Campaign notes on reformers and graft in Ohio politics
The piece rails at corruption in Ohio and nationwide. It cites Noble county political clashes led by Jess Harris against Walter D. Gailbert, urges voters to elect lawmakers who expel officeholders and reform the State House, and condemns equitably, banks, and graft while calling for transparency and accountability. It also critiques the Panama Canal debate and rail competition, and urges honest public service.
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Republican
Noble County
Walter D. Gailbert
Columbus
Switzerland of America
Jess Harris
Leader
Gilbert
Guilbert
Evers
A Living Monument to Dr Miles Heart Cure Success
Letters from patients cured of heart disease describe dramatic recoveries after using Miles Heart Cure. The testimonials credit relief from shortness of breath, palpitations, and chest pain, with promises of benefit from the first bottle. The Miles Medical Co. backs the remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Mathie
Re J. i Bowman
Lebanon Democrat
Nasaville
Tenn
Miles Medical Co
Eikhart, Ind
Nerve Pills Advertised For Women’s Health
An advertisement touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for female maladies and nervous exhaustion. It cites Mrs. John Batley of Penn Yan New York praising improvements in nerves heart action and sleep. Pills priced 50 cents per box sold by Neilley & Co Cambridge Ohio and Buffalo dealers.
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A. W. Chase
John Batley
Jackson Sts
Penn Yan
A. W. Chase’ Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
M. D
Neilley &Co
Capbridge
Ohio
A. W. Chane
Acura
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A.W. Chase
All Desiers
A.W
Ohio platform calls for honesty and graft crackdown
A call for a comprehensive platform across city, county, and state levels in Ohio emphasizes honesty in office. It urges end to graft and strict law enforcement, arguing that people uniting to demand these reforms will bring them about.
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Ohio
Rumor Buoyed Russia in Imminent Naval Conflict Claim
Reported by distant newspaper correspondents, Russia is favored to win a potential clash with Japan. The text notes such judgments are intuitive guesses not based on verifiable fact, while the world awaits any actual confrontation.
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Russia
Japan
Washington City
Chicago
Roosevelt
Philadelphia rebels against graft and gas plant deal
In Philadelphia the mood against municipal graft grows as residents oppose a proposed seventy five year lease of the gas plant to a syndicate for a nominal rent. The piece notes national concern with public robberies and quotes a Erie county venue issue linked to bank wrecker Eugene M. Georger, highlighting fear and hostility toward the accused.
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Philadelphia
Eugene M. Georger
German Bank of Buffalo
Erie County
Helil
Georger
Young Men for Presidents and Stomach Bitters Praise
The piece advocates for young presidential candidates and lauds Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for half a century of use. It claims the tonic cures poor appetite sleep problems fatigue and various stomach liver bowel and kidney disorders, asserting it promotes health and energy. It ends with a user testimonial about taking Hostetter's.
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Hostetter
Hestetier
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles and Medical Claim
An advertisement-like item claims a guaranteed cure for piles with promising timelines of relief in 6 to 14 days. It mentions Druggists refund policy if Ciniment fails and offers a post-paid distribution via Paris Medicine in St Louis Missouri. Also notes a Cambridge sighting of George Linn Esq. and a quotation about two types of Americans in publishing and bookmaking.
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Paris
St. Lois
New School Superintendent Elected By Cambridge Board
A Cambridge school board meeting chose J. M. Carr as superintendent on the first ballot, with H. Z. Tubson 3, J. M. Carn 1, and L. York 1 votes. Salary set at 1500, up from 1000. The vote reflected strong public interest and opposition to commercial banking influence on schools, with criticism of the American Book Trust and local political factions.
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Cit Suhool Board
A. BR. McCulloch
J. M. Carr
HH. Z. Tubson
Deablaon
J. M. Carn
L. &. York
Barnesville
Hla. Lind
Kent
CK. M. Marry
Yakimah City
Washington
American Shool Book Trust
York
Carr
Commercial Bank
Cambridge
Fat as Cure for Scrofula and Consumption
A historical note explains scrofula in children and consumption in adults as diseases of thinness. It links poor blood to these illnesses and promotes fat intake, especially cod liver oil, as the healthiest source of fat to overcome them.
