15 May 1902
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
1
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a speedy cure for nervous diseases amid urban life stresses. It claims benefits such as restored nerve force, improved digestion, better sleep, and renewed vigor, urging May use across large centers with doctors’ support.
The Guernsey County Grand Jury reported after a term examining witnesses and indictments. They found no need for further court regulations and noted released or filed cases, with specific mentions of indictments, jail conditions, and local lodge activity.
In New York on a May day, novelist Paul Leicester Ford and his brother Malcolm were killed by gunfire. Police say Malcolm faced financial pressure and demanded aid, while Dr Baruch cited temporary mental aberration for the survivor. Mrs Paul Leicester Ford and Miss Elizabeth Hall were present. Ford was 47 and famed for Janice Meredith.
Malcolm W. Ford born Brooklyn February 7 1868 was educated at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute pursued athletics and amateur sprinting and grew to be a noted editor of early American writings and bibliography.
Fragmented text reports a Senate exchange debating wartime actions and Confederate independence. A speaker denounces military conduct in the Philippines and accuses General Smith of war crimes, while others challenge Union policies and the legitimacy of Confederate efforts.
Fragmentary text describes a stern figure named Thomas and a brief musical performance ending with a concluding remark from an audience member. The garbled OCR mentions New York and an orchestra. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
An old advertisement features Ruth Lawson of Detroit praising Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a cure for rapid hair loss and baldness. The copy urges feeding hair with the product, claiming strong results and hair growth.
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