisoner with Taylor.
H D McCulloch of O M U Columbus visits his mother Mrs S E Mc Culloch in Love City and stays with his brother Attorney A R Mc Culloch before returning to Columbus. He will graduate from the university on May 8.
Five area schools Bart Sherrard Slaughter Hill Rock Hill and Pleasant Valley will join in a spelling contest Thursday evening May 10 at the Pleasant Valley school house. Gillespie and McCulley will award 42 in prizes and a fine office chair to the winning school.
Under law a man bitten by a mad dog may have his treatment bill paid from the county rabies fund at the discretion of County Commissioners. The payout is limited to a fixed amount and the first claimant presenting the bill qualifies for aid.
An advertisement touts Green Seal products including Green Seal Spread and Liquid Paint claiming superior coverage and value. It highlights Hanna's Lustro-Finish as the finest for doors and woodwork and urges customers to choose Green Seal for house painting to ensure quality and profit.
A claimed cure for piles offers itching blindness and bleeding relief with a drugstore money back guarantee if it fails to cure after a stated period. The notice references a depicto period and a refund policy.
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