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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
5
Dr Albert F Snell, renowned scientist and specialist, announces free consultation and examination during his visit. He claims new methods cure deafness catarrh lung disease paralysis nervous disorders and various illnesses. Urges contacting him for assessment and mail diagnoses.
Special sale advertised at Thede Stevenson on the old Rainey corner offers discounts on horse blankets robes saddles storm covers and harnesses for riders and ranch work.
Mrs Elizabeth Luzadder widow of the late Aaron Luzadder was found dead in her kitchen around six this morning. A 64 year old resident for 34 years she lived alone after her husband’s death and leaves seven children all dead. The death followed a heart attack and a fire had been started in the stove prior to her collapse. Funeral arrangements unclear.
The docket lists marriage licenses for Charles A. Stigler and Blanche J. Lyons of Cumberland, John L. Laensaes and Daisy M. Crater, Addison Gadd and Ida Farra, and Wesley H. Whiting and Mary A. Bliss. It also records new cases, alimony awards, divorces, adoptions, executors appointed, and probate matters, with Common Pleas Court adjournment to November 5.
Martha Eb Dunbar appointed administratrix of the estate of W. O. Dunbar of Guernsey County Ohio. Creditors urged to pay and present claims for allowance. Dated August 13 1908. Attorney M. Johnson.
Local ad offers horse blankets and storm covers at low prices. The notice directs readers to Thede Stevenson at the Old Rainey Corner for inquiries. Date appears as Oct 1 but is unclear.
Early signs of kidney disorders include backache irregular urination headaches and dizziness. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended to relieve symptoms and restore health as shown by Cambridge cases including Alexander Allender who reports relief after using the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 50 cents per package. Remember the name Doan's.
Mrs. Chas Freitoy of Moosup Connecticut claims Burdock Blood Bitters cured years of debility headaches and fatigue leaving her a well woman.
A compact reflection on the need to focus on essential truths capable of guiding action. It emphasizes practical usefulness and the role of belief in shaping effective responses.
Advertisement claims thousands of obstinate piles are cured by Dean's Ointment priced at 50 cents and sold at drug stores.
A brief reflection notes that Poesimism is often linked to a lack of heart and imagination, suggesting a critique of overly negative or despondent outlooks. The line frames pessimism as more than mood, touching on deeper emotional and creative consequences.
An old line notes a tonic offered for bilious attacks and digestive discomfort. It claims to wake the liver and relieve symptoms after meals. Available for 25 cents at any drug store.
A compact proverb noting that true influence and virtue come from selfless intercession for others, not from self-promotion. The saying emphasizes generosity in prayer as a measure of character and public regard.
Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Dr. Thomas electric oil to ease cuts burns and bruises. It quickly takes the sting away and stops pain from lingering. Heals work injuries faster for busy workers who need relief.
Washington Charles Baxter of Cambridge visited his mother. K H Heiner of Columbus spent Sundays with his parents. The M E E church held a chicken supper at the town hall last Saturday. Bertha Shipman visits sister Mrs Ellis Ross in West Chester. Contractor Moorehead mobilizes a crew for a new railroad north from Love City. M W Chase of Chicago lectures next Tuesday. J C McDowell of Elizabethtown learns of a relative's death in Steubenville. Mr and Mrs James McDowell host Mr and Mrs A P Frame and J W Moore's party in honor of Mr and Mrs A J Clark of Texas. Rev F W Steele of Jennings Oklahoma reports a successful ministry year. The conference promotes him to a larger church in Oklahoma, 125 miles away. Himself and family enjoy health and good country life. On October 25 eight o'clock, S B Lawrence is surprised by friends for his birthday. Mrs Lawrence plans the event. evening ends with best wishes. Washington boy H L Heiner, longtime Sunday Creek Coal Co official at Columbus, with partners, buys Maynard Coal Co mines and goodwill, producing over 246000 tons yearly. Harry Heiner is son of Mr and Mrs T J Heiner. Miss Mary A Mahaffey, who sold property, will winter with New Concord and Cambridge relatives leaving Washington. She will be the village's last direct descendant of the once prominent Lawrence family. her mother was Samuel Lawrence’s daughter. She will be missed especially at the Presbyterian church.
Early returns from Ackley show Democrat incumbent defeated for representative by Republican Deachler by 140 to 200 votes with remaining precincts awaited. Republican ticket otherwise ahead. McKee leads for senator and Joyce contests Congress with a substantial margin over White.