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Scott
Scott's Emulsion Ad at Pearl Street
An old advertisement for Scott's Emulsion by Scott & Bowne, chemists at 409-415 Pearl Street New York. The snippet notes a price of 5 dollars and mentions allergies as a potential context or benefit. Includes product branding and address.
Cambridge Ohio sewer extensions bid request in 1965
Sealed proposals are invited by the Cambridge Ohio Board of Public Service for supplying all material and labor to extend sanitary and storm sewer systems. Bids due noon June 12, 1965, with quantities including 321 feet of 20 inch pipe and other sizes, plus rock and concrete work, drawings, and contract forms available from the city engineer.
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Board of Public Service
Cambridge
Ohio
Towit
Simeon
Chas
Blair
Stoey
Li.dewier
Dee
Board of Public Services 7
Ube
Tanna
Prest
Cha
F. Blair
Leo’s
M. Hog
Denison Triumphs In Collision With Ohio State At Columbus
Denison University at Granville Ohio, led by captain Goodh and pitcher Chambers, defeated Ohio State 7 to 1 at Columbus. Chambers delivered a standout pitching performance with eight hits allowed and a high strikeout pace, while Denison’s youth and strong team discipline impressed observers. The squad, coached by Frank M Stanton, builds on a tradition of scholastic and athletic strength, drawing praise from local The Columbus Citizen.
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Ohio
Denison University
Ohio State University
Columbus
Granville
Newark
Purdue
Chicago
Notre Dame
Denison
Toledo
Goodh
Ohio State
Mark Winchester
Centro
Frank M. Stanton
Bucknell
Boyd B. Cranbers
West Virginia
Columb
Soollege Piteber Chambers
Bine
Pelger
Benison
Feiger
Scarlet and Gray
Delegates to County Sunday School Convention by early train
Notices show Cambridge delegates traveling on the BO and O morning train with connections for southbound trains. Southern county delegates must be at Lore Ulty by early morning to reach Washington by conveyances waiting there. A large convention attendance is anticipated.
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Cambridge
Vicloity
BO & O
Lore Ulty
Washington
Cambridge Citizens Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
Public testimony from Cambridge resident James P. Whitcraft praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney relief. He confirms long‑standing faith and recommends the remedy to railroad workers, noting quick relief and ongoing use. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U. S. agent.
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Dean
Cambridge
James P. Whitcraft
Gomer Avye
Heaton
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics Cures Diverse Livestock Ailments
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics claim to cure diseases of horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry by acting directly on the blood without time logs. The advertisement markets a universal remedy for farm animals offering swift relief.
Cambridge Ohio Ordinance to Issue Bonds for Street Land
Ordinance No 397 authorizes the City of Cambridge Ohio to issue bonds totaling 1000 dollars to acquire land for opening a street. Bonds of 500 dollars each bear 1 1/2 percent interest, due in five years, payable at the city treasurer, signed by the mayor and auditor. Section details outline sale proceeds to be used for land purchase and city improvements.
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City of
Cambridge
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Ofice
Obin
Sietans
LA Prey
Smale Wort
Legal Notice of Partition Petition in Guernsey County Ohio
John T. Ford filed April 21 1905 in Guernsey County Common Pleas asking partition of undivided one ninth of Erasmus J. Ford estate with dower held by Mariah Ford. Named defendants including WV Ford G B Ford O C Ford Mary Alice Caldwell and others must answer by June 17 1905.
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William Moffat
Rishte
Arizona
Pearl Frederick
Common Pleas Court
Guernsey County
Ohi
Oathbridge
Ohio
Sam
Fergiaem
T. C. Reche
WV. F. Ford
High Street
San Francisco
California
G. B. Ford
Rawlings
Wyoming
O. C. Ford
Ilesperia
Erasmus J. Ford
Mariah Ford
Wills
County of
Guernsey
State of
Zanesville
Cambridge
County of Guernsuf
Broom
Chio
Frasmus J. Ford
W. Ob. Ford
Mary Alice Caldwell
S. G. Ford
B. Ford
W. S. Ford
Emma Ford
R. Ik. HW. Ford
Erasmus
Ford
Glain
W. F. Ford
G. K. Ford
C. , Ford
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