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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
14
A public health note warns that even a minor cold can develop into pneumonia. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and pleasant to take, claiming it counters pneumonia risk and cures the common cold. Available at Brenan and Wilson and J. M. Hawthorne.
An advertisement claims Chamter lale's Pain Balm provides relief from rheumatism and cites hundreds of grateful testers. It lists Brenan and Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne as sellers and promotes the remedy as a real opportunity.
A Kansas area druggist Dr Kings New Discovery is praised by T J Dwyer now of Graysville Mo in Livonia Mo accounts. He cites three cured customers for consumption and one who avoided moving to Arizona after treatment. The ad proclaims the remedy a sure cough cold throat and lung healer, with a trial bottle offered.
G W Fouts, Riverton postmaster, reports a robbery and near-fatal attack while recounting a 20 year chronic liver complaint cured by Electric Bitters. He claims the tonic kept him well for eleven years and praises its effects on bile and digestion. Sold by Neiley and Co Cambridge and C A Steiner Byesville. 50 cents.
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wis finds a 25c box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve far more valuable than gold as it fully heals a running leg sore that tormented her 23 years. Advertises salve as greatest antiseptic healer of piles wounds and sores. Available at Neilley and Co Cambridge and C A Reiper Byesville drug stores.
A readable ad fragment touts Allen's Foot Ease as a cure for tired aching feet and foot woes. It promises relief and invites readers to send for a free sample by mail with an address in LeRoy, N.
Advertises English Spavin Liniment to remove hard or soft lumps from horses and treat spavins, curbs, splints, sweeney, ring bone, sprains, and throat swellings. Claims wonders and cites Jno. M. Ofgier, a Cambridge Ohio druggist. Also notes water wagon offers no sleeping accommodations and that many people pray with crossed fingers.
An article recounts Maw Monales declining a contract clause over liability in a soldier and sailor monument design and notes historical examples of rulers driven by political passions. It moves through segments on snuff habits of tribes, then promotes Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with brief product pitches and health advice for digestion and liver function.
The Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co plans the largest freshwater passenger steamer for 1907. It will feature private verandas from parlors, passenger elevators, open fireplaces, private telephones, wireless communication, and a sprinkler system. Capacity 4500 passengers and 110 carloads of freight, with 400 ft length and 7000 ihp engines.
The article discusses Isaac de la Peyrere’s Pre-Adamite theory proposing two creations of humanity, with the first beings male female fusion and the second producing Adam as progenitor of Jews. Followers surged before Pope Alexander VII compelled the founder to recant in Rome. It ends with a homely moral about maternal discipline.
Charles B. Mardeville, Cornell assistant treasurer, says a late Cornell professor named Charles Fred Tart predicted the San Francisco earthquake over thirty years ago. Mandeville recalls study in geology and notes Tart foresaw a California calamity similar to Liston, citing a Times dispatch from Ithaca.
Haakon VII of Norway adapts to democratic conditions with tact greeting subjects informally. He avoids ceremony, and people refer to him as Mr. King, reflecting a relaxed royal role in early modern era.
A devotional study on Mark chapter six notes John the Baptist's death, Christ’s compassion for the crowd, the feeding miracle with five loaves and two fish, and the need for surrender to Jesus' power. It emphasizes prayer, trust in God, and reliance on the Spirit over human effort.
An OCR fragment extols Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder diseases. It features mock testimonials from D. M. Hawthorne and Geo. E. Haugan, claiming cures and benefits for kidney issues, coughs, asthma, and consumption with various dramatic statements and quips.
The snippet asserts deaths from appendicitis decrease as Dr Kings New Life Pills usage rises and promises quick relief from constipation. It credits Neilley and Co Cambridge CA Heiner Byesville and lists a price of 225 cents Flattrey food comment for fools, mentioning occasional indulgence.
An advertisement urges every woman to try Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf for back pains and bladder or kidney trouble. It claims to be a safe, reliable monthly regulator obtainable from druggists or by mail for 50 cents with a free sample. The notice directs readers to The Mother Gray Co. in LeRoy, New York.
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