Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache and Sleepless Nights
Cambridge resident Mrs Mary A Allen of 144 South Street testifies after five years that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and urinary troubles, restoring sleep and energy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
Mary A. Allen
South
Th Street
Dolan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Promises Vitality Recovery
Thin blood weakens nerves and muscles and burdens organs like the heart lungs stomach and kidneys. Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills are advertised to enrich blood restore vigor and health and may increase weight while supplying life sustaining nourishment. Sold at 80 cents per box through Neil ley Co Cambridge and other druggists under Buffalo NY maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. We Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Cambridge
Ohio
Neilley & Co
Senecaville Notices and Local Family Happenings
Mrs. Jessie R. Johnson and children visit her husband in Jackson Ohio where he works as a telegraph operator. Attendance at Cambridge events includes M. W. Trott and Helen Kahn. A baby aged 17 months suffered severe burns from spilled boiling water. Birth announced for Erven Lafollette’s son on May 20 1900. Political results from Republicans’ primaries list delegates and central committeemen. Funeral attendance for Mrs Mary A Moser noted with many relatives present. she died May 3 1906 aged 58 years. Details cover church affiliations and survivor information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie R. Johnson
Jackson
Trott
Buffalo
J. W. Keller
Jane ‘Miley
Cambridge
J. M. Geisey
Barnesville
Helen Kahn
John McVicker
W. L. Stewart
M. BR. Parry
Gaston
A. LePage
Noah Wilson
H. G. Campbell
Mark Coe
WW. BR. Spear
H.e.thompsson
Wm. Lowry
J- W. Campbell
Mary A. Moser
J. R. Barr
J.m.brown
John Ferguson
Carrie Ferguson
Yolie
J. B Ferguson
Jemima Grier
Gertrude McClelland
Wheeling
McCleary
Elijah Millbone
Mr. Anderson
Mary Moser
Byesville
Kate Burnworth
Pennsylvania
Julia Walker
Columbus
Col. Ferguson
Love City
Mary Adelaide Ferguson
Senecaville
Shaffer
M. Shaffer
West
Dr. Shaffer
W. M. Moser
M. E. Church
Moser
Presbyterian Church
Ross Sullivan
E. Thompson
Worst eczema doctors ever saw spread rapidly over body
A patient endured three years of severe eczema with limbs and scalp desquamation and general misery. After seeking treatment, condition improved significantly within about two months, though initial care was described as failing.
Marvelous Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Letter from Mrs. R. L. Risley of Piermont New Hampshire recounts a infant eczema case lasting four years, unresponsive to doctors and patent medicines. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and lengthy bathing routines, the child made a full recovery, skin clearing by age four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Risley
Piermont
N. H
Local Social and Visit Notes From Cambridge
Sick List includes Mrs. Martin Smith and Mr. John Baird. Cambridge callers listed: Jake Brower and son Aultman, Beryl Taylor, Jim Combs, Jim Vance, George Peoples and Ottie. John Styles and Ray Wilson of Cambridge spent Sabbath with Olive Wilson. E R Baird employed by uncle. Nelle Parker Sabbath afternoon. George Lanning family visited Milton Wilson. Harry Stiles and Alonzo Lanning traveled to Londonderry for a business trip last Wednesday. Sam Smith hosted a graphophone entertainment Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Smith
John Baird
Cambridge
Jake Brower
Aultman
Beryl Taylor
Jim Combs
Jim Vance
George Peoples
Ottie
John Styles
Ray Wilson
Olive Wilson
Cambridge R. D. No. 10
E. R.baird
Nelle Parker
George Lanning
Milton Wilson
Harry Stiles
Alonzo Lanning
Londonderry
Sam Smith
Reward offered for opium and narcotic detection in Dr Miles remedies
A five thousand dollar reward is offered to anyone who can locate traces of opium chloral morphine cocaine ether or chloroform or derivatives in Dr Miles remedies sold in open market and untampered with. The notice states the remedies cure by nervous system strengthening and invigoration not by weakening nerves and cites testimonials from WM. CROME of Salt Lake City Utah praising Nervine and other Miles products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridg National Hotel
Weist
France
Lansen Growad
France Medical Institute
Bette
Miles
WM. Crome
Salt Lake City
Fairview Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visits
