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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
3
Local column chronicles community life in Guernsey County with visits, teaching roles, contests, church events, and postal changes. Mentions include Miss Mattie Smith teaching music, Robert Marlow visiting relatives, bees delivered by car, a Sunday School convention, and small town updates on residents and happenings.
Prolific crop of Colorado potato bugs signals pest activity. Residents visit relatives in Batesville Old Washington and Dilleys Bottoms. Delegates attend county conventions in Pleasant City. Preaching at Cambridge inspires with a sermon on Thy Kingdom Come. Town houses gain paint coats while miners face train route changes affecting Daily commutes to Klondyke and surrounding mines. Mrs. Laughlin visits Coshocton with her son O A Laughlin.
Senecaville residents Mrs. M. C. Hutchison and Grace shopped in Barnesville. Ezra Finley visited friends. Rev. F G Fowler to preach Memorial sermon at 4 30 Sunday. Cambridge shoppers included Floyd Dinges, W W Oliver, A W Watson, J W Daniel, Chas Unksbay, Mrs Stranathan and Bernice, Ruth Leeper, Martha Kirkbride. J W Daniel returned from Cumberland after a week away. Baccalaureate sermon to be held in M E church Sunday night at 7.
New Concord reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble on Saturday May 17. Cambridge visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson on Saturday. Miss Sarah Stewart returned from a two week visit to her brother Thomas Stewart south of Norwich. John Thompson rural carrier on Cambridge R D 9 spent Sunday with his father J Walker Thompson. William Best remains confined to his room with rheumatism. Miss Florence Shaw returned home Saturday from a visit with her ...
Fairview residents host Anna Slaser of Avalon while Chas Hissy and wife return from Akron to reside locally. Fred Shepherd's Wheeling trip includes wife and daughter with Mr and Mrs Henderson Boyd. Memorial day services planned with speakers Paul Worthington and W E Slaser. Several families visit relatives and travelers pass through, including O G Sheppard party near Cambridge and a social visit from Quaker City residents.
Tyner residents report Mrs. W. O. Burgess visiting Cambridge for business and relatives. Mrs. Charley Way returned home after Cambridge visit. A ball game Saturday saw Yanigans beat Regulars 9 to 5. Salem and Tyner schedule a 2 30 p m game next Saturday. all invited.
A study describes fly anatomy with cuplike feet enabling suction on smooth surfaces. It warns flies collect and transfer disease from decaying matter to food and milk, carrying typhoid, tuberculosis, dysentery, and other illnesses. An investigator estimates millions of germs on a single fly.
Mrs Bert Orr of North Eighth street visited Pleasant City on Monday to attend the funeral of a relative.
Edward Parrett of Madison Mills returned home Monday after attending the funeral of Juanita the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Parrett.
Hall's Catarrh Cure described as taken internally for the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials claim benefits per bottle and the product is sold by a pharmacy. Hall's Family Pills for constipation are also mentioned.
Several houses for sale including a nine room wood finished home with cisterns and verandas, a four room house with shade trees, another nine room house on Steubenville Street, five acres on Macadamized road, and a city lot. Also a meat market at 531 Wheeling Ave. Listings urge immediate offers and investigations. Contact J. G. Ferbrache by Bell or Home phone.
A worker from Auburn reports a severe kidney and bladder trouble. He treated himself with Foley's Kidney Pills and says the cure was permanent after a year with no relapse. He endorses the product as effective for kidney and bladder issues.
Attorney C Ellis Moore has his fee turned from a business trip to Quaker City. The note records a billing adjustment while on a professional journey.
J T Sossaman publisher of News Cornelius North Carolina says one box helped his serious glass ailment after other remedies only 25c recommended by Neilly Co Cambridge CA Heiner Byesville adv
A photograph shows St Catherine's Church Hatcham burning in South London. The building was wholly destroyed including interior decorations and artworks. Police say no evidence was found but believe suffragists may be responsible.
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