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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
9
A gout of ailments including pimples boils eczema and indigestion are claimed to be permanently cured by Mood's Sarsaparilla which cleanses the blood and restores health. A testimonial from John Flemings of Campbell Hall N Y accompanies a note about teachers examinations and local meeting details in Cambridge Ohio with listed officials.
Large audiences attend the county women’s Christian temperance union convention with reports from treasurer and superintendent. Miss Nan Linn presided at the Gold Medal contest with contestants from Quaker City, Midville, Salesville, and Cambridge area. The event featured readings, a pantomime, and a duet, concluding with the banner awarded to Lore City Union.
Memorial services are set for Sunday May 27 1906 at 10 30 a m conducted by Ken Jlayes D D. The Post meets at 10 a m to march to the church all old soldiers and the Women's Relief Corps invited. A later meeting May 30 at 9 a m prepares for the procession to the cemetery with school contingents and a memorial address by Judge J H Mackey. Flowers welcomed for decoration and distribution.
A Cambridge cryptic court page lists multiple Ohio sessions with pleas of not guilty on burglary and embezzlement charges, bonds set from 50 to 1000 dollars, and a May 24 juror panel. Cases include the B and Ry Co verdict for 100 dollars and a partition action Mary McDonald versus Anna Grier. Probate actions appoint administrators and guardians and a list of marriage licenses is published.
Operators who refused to sign the 1903 scale formed a new Coal Operators' Association of the Cambridge District after a meeting Monday evening. Officers elected include William Harper of Cleveland president Homer Forsythe and Jas A Orr as vice presidents William B Alexander secretary and Henry Moss treasurer. The group covers mines on the B and O railroad and four mines on the C and M railroad.
A vacant residence owned by Adan LePage two miles northwest of the city was destroyed by a fire Saturday night between 9 and 11. Neighbors arrived to find the house half gone and could not save it. Suspected cause involves tramps. the 1855 structure cost 2500 with 1470 insurance. Abe Sherrard injured a finger at Sun office while loading during Monday afternoon.
An old advertisement claims deafness results from catarrh and promises a cure via Hail's Catarrh Cure. It asserts one hundred dollars per case cured and offers free circulars from CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio, addressing readers with assurances of restoration of hearing if the mucous membrane inflammation is treated.
Naval leaders say the U S navy must field heavy warships to retain world standing, a wartime lesson echoed after the Russo Japanese conflict. The era’s health remedies and paint ads promote Woostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Green Seal Liquid Paint, both sold by Carlisle & Grimes Co.
Green Seal Liquid Paint offered for sale by Carlisle and Grimes Co with thinning using pure Linseed Oil, claims greater economy and directs customers to read package directions. Also mentions HANNA'S LUSTRO FINISH for old floors and woodwork and notes L. Parkinson's trip to Los Angeles, California to visit relatives.
Mrs Sarah Brown of North Street received a telegram from Beaver Pa on Saturday morning announcing the death of her brother Wa Brown who passed away Friday night in Beaver around midnight. He was about eighty, survived by a wife and two daughters. Rev Brown, son in law of the late Judge Agnew of the Pennsylvania Supreme Bench, served as a minister in the M church for years and had recently retired 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 Brown of Cambridge.
An old patent remedy ad promises a quick cure for colds using laxative Bromo Quimi and other compounds. The copy deflates side effects and urges readers to buy the preparation from trusted druggists, claiming rapid relief.
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