Mr and Mrs B F Sheppard of Cambridge visited relatives here while Gertrude and Jessie Rose stayed with Cambridge friends. Teachers attended Cambridge exams. several applied for certificates at Barnesville. Mrs Mary Kupfer spent Saturday in Cambridge. W F M S met at M E church with Ault and Bowles elected delegates to the Quaker City convention. W C T U met at W L Gleaves home. Clyde Gleaves and E B Shipley chosen delegates to Love City convention. Alice Bratton married Charles Johnson of Cleveland. they will live in Cleveland. Mrs William Frost ill with tonsillitis. Eliza Giffee and Joseph Boyd also listed ill. Surveying for a railroad is under way in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
F. Sheppard
Cambridge
Giffee
Gertrude
Jessie Rose
Barnesville
Mary Kupfer
M. E
Mesdames Ault
Bowles
Lyda
Morrow
W. L. Gleaves
Clyde Gleaves
E. B. Shipley
Love City
Mary Morton
Myrtle Brown
Alice Bratton
Chas, Johnson
Cleveland
William Frost
Eliza Giffee
Joseph Boyd
Birds Run Community Notes and Local Visits
Sunday School convention attendees from Birds Run and nearby towns. Mrs. James Dawson and children returned home after visiting Union county relatives. Local residents shopped in Newcomerstown and visited relatives in Newcomerstown and Cambridge. An ice cream social is planned by the M. K. Sunday School for May 11. Rev. J. M. Wood delivered a Sunday sermon and will speak May 27 at Tl clock. Several residents noted travel, gatherings, and small local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
James Dawson
Union County
L. D. Carruthers
Willis
F. A. Johnson
Newcomerstown
Joseph Haver
Will Brower
Frank Ingram
Hattie
Charlotte Johnson
M. K
J. M. Wood
Forest Worthing
Bertha Barret
Cambridge
Local residents move, trade, and travel noted around Cambridge and New Concord
Cornelius Graysald and Jno S Miller moved into recently purchased properties. J Hamilton bought a fine pony team. Mrs Chas Worthing and Geo Wright moved into new homes. M I Kennedy visited Cambridge on business. Local attendees joined the Bowsell examinations. John Neale visited New Concord with daughters. Mrs Hannah Milner near Antrim called on Daisy Deane who is ill. Mahlon Combs, Frank McCleary and family guests in Cambridge. Jesse Vermillion to move to New Concord. worked at Blackwood grocery. Loren Speck voyaged to Freeport. Alvin Myers suffers heart trouble. Sam Speck plans to move to Vermillion house. John Oxley sold timber to Kelly of Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
John Neale
New Concord
Hal McCleary
Walter Morgan
Hannah Milner
Antrim
Daisy Deane
Mahlon Combs
Cambridge
Frank McCleary
Jesse
Vermillion
Blackwood Grocery
Loren Speck
Freeport
Alvin Myers
Sam Speck
John Oxley
Kelly
Diamond Hearts Play Draws Big Hopewell Crowd
A large audience attended the play Diamond Hearts in Hopewell last Friday evening and greatly enjoyed it. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lawyer and Mr and Mrs Harvey Lawyer of Cambridge attended. Miss Hattie McCullough of North Salem visited Miss Mae McCulley. Miss Myrtle Giffin closed her school at Sherard's. Howard English closed his Hopewell school. J R Bell has been ill. JM Sabin is slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson of Pittsburg spent a week with her parents, then returned home. Miss Charoline Clark of Cambridge visits Jno McCulley and family Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Wilbur
Harvey
Cambridge
Hattie McCullough
North Salem
Mae McCulley
Myrtle Giffin
Sherard’s
Howard English
J. R.bell
JM. Sabin
Charles Thompson
Pittsburg
A. Barnes
Charoline Clark
Jno. McCulley Land Family
Town Notes From North Salem and Nearby Moves
Mrs. Mattie McCartney Wyley of Mt Perry visits relatives here. George Colvin moves from F C McKim’s house to the village. W S Jones begins excavation for a new dwelling in Lown outskirts. Mrs John Bell under Dr Cowden’s care. Craig Thompson closes his winter term of school here last Thursday. R B Moore leaves Tuesday for a Cleveland business trip. Mr and Mrs John M Ewalt of Mt Vernon return home after attending the death of Mrs Ewalt’s father John Scott. Mr and Mrs J S Vermillion of Milnersville in town en route to New Concord to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie McCartney Wyley
Mt. Perry
Perry County
George Colvin
F. C. McKim
Henry
W. S. Jones
Lown
John Bell
Dr. Cowden
Craig Thompson
R. B. Moore
Cleveland
John M. Ewalt
Mt. Vernon
Ewalt
John Scott
J. S. Vermillion
Milnersville
New Concord
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Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
John Frankland
Birds Run
Chicago
Frank Johnson
Henry Wilson
Kimbolton
T. A. Bonnell
Winterset
Ss. W. Lucock
Brice Barthalow
Caine
Cornelius Gray
Geo. Wright
Frank Henderson
M. I. Kennedy
Birmingham
Asberry Neale
Boais
Craigs
Tippecanoe
Monay
Scott
Barn Waterley
the Nation
Ropolis
Europe
America
University of Marvels
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Golor
Menagene
Carlair
Sec. Childrenjander
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Brenan & Wilson's Drug Store
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