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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
10
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures pimples boils eczema indigestion and tiredness by cleansing the blood and restoring function. Testimonial from John Fleming of Campbell Hall New York supports spring use. Also notes teachers examinations and meetings details in Cambridge Ohio with officials named W G Wolfe H L Cash and G E Bell.
Large audiences attended the county W C T U convention session with talks on temperance legislation. Officers elected for the new year include President Mrs Romans Secretary Mrs Daniel Treasurer Mrs Dood and Corresponding Secretary Mrs Reid. News items note births and visits among local families and travelers through Cambridge and Zanesville.
Memorial services will be held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday May 27 1906 at 10730 a m conducted by Ken Jlayes D 2. The last will meet at the Post room at 10 o'clock a m and march via Wedy to the church. All old soldiers and the Womens Relief Corps are invited to join the Post for the service. On Wednesday May 30 the Post will meet at 9 a m to prepare for the cemetery march. The Post forms in at 9 30 am and marches through Tech street 8th street and 7th street to the city cemetery for a memorial address by Judge J H Mackey and graves of deceased comrades. Children release then Post returns to the room. The Womens Relief Corps may aid in flower preparation and distribution.
A mixed Cambridge docket records pleas of not guilty from Wm Cross John Norman and Frank Norman in assault cases with bonds set. Jury verdicts favor plaintiffs in several actions while others are dismissed or settled. Probate and marriage notices accompany the latest court list.
As forecasted in the Jeffersonian some Cambridge coal operators signed the 1903 scale and mines resumed, breaking the Cambridge District Coal Operators Association. Those who refused formed the Coal Operators' Association of the Cambridge District, with William Harper of Cleveland as president and Homer Forsythe and James Orr as vice presidents, William B. Alexander secretary, Henry Moss treasurer. the new association includes mines on the B&O railroad and four on the C&M railroad.
A large residence owned by Adam LePage burned Saturday night two miles northwest of the city. The vacant building was half destroyed when neighbors arrived and the rest could not be saved. No start cause is known though tramps are suspected. The 1885 structure cost 2500 with 1470 in insurance. Abe Sherrard injured his forefinger at the Sun office press Monday afternoon. Dr. Vorhies attended.
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hallscarrh Cure. It claims deafness can be cured if inflammation of the mucous surfaces is treated, and invites readers to send for details and leads on the remedy.
The piece asserts US naval strength must include heavy warships reflecting lessons from the Russo Japanese conflict. It then touts Elsetiter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach ills and stresses Green Seal Liquid Paint as a trusted home finish sold by Carlisle & Grimes Co, urging consultation with painters.
Advertisement notes Green Seal Liquid Paints with Linseed Oil as economical options. Reads directions on packages and promotes Anna's Lustro Finish for old floors furniture and woodwork. Mentions finishing samples at Carlisle and Grimes Co. L Parkinson left Thursday evening for an extended visit near Los Angeles California.
Miss Sarah Brown of North 9th Street received a telegram from Beaver Pennsylvania announcing the death of her brother Rev Walter Brown at his Beaver home Friday night at midnight. He was about eighty and survived by a wife and three daughters. He was a son-in-law of the late judge Agnew of the Pennsylvania Supreme bench and long served as a M E church minister. He had recently returned from Germany where he spent two years in study. Funeral services will be held in Beaver Monday afternoon. He was a brother of the late Turmer G Browne of Cambridge.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a remedy claim with unclear association to East Grove and a signature box. The readable portion lacks verifiable facts, dates, or names to confirm a product, person, or official notice.
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