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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
6
Classified agencies for the Jeffersonian Want Ads at Byesville offices set deadlines of 8 oclock for day-of insertion. Rates are four lines three times 25c, each extra line half a cent per word. Business readers pay 2c per line per insertion.
For sale new modern two story frame house with slate roof seven rooms two acres level ground good well and cistern fine garden twenty fruit trees pasture for horse or cow and chicken yard. Price two thousand dollars.
Free trial 25 cent bottle of Zemo for all skin ailments with a complimentary trial cake of Zemo Soap and a care guide. Liquid Zemo promises to cure irritations and soothe children, with a money back guarantee from Brenan & Wilson in Cambridge and the RE Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis supervising production.
The Jeffersonian Bible appeals to readers of all ages as a refined craft in Bible making, described as an art form suitable for the entire family to enjoy.
Mrs. J. B. Cox of Joliet credits typhoid pneumonia recovery to Mr. King's New Discovery after severe coughs. She says doctor treatments failed, but the remedy saved her life and left her scarcely coughing. Guaranteed bottles sell for one dollar, with a trial bottle free at The Neilley Drug Co Cambridge and C. A. Heiner Byesville.
Mrs. Lulu Moss recently operated on is reported doing well. Mrs. James Hayt and her daughter Ruth left Monday to visit relatives in West Lafayette. City police discarded heavy winter helmets Monday for lighter summer headgear.
The notice lists marriages licensed with officiants: Abraham Kerbawry and Milady Corey of Syr it with Rev A J J Gruetter. Ackinson Wells and Iva Max of Quaker City with Rev W H Wallace. Ephraim McKinley and Blanche Dickey of Cambridge with Rev F A Brown. Charles Humley and Bertha May Brown, both...
Thos. Jones, Sr. died of a stroke. Thos. Jones, his wife and daughter Dorothy traveled for the funeral held Saturday. Attendees included Jos. Gray, Frank Miubart and Jos. Bird. Mrs. Martha Groves visited Caldwell relatives. Mrs. Phoebe Truax and daughter shopped in Cambridge. Teresa Harper of Love City visited Mrs. Edgar Archer. Mrs. M. F. Devine and child mentioned.
Visiting with relatives in Zoat Station and East Sparta are noted. Lara Dudley spent Sunday with Alapha Wiley in Byesville. John Deeren called in Cambridge Monday. Adam Davis was in Byesville Monday morning. Roy Johnson of Cambridge spent Sunday with grandparents, Ada Witten of Byesville visited town Sunday evening. O B Young visited Ava relatives Sunday. WarL Conner of Byesville was in town Sunday. Women’s Home Missionary Society of the M B church meets at Mrs S H Secrest’s home this evening. Moore family of Ava called on J P Strathan’s parents Sunday. Beulah McBride and Sadie Secrest of Cambridge spent Sunday with Mrs J P Strathan. W FM BS of the M BE church meets at Mrs C E Secrest’s home Friday evening. Lena Bird of Cambridge visited local relatives last week and plans a western states trip.
Local merchants advertise D. D. D. Prescription for eczema psoriasis rash and tetter with a no pay guarantee. The ad touts the blend of thymos glycerine oil of wintergreen and other ingredients promising instant itch relief and lasting cures while urging shoppers to try a full size bottle risk free.
Advert explains malaria carried by mosquitoes from the swamp and claims Eclectric Bitters kill malaria germs, restore appetite, and renew strength. Testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama, NC supports three bottles curing malaria. Sold for 50 cents at The Neilley Drug Co Cambridge and C A Heiner Byesville OH.
Elgin Illinois plans a Memorial Day parade with ten thousand young men and women marching. Each marcher will carry a Bible, reflecting a strong religious observance for the event.
Town residents often ignore mild illnesses but a neglected cold can become contagious diphtheria bronchitis or pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as a safe nonopiate remedy for children that stops coughs and speeds recovery. Sutton and Oshe.
In Chicago a burglar, armed and one-armed, was driven off by Grace De Rouche who grappled with him until he fled after hearing others stirring in the house.
John Parsons of Steuart, Ohio, faced a severe croup attack on his child as neighbors gathered. The doctor predicted death until Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound was used, with two bottles curing the child who is now alive and well. The family says they rely on Foley’s Honey and Tar as their sole cough medicine.
An unruly New York crowd surrounded President Taft during a walk with his brother Sundas, forcing him to seek refuge in a private residence and summon an automobile for his departure.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a booster of energy and vitality for both him and his wife. He endorses them for stomach and liver troubles and kidney issues. Available for 25 cents at The Neilley Drug Co Cambridge Ohio and A Heiner Byesville Ohio.
Public auction to sell property in Cambridge Guernsey County Ohio by order of the probate court. The lot is 80 feet of the north end of lot 10 in Smith's Second Addition at 408 Clark Street with a 40 foot previously conveyed strip to John Tipton. Appraised at 1806 dollars. Cash terms. Estate of Eliza A Hughes. May 7 1912. Rosemond Bell & Dugan Attorneys.
A fragmented sale ad lists ladies and mens oxford shoes, children's shoes, and misses shoes with various price points. Also mentioned are embroideries, laces, calico, ruffle curtains and shades with fractional and rounded prices, reflecting a bulk bargain event.
Appointment details for fitting glasses with Dr Jas Barly an ophthalmologist. Examinations available both at night and during the day with a reference to January 7.
A historical newspaper card notes Dr A Frame a physician and surgeon with office and residence at 905 Wheeling Avenue. It lists home phone 205 and bell number 235 for contact.
A compact listing of medical topics and contact details including author A. Moore C. C. F. Temple Cambridge Ohio Bell Phone Office 176 J and Home 406.
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