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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement claims Saxon Salve can prevent and heal eczema in children and adults. It asserts rapid itch relief and deep skin penetration to destroy germs, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory, from Sutton and Oshe druggists of Cambridge.
A short tale contrasts Bill who buys high grade garments with Jim who purchases cheap ones. Jim claims to pay little but ends up spending more over time. The piece ends noting the maker in Cambridge, Ohio.
Westfield Massachusetts reports a single male student among 206 pupils makes the state normal school a coeducational institution highlighting gradual changes in gender enrollment within the college setting.
Civil War veteran Thomas McKinney of Piqua suffered backache rheumatic pains dizziness and kidney disorder. After trying medicine without relief he took Foley Kidney Pills and says they cured him in one month and he now feels well again. Sutton and Oshe.
New York May 28 The Highlanders defeated Washington 109 to 97 as Caldwell earned his first win of the season breaking a six game slide. Batteries Hughes and Henry for Washington and Caldwell and Sweeney for New York.
Detroit leads Boston 16 18 471 while Cleveland 14 17 453 and Philadelphia 15 15 59 chase. Weather foul rain postpones St Louis game as clubs race in the standings for the season with scores showing varied win totals and percentages.
National League action shows Hoston and Philadelphia split doubleheaders with varied innings and batteries. Brooklyn and New York battle in standings while Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh results rail against each other. Ohio State League results feature Portsmouth Portmouth Asc and Newark, Chillicothe, Marion with Miss Florence Sproat visiting Steubenville area.
Miss Grace McKee has returned to her Caldwell home after spending several days visiting friends in the city.
Miss Pauline Wiley came back to New Concord Monday after visiting Miss Bessie Mathews on Elm Street.
Miss Lillian Harkins returned to Caldwell Monday after a visit with Miss Lavonna Peters on South 12th.
C B McNeeley came back to Akron on Monday following a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs William McNeeley on North Eighth Street.
City council discussed the water works bond issue and sidewalk work. Engineer Cosgrove can serve as sanitary engineer without extra pay. Teamsters seek $5 daily wages, tabled for next meeting. Building permits granted for Dollison residence on Gomber Avenue, Rickey garage on Oakland Place, Warne residence on Oakland Place. A proposed Taylor estate park plan with grove and lake faces future action.
A house bottle of Dilla Cough Syrup promises quick relief for throat and lung troubles including colds coughs sore throat bronchitis croup and whooping cough. Children enjoy it. Price is 85 cents.
Mrs Raymond Sebright and her children of West Alexander, who have spent time with Dr and Mrs T H Rowles, went to Akron on Monday to visit friends.
Raymond Evans and Milton Morgan of Bridgeport were in Cambridge Sunday during an automobile trip to Illinois.
Mrs David Thomas and her daughter completed a visit in Cambridge and returned to Pittsburg on Monday.
Misses Zelia Edmunds and Emma Collison spent Sunday in Quaker City enjoying a day away from home with local acquaintances and sights.
The ad proclaims Rexall Kidney Pills as the best kidney treatment with a personal guarantee that they cost nothing if they fail to satisfy. It claims benefits for indigestion, rheumatism, anemia, headaches, neuralgia, eye weakness, and other kidney related ailments, urging regular use and noting a 50 cent price at Brenan & Wilson Rexall Stores.
Henry Seitz of Youngstown says four bottles of Foley Kidney Pills toned his kidneys and restored regular function. The testimonial attributes improved health to the product.
Grant of North Fourth street suffered a painful accident at Electric Park when struck in the right eye by a ball. The eye was discolored but officials do not expect any loss of sight.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Hill and children of Newark have returned home after a few days visit with relatives in the city.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Brooks of Newark announce the estate status of the late partner’s parents Mr and Mrs Al Wm Bvam.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Slay return to Columbus Monday following a visit with friends in Cambridge. Register for Free Lot. 29-31.
In Chicago a dispute with a street car conductor over a transfer led to William Paprulas a five cent theatre manager being thrown from a car. He died four hours later in a hospital.
Geo. W. Riley of Springfield reports severe back misery and sleepless nights ended after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says he feels younger by many years and his misery is gone. Sutton & Oshe.
Gillis Mills Tennessee judge Eli Cherry suffered a long lasting leg sore feared cancer. He credits Bucklen's Amica Salve with complete recovery after doctors failed. Sold for 25 cents at Neilley Drug Co Cambridge Ohio and C A Heiner Byesville.
The Cambridge Telephone Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at its office at 734 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio on Monday June 8 1912 at 7 oclock p m Secretary Mary C Flynn.
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