Incomplete returns from the Eighteenth Nineteenth Territorial district indicate the re election of Senator John P Mahaffey of Cambridge. The Wheeling Register claims the Democratic ticket won Monroe county by 2000, Coshocton county by 150 to 200, and Tuscarawas by 700, securing his renomination.
Pleasant City reports a trip to Missouri by Mr and Mrs John Cale and son for a bride and stepson. FE L Aid Society hosted a quilting party with many ladies present. A mule was killed at Puritan Mive. Hartford iron bridge construction began. A pie social at M EB church drew a crowd. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Morris of Derwent on October 28 1908. Many residents ill with colds and sore throat.
A. P. Frame of Washington D D in poor health due to a tumor on the right side underwent tumor removal surgery at his daughter Mrs. W N Patterson’s home on North Tenth Street. The operation was performed by Dr C A Frame with Dr Johnson assisting. He withstood the procedure and rested well later today.
Mrs Joseph Moorhead aged 63 died yesterday afternoon at her West Steubenville avenue home after a yearlong paralysis. Lifelong city resident and U B church member survived by husband and seven children. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 a.m.
Cambridge Lodge No. 60 F and A M elected officers for the ensuing year at their regular meeting. Names include J B Peters W M John W Scott S W C A Barber J W J C Parkey Seyc 8 M Burgess Treas Albert Bell SD Gee Smith J D Jas Nichols T M R Potter trustee three years Fred Washer Chris Lou’s Junior and Senior Stewards Rev Vr A Brown chaplain.
A short note promotes Ely Cream Balm to drive out nasal catarrh and hay fever. It advertises solid and liquid forms, no cocaine or mercury, and a 50 cent price with a spraying tube option. Available at druggists or by mail from Ely Bros in New York.
Observations note that some individuals receive little despite deserving much while others obtain much despite deserving little, highlighting enduring disparities in outcomes and reward.
Mrs Mary Dowling of 228 South Ave San Francisco testifies to Electric Bitters alleviating acute indigestion. She praises it as the best stomach and liver remedy on the market and notes its tonic properties. Available at Neilley & Co and A Heiner of Byesville drug stores.
A reflective note warns that every drink an old taper takes may be his last while the moment endures, capturing a somber mood about farewell to habit and time.
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills to prevent biliousness malaria and jaundice. It promotes Neilley & Co and C A Heiner of Byesville drug stores as sellers.
A reflective line notes that the sense of prosperity may escape common notice unless clearly labeled or named revealing a subtle flaw in everyday wealth perception.
Mr and Mrs J Williams and daughter Lillian and Mr and Mrs 5 T Mathews of Byesville return from Braddock Pennsylvania after the death of Charles Williams their son who was killed by a fall from a bridge where he had been employed.
Potter's fall garment catalogue promotes new arrivals for the season with a range of coats, dresses, and accessories. The mailer highlights affordable prices and style notes for women shoppers, inviting readers to request or order by mail or telephone.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver pills and DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for bruises burns and piles. It also promotes DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills for back pain inflammation and urinary disorders with claims of antiseptic, prompt action and general availability through druggists.
A reflective line suggests choosing acceptance over constant unhappiness and finding value in present feelings rather than chasing perfection. It frames happiness as a state to be managed rather than a permanent condition.
A brief note observes that certain individuals treat undermining their own labor as a credit to themselves, reflecting on vanity and self-undermining attitudes.
A concise observation notes that appetites stay keen even as economic or social dullness pervades daily life. It highlights resilience of wants and cravings despite broader stagnation, suggesting persistent human appetite as a steady social cue.
Advertises Kodol as a flexible remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. Claims it digests all foods so the stomach can work without it after a few days, then use no longer. Promises satisfaction with a guarantee and notes availability at drugstores.
A proverb-like line notes a girl who handles her own canoe can later wield the slipper firmly. It suggests self reliance and eventual authority in matters of discipline.
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine testifies after fifteen years that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures sores boils ulcers and burns without fail saving them many doctor bills. The ad notes the salve price at 25 cents.
A quote-poor fragment notes that reading a long list of dangerous foods makes one wonder how to avoid starvation, suggesting the tension between diet safety advice and real hunger.
W V Henry of Panama Mo testifies seven years proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and colds and throat chest and lung ailments. World proof of thirty eight years claims it treats la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis lung hemorrhages and early consumption. Used timely it may prevent pneumonia. Sold under guarantee Neilley Co C A Hetner Byesville druggists $1.00 bottle free.
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