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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
7
Brenan and Wilson advertise Rexall Kidney Pills with a full money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The offer promises to refund the purchase price and requires no obligation if the remedy fails to satisfy. The ad notes the product’s diuretic and tonic effects and its targeting of the kidneys bladder and intestines.
Letter from S. L. Madden of Londonderry Township to Republican voters explains delaying a county commissioner bid due to family illness. Madden emphasizes farmer status, Republican loyalty, and request to be considered among three nominees to be chosen May 21.
All members of Hockhocking Tribe No. 58 Im O R M are requested to be present at the regular meeting at Taylor building Wednesday evening with degree work on the agenda.
Miss Emma Lerner of Zanesville returns home after spending a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Lerner of 619 South Right Street.
8 P Anderson died at his Center Township home on April 26 1912 at 8 30 pm born in Guernsey County in 1845 he spent life there survived by his wife five children eight grandchildren and many friends He served two years in the war and worked as mine boss at Morris Coal Co and Old Orchard mine before retirement valued as faithful church member and generous neighbor laid to rest April 28 at Battle Ridge cemetery with large floral tributes
An advertisement claims Zemo clears pimples blackheads eczema rash dandruff and liver spots quickly. The product from E W Rose Medicine Co St Louis is sold for 1 per large bottle with a 25 cent trial bottle guaranteed. Brenan Wilson drug stores offer the item.
In pursuance of a probate court order for Guernsey county Ohio a sale by public auction is set for the &th day of June 1912 at 1 p m on the premises 408 Clark street Cambridge Ohio. The property is eighty feet off the north end of lot ten in Smith's Second Addition with a forty foot strip previously conveyed to John Tipton. Appraised at 1800 dollars with cash terms. W B Shuman administrator of Eliza A Hughes deceased May 7 1912 Rosemond Bell and Dugan Attys.
An advertising notice promotes Saxon Salve as a complete eczema cure. It claims the remedy soothes and penetrates skin pores to reach the disease, with rapid improvement and a money back guarantee. Sutton and Oshe druggists of Cambridge advertise the product.
The ad argues that Crystal Ice stands for purity and best quality, made from distilled water reboiled and refiltered. It asserts Cam bridge housewives confirmed its quality and urges readers to demand Crystal Ice for refrigerators, tables, and food preservation, noting it is harmless in drinking water and has no unpleasant taste.
Classified notice shows contact for Cambridge Ice and Storage Co with Bell phone 460 and home number 203, dated May 14 end of day to 6 that evening.
J Harkness of New Concord visited Cambridge on Monday. William Bond of Brady was in the city Saturday. J B Shafer of Byesville traveled to Cambridge Saturday on business. J B Anderson of Zanesville was in Cambridge on business Friday.
Inspectors filed nearly forty affidavits against dairy law violators in multiple counties. Most cases involved adulterated milk or oleomargarine and process butter. Fines start at fifty dollars, with severe penalties including up to sixty days jail for each repeat offense.
Love City residents hosted Emmet Ford and friends from New ark Eyes ville and Cambridge over several days. Communion was observed at the M E church. Voters remain puzzled about which presidential candidate delegates support for the upcoming primary. Harry B. E. Smith, a blind singer from Byesville, will entertain at the ME church Monday evening.
Wim Speer of Jefferson township traveled to Cambridge on Saturday for business.
The piece urges alumni and local philanthropists to donate to a new one million dollar fund and a seventy five thousand dollar Muskingum-Guernsey share. It praises past donors and appeals for more contributions to be used righteously under Dr. J Knox Montgomery and team.
Ohio State Wesleyan Oberlin and Reserve are chosen to contest the big six track and field meet in Columbus on Friday May 24. State is the easy favorite after winning last season's meet handily. Jack Johnson has begun hard training for his July 4 bout and Flynn's preparations are underway.
An advertisement touts PARISIAN Sage as a guaranteed dandruff destroyer and hair growth aid. It promises a non greasy formula with no poisons or lead and claims overnight relief from itch while promoting luxuriant hair growth at the affordable price of 50 cents a large bottle. Brenan & Wilson back the guarantee.
Guernsey County Commissioners issue a statement denying rumors that G F Henry offered or promised to turn salary or deputy salary to the Stockdale widow if appointed Recorder. They assert Henry never mentioned the widow in connection with the office and emphasize the aim is to correct false reports. Signed by W B Johnston, L Temple, E D Stone on May 9.
An advertising notice lists numerous discounted items including ladies shoes oxfords and pumps men oxford shoes in tan or black boys and children's shoes ladies waists corset covers and dresses at reduced prices. Also includes muslin petticoats embroideries laces curtains window shades and various hats and pants with marked sale values.
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