Peruna Claims Cure For Longstanding Catarrh
A historical notice quotes letters praising Peruna for catarrh relief. David Meekison credits extended use with recovery and belief in eventual full eradication after thirty years. Jacob L. Davis of Galens Missouri also reports cure after twelve bottles. Readers are invited to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.
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David Meekison
Jacob L. Davis
Galens
Stone County
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Visitors and locals mark Cambridge Monday gathering notes
Cambridge area residents and guests fill Monday through Wednesday with social visits and travels. George Williams and wife Annis Hutchison Harman Harding and son Frank Aduddle Edgell Moninger Lawrence Rable Andy Diltey Walter Campbell and wife attend from nearby towns. Several others from Pleasant City Cumberland and Byesville visit relatives, attend funerals, or shop in Cambridge.
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Seneca Velle
George Williams
Annis Hutchison
Harman Harding
Frank Aduddle
Edgell Moninger
Lawrence Rable
Andy Diltey
Walter Campbell
Cambridge
Oo. B. Taylor
Pleasant City
Robert Glass
Cumberland
Robert
Brown
Henry Thompson
Cal Hackney
Salesville
Mary Meighen
Eva Bay
Homer
Norwich
Hiram Thompson
Zanesville
N. Jiank
Lucy Cowgill
Dell Moser
Andy Dilley
Henry Morrison
L. K. Hill
Im. Yaw
Frank Lennox
Pennsylvania
John Moser
Shear
Bernice Scott
Harry Lowry
Stella Trott
Baby
Clyde Basford
Byesville
Isa Rubies
Buffalo
Clarabel Leeper
Hartford
Middletown social notes from Antrim visitors and Cambridge guests
Jolin Hixon and wife of Antrim visited relatives in town on Sunday. Several locals and Cambridge visitors travel for calls, plus a serious accident involving the Parlet family’s son Charles, who was injured and may lose a limb. Other items note church offerings and various visits, with residents returning from California and heading to Massillon for work.
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Jolin Hixon
Antrim
Cambridge
E. T. Gake
Caroline, Bendure
G. F. Henry
E. T. Osborn
Samuel Woodburn
Ere
J. W. Henry
Wilda
California
Nebraska
Chicago
F. T. Hays
Jas. Long
J. W. Parlet
Quaker City
Charles
John S. Black and
Sipece
Thomas D. Edgar
United Presbyter
Wilkinsburgh
Cambridge, Ohio
Edgar
General Assembly of
W. B. Winters
Ken U. Hayes
Rambey
Local Social Notes Include Visits And Meetings
Miss Hattie Sawyer spent several days last week with friends in Cambridge. Miss Mattie and Mrs Lola McCullough were guests of Mim Mae McCullough one day this week. Mt Jermen Missionary Society held a bank offering last Sabbath raising about 9.65 with additional sermons every Sabbath at 7 PM.
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Hattie Sawyer
Cambridge
Mattie
Lola McCullough
Mim Mae McCullough
Mt. Jermen
Samuel Brill
Quaker City
Charles Parret
Middlebourne
Cora Morton
W. F. Morton
Byesville
Turbulent tornado devastates Marquette and area
A terrible morning tornado swept over Marquette Kansas killing twenty four people and injuring thirty five. It destroyed two churches and many homes. The report also notes legal and ministerial updates and obituaries from New Philadelphia and Cambridge Ohio.
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Marquette
Kus
Morniog
Golumbuas
Supreme Court
John T. Norris
Common Pleas Court
Nurris
Springfield
Summer Race Meeting at Cambridge and Byesville Driving Park
Speed program for the Cambridge and Byesville Driving Park Association Summer Race Meeting set for July 4 5 and 6. Purse totals amount to 3100 with multiple events including 230 pace 5 trot 2:16 pace and 1 mile run on July 4 12 and 6.
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Cambridge and
Byesville
Driving Park Association
Driving Park
Dedication planned for Claysville M E church patch
The new M E church at Claysville is set for dedication Sunday with a full program. Events include Sunday School at 8:30, sermon by Rev. C W Smith, platform meeting with visiting ministers, a second sermon by Rev L Mepgure, and an Epworth League anniversary Monday evening.
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M. E
Claysvilles
W. Pattison
C. W. Smith
D. D
The
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
L MepGure
Pitthsurg
Hitler
Epworth League
A, OC
Moreledwe
Cumberland
Claysville High School
Montgomery
Muskingum College
J. J. Jackson
Cambridge
J. Q. A. Miller
Toronto
Local Society Notes From Cumberland Area
Cumberland society items list guests and visits from Scio Chaud Jeratille Hoskingsville Senecaville and Gratton West Virginia. Martha Hamilton and Mrs Dante visit. Epworth League to host a social at James Langley home Tuesday evening. Forsythe of Columbus noted. annual bank offering by Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held Sunday delivering an interesting address.
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G. L. Queen
Scio
Stevens
W. EB
Chaud‘Jeratille
Secrest
Hoskingsville
Harare
Hane Burns
Senecaville
Harry Rethel and
Zavesery
Aguier
Taylor Carr
Woodgrove
Grain and Live Stock Market Prices Across Regions
Chicago cattle prices show good to prime steers at 84.34 to 6.73, cows and heifers from 1.80 to 5.00, bulls 2.75 to 4.70. sheep and lambs range from 4.50 to 6.75, calves around 5.0. western and native lambs noted with varied values. East Coast cattle and sheep outcomes list shipping steers around 5.00 to 9.30, butchers up to 5.75. calves from 5.50 to 6.25. hogs average 5. In New York, cattle and sheep prices show bulls at 2.98, clipped sheep 4.50, lambs 5.75. calves around 6. The market in Cleveland and Wheeling reports fat cattle around 5.00 to 5.50, fat cows 4.0 to 4.50, and heifers near 4.25 to 4.75. Pigs and mixed stock in various locales show general activity with fluctuating prices.
