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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and dyspepsia. The copy promises relief from heartburn dizziness and sour stomach within minutes and claims a 50 cent full case provides ongoing aid for the family. It urges readers to show the formula and to take one Triangular tablet after meals.
Winterset residents hosted and visited relatives across Ohio and nearby towns. Jessie Hanna spent time with Mrs. Chloma Dryden. Mabel Speers and children visited her Newark relatives. Merie Gibson hosted Nell and Oftie Peoples near Kimbolton. Roy attended Knob schoolhouse event. Rainey McCracken called on John Fordyce relatives. William Hanna visited his daughter near Londonderry and Paul Hanna visited Freeport family. Mell Bair visited Urbana friends. James Combs family hosted. Kate English, Charles and Ross Bair spent Sabbath with Eva Henry. Ira Tedrick and Blane joined their sister Mrs Thomas Grimey.
Mother plans deep house cleaning before Thanksgiving and tests Spartan Stain to refinish old woodwork floors and furniture. The product is marketed by The Marietta Paint and Color Co. in Marietta Ohio and sold by Brenan and Wilson at local downtown stores.
Brooks Sutton, Druggist, promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a way to keep the system free of impurities, urging reliance on internal health and natural balance.
Local notices from Washington report Wm. H. Baker's illness, Dr. W. N. Bradford visiting from Cambridge, and Mrs. Hanna being ill at home. Several residents travel, marry, or relocate, including John M. Williams and Nellie Coen’s quiet wedding, Rev. W. H. Stewart officiating, and families moving to Ashington and Uhrichsville.
Pleasant City residents H. M. Kackley plans to move his family to Cambridge soon. Mrs. Mary Floyd and Wilbur are at Mr. McCoy’s at Derwent. Frank Secrest visited the county seat on business. Various Kackley family moves and local visits are noted along with idle Puritan Mines and community gatherings.
A product named Vitality claims to regulate kidneys and stomach. It is marketed with a money back guarantee if Hollister's Mountain Tea fails to relieve symptoms, offered through Brookton druggist.
We offer a full refund if Vitiol fails to please. It is marketed to the run-down nervous debili tated aged or weak and to those with stubborn colds hanging on coughs bronchitis or incipient consumption.
A medical ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a pleasant safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders, promising money back if not satisfactory. It warns against harsh salts and cathartics, praises gentle action, and notes availability at Brenan & Wilson in the National Bank and Postoffice buildings.
A group of local residents enjoyed a Monday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Oliver King’s home. The Kings plan to move this week to Patten’s farm near MecLeary’s Mill as Miss Lola Gary hosts cousin Miss Nora Garey from Byesville. Edith Richard of Jefferson township visits with T. H. Bichard and daughter. Elizabeth Campbell stays with her son in Ashland Kentucky. W Db McConnell returns from two weeks with uncle Marion McConnell in Licking County to help harvest corn.
Denver reports Genevieve Chandler Phipps, ex wife of Lawrence Phipps, narrowly escaped death when a nameless woman demanded 20000 under threat. The assailant forced Mrs Phipps to drive to a bank, but dynamite exploded harmlessly on a car cushion. Police seek clues while the woman, claiming hypnotic influence, refuses to reveal her identity.
Commentary on Psalm 23 by Rev. D. M. Stearns cites David as shepherd and anointed, notes messengers from God and the twofold theme of suffering and glory in Christ. It links Jehovah as shepherd to personal faith, rest, and righteousness, and concludes with trust amid mortality and divine leading.
A garbled passage reflects religious imagery praising God and future union with the Lord. It interlaces biblical references such as 1 Corinthians and Revelation. The text mentions Zion, dwelling with God, and eternal life, but readability is severely compromised.
Guarantee promises cure for itching bleeding prolapsing or blind piles in 14 days or money back. Sold for 50 cents with refund offer.
An advertisement from Rose Medicine Co. touts Zemo as a clean external liquid that draws germs and toxins from skin and scalp to the surface and destroys them. It promises instant relief and permanent cures for all skin ailments, with sales nationwide and samples available on request.
Due to work resignation in the East Oklahoma conference I must sell my five passenger automobile one Star Drilling machine some casinne tablinog and a few shares in a lease and drilling well All must be sold at once at great sacrifice Call home phone 8 A S56 01
An advertisement invites women with back pains and urinary or kidney troubles to try Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. It claims a safe pleasant cure and offers a 50 cent sample by mail from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy.
Brooks Sutton, druggist advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to calm nerves and brighten the complexion. Tea or tablets priced at 35 cents.
The note asks about rain spouts and winter readiness and directs to ilugh Harris & Co on South Sixth Street opposite stage entrance to Colonial for inspection or service.
A refined concert features violin, second violin, flute, clarinet, and harp with interludes by humorist Elbert Foland. The program promises a polished evening of musical selections and light entertainment.
A pithy maxim contrasts two paths in life. It notes that while there is a right method for every task, the wrong method often appears easier yet yields poorer results.
The visiting committee plans a chicken supper Thursday evening in the church. Only ticket holders will be served.
A fragment notes biscuits raised from Gold Metal Mour receiving high praise. The copy is garbled but centers on VABITMA and quality baked goods from a named source.
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