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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
6
Jeffersonian Want Ads list deadlines and rates for Byesville submissions. Ads must be handed to Byesville agency before 8 o clock on the day of classification. Rates are four lines three times 25 cents. additional lines 2 cents per insertion. Business readers pay 2 cents per line.
In Philadelphia on May 27 the Athletics win the opener 4 to 0 while Washington takes the nightcap 12 to 9. Walter Johnson dominates the second game for seven innings before Boehling relieves him as Washington builds a big lead. Batteries details show Groome Boehling Hen ry vod Williams Houck Lapp and others.
The notice states the sale of the real estate of the late J. G. Black by executor J. K. Black dated May 27 1961. It includes an advertising claim for Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy for colds throat and lung troubles with testimonials from C Lower a Marion Ohio druggist and Neilly Co Cambridge noting price one dollar. It mentions Little Miss Wilma Starlin of South Eleventh street suffering with the measles.
A newspaper item warns that a slight cold can lead to serious illness in children or adults including croup bronchitis or pneumonia and urges using Foley's Honey and Tar Compounds to nip a cold at the outset cure croup ease a deep cough and heal inflamed membranes without causing constipation or containing opiates. Arthur Bay and Miss Marie Wilson visited his sister Mrs. Henry Hill in Senecaville Sunday.
Auburn New York man J A Farmer narrates a permanent cure from kidney and bladder trouble after using Foley's Kidney Pills. He values the saving of time and money and endorses the remedy. Miss Mabel Mosier of Clyde Kansas visits Cambridge to stay with P Meighen and family in East End.
In Omaha reports a flood disaster in Ohio overshadowed, with sufferers of cold and exposure aided by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. L Poole of 2217 California St Omaha testifies that his daughter’s severe cough and cold cleared quickly and the wife insists on its continued use. Sutton & Oshe advertise.
President Wilson criticised a powerful Washington lobby pressing for tariff changes including a sugar duty. He warned of moneyed influence shaping public opinion and urged the nation to hear the people rather than private profit. Senators and representatives voiced disbelief or claimed no knowledge of any lobby involvement.
Ex president Taft told Yale scholars that the United States needs a larger army to back its international demands. He criticized the senate for its stance toward foreign nations and urged realism in preserving peace without leaving the country disadvantaged. He described himself as an optimist but not a dreamer.
A mother asks why her child repeats a bedtime prayer. The boy explains he was tired the night before and is making up for lost time, showing tenderness and family routine in a quiet domestic moment.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as best remedy for all skin diseases including burns bruises and boils. J T Sossaman of News Cornelius NC reports one box helped a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Price 25 cents advertised by Neilly Co Cambridge CA Heiner Byesville adv ca
A Manchester Evening News item critiques tongue tied phrasing in classifieds showing how odd spellings and awkward wording can mislead readers. The piece highlights a job ad seeking an office boy with a playful misprint about making him "himeel youthful" illustrating risks of careless copy.
John Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania praises Dr. King's New Life Pills for quick relief from constipation indigestion and liver complaints. The ad notes a 25 cent price and lists Neilly & Co Cambridge and Heiner Byesville as endorsers and distributors.
A dialogue line riffs on stage life and a wife's feelings. The speaker jokes about causing tears, saying the matinee crowd and leading actors have caused more tears than he has, highlighting showbiz humor over relationships.
A family doctor notes women seek help for female troubles but improve when treated for kidney and bladder issues. Foley's Kidney Pills are praised as best and safest for back ache, fatigue, aching joints, irregular kidney and bladder action, and nervousness from kidney trouble. Sutton & Oshe advertise.
A terse quotation examines endurance and the failure of hollow ethics to provide real sustenance in life. The speaker laments that mere bravado and survival rhetoric offer no true nourishment or meaning.
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claim honesty and solvency. Nat Bank of Commerce Toledo endorses. Cure taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A meditation on keeping one's word and self respect. It cautions against any gain that tempts breaking promises or compromising integrity attributed to Marcus Aurelius, emphasizing steadfast personal ethics.
Weak and nervous men and women gain ambition and appetite with this home remedy. It improves stomach liver and kidneys and has aided many, including Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY. Get a bottle to see the difference. 50 cents and 1.00 via Neilley Co Cambridge and Heiner Byesville adv.
testimonial from C M Day of Marietta Ohio claiming ten years of forehead eruption and stomach trouble cured by Glidden's French Remedy a blood purifier with no equal noting relief for years since treatment and signed May 26 6t Ady
William Shuttleworth and Miss Slazel Meighen, both prominent in Byesville, quietly married Monday afternoon at Rev. W. V. Milligan's home on North Seventh Street. They plan to reside in Byesville.
Classified notice listing include 40 acres of land for sale at 1500 dollars with timber and orchard, a well watered fenced farm near North Salem and Kim Bolton, plus house and kitchen and a log barn in good repair. Also advertised are loan money and all kinds of insurance through H. H. Masters at the National Bank Building Cambridge Ohio.
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