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Chicago
East BR
Torera
Mediur Sa
Hearica
Staga
Cleveland Cole
Cherice Wethers
Kent Yorke
New York
Onsbern
Borges
Roosevelt Homeward Bound From Denver to Chicago
President Roosevelt and party left Denver at daybreak bound for Chicago with cheers from thousands. Denver chamber leaders Temple, McDonald, Speer welcomed him. Senator Patterson and Teller introduced guests. A Denver club membership and a Colorado gold medal honored him at Brown Palace banquet. The toast proclaimed by Chief Justice Gabbert praised the nation.
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Denver
Colo
Roosevelt
Colorado
Chicago
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Temple
McDonald
Speer
Patterson
Teller
Senator Patterson
Menti
Denver Presc
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Brown Palace
James S. Temple
William H. Gabbert
Justice Gabbert
Reciprocity Treaty With Germany Urged by Our Consul
Consul General Mason at Berlin urges a broad amity and commerce treaty to foster reciprocity and protect both nations as German tariffs threaten American trade. He warns against drastic policy that could provoke reprisals and raise bread costs amid protests from large U.S. firms.
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Germany
Berlin
Washington
Mar
Mason
Berin
State Department
Masongaid
State Department Fs
Train Derailment Near Moncton Causes Injuries
Train derailed near Moncton on May 9 after leaving Halifax bound for Montreal and Boston. The Cage Lane Parkie express toppled at Dorchester, injuring engineer White of Moncton who was seriously hurt, while the rest of the crew and passengers escaped unharmed.
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Moncton
Halifax
Montreal
Boston
Dorchester
Hte
White
Riots in Chicago Strike Turn Deadly and Protests Rise
Chicago May 9 conflict flares as three men die and many hurt in a furniture drivers and paint workers strike. Employers claim gains in wagons and business while 250 drivers and 150 paint workers join the walkout. Civic Commission to investigate faces limits on powers and witness summons. Labor leaders press for open sessions and broader inquiry into prior garment worker strikes.
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Chicago
John Fryen
Richard Fryen
John
Albert Embers
William O'Day
Heath & Milligan Company
Furniture Dealers’ Association
Paint Workers of
Heath & Milligan
Teamsters’ Organization
go.Com
Teamsters
Civic Commission
Dunne
Employers’ Association
Dold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Commission
Garment Workers of Montgomery Ward & Company
C. C. Kohblsaat
Master In Chancery
Sherman
Seven Express Companies
Kobtesst
Nasht
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Gatarah
Congressman Meckison
Peruna
Meekison
Peru
Napoleon
Ohio
Louisa Kahn
Love City
R. L. Nelson
Addie Bromley
Lou Hartup
Cambridge Satnday
Bertie Simpson
Selma Gross
S. M. Dilley
Watson Bros
Noble County
Dilley
Sem Harding
Sligo
Julia Tasset
Hell
Saul Gilham
Belmont County
Chrichsville
Daisy Parker
Sugartree
Fanny Grimsky
Freeport
Alexoprietor
Astory
Lee Ely
Wenthem Wriay
Middletown
H. Taylor
Norris
Robt. Ogg
Here
Ollie Bell
Clara Gibson
Massill
H.S. McCullough
Johnson
Harlen Booth
Geo. Booth
Guernsey
Ed. Wilson
J. S. Miller
Fred Bell
Kimbolton
R. D. No
W. L. Mathews
Tommy Lattigen
Lancaster
Bertha Whitis
Kilza Mathews
R. D
Joba
Ps Norris
Buell
Catharine Buell
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas Valley
Augustus Beyer
Frederick Espich
Emma
Mary
Arthur W. Brown
John W. Barry
New Philadelphia Times
Hobson
H. Z Hobson
Dennisup
Ubbio
Mt. Union College
Board of Education
State Board of Examiners
McCulloch
York
Carnes
Carr
Hanna
Pritehard
Win
Vett
Imade
Atal
Claysvile
A. R. Fielder
Arcade Hotel
Blair
Mary Fielder
Fielder
Fielcher
Chief Blair
Mr. Fielder
Wm. St. Clair
Milton St. Clair
Kansas
John Temple
South 8Th Street
E. M. van Cleve
Steubenville
Science Hill
Wheeljog
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Leater
Jeffersonian
Amos
Calawell
Common Pleas
John Lloyd
Andrew Fecho
Robert Hammond
Izzie Rainey
Frank Rainey
Lore City
Fort E. Gibson
George Conner
Waite Conner
Klondike
Conner
Mr. Conner
Frank Thorla
Vear Renrock
Minor Thorla
Newark
American Tribune
Newark News Company
George D. Hiseey
Dickinson
F. W W. Steele
Samuel Lawrence
William
Grand Ridge
Thomas Guyton
Paul Hanna
Columbus College
Casper Enos
Rhinehart
Brushy Fork Baptist
N. D. Cunningham
Quaker Cty R. D
Charles Bell
Tiflis
PAN
Roosevel
Cuicaga
George W Sicks
L. T Wells
Q A Lane
International Company
International Manufacturing Company
Hallwood Cash Registear Company
Hallood Company
Newburgh
Dutches
Walsh
New Windsor
Seeger
Orange County
Japan
Tokyo
Dty
Shafter
Detroit
Midh
T . Shafer
Amalgamated Association of True, Steel and Tis
Shaffer
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