14 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
1
The maxim Get the best! frames Othschilds wisdom as a life rule of success. Ivory Soap is cited as the exemplar, costing less than fancy soaps yet delivering superior results in time, labor, and skin care. Ivory Soap is claimed to be 99.43 percent pure.
Miss Caroline Matson, daughter of Dr and Mrs M M Matson, married Frederick Lewis Haines at the bride’s Brookville home. Rev James Conway officiated. the couple plans a winter stay with the Matsons after a wedding tour. The article notes community reactions and local notices from Byesville.
I R v Acheson treasurer announces tax rates for 1901 on each hundred dollars valuation across townships and corporations in Guernsey County Ohio. The notice lists levies for all purposes per property unit and urges taxpayers to refer to official schedules for exact figures and deadlines.
General Revenue Fund levy 14 cents. Sinking Fund 3 cents. Ohio University Fund 1.9 cents. State Common School Fund 10 cents. Total levy shown in the record.
The county levy outlines multiple funds with small cents figures. Delinquents must pay all taxes by December 20 and the remainder by June 20. payments sent by mail require clear property details and a designated name township section acres. The treasurer operates 7:30 am to 3:30 pm with holiday closures. penalties will be enforced after deadlines and extensions do not apply to delinquent taxes.
In the Schley court of inquiry final session Judge Advocate Lemly concluded the closing argument after ten days of testimony. He praised Commodore Schley’s character but faulted unsteadiness and failure to obey orders during key movements from Key West to Santiago and the May 41 affair. Germany’s Attitude notes France’s timing with Turkey and unease in Berlin over Franco-British-US information. A lamp explosion in South Norwalk killed two children and left others burned. Notre Dame student Mateczko shot himself in fright after a wrestling accident incident.
In a Philadelphia pulpit address Dr. Talmage narrates a man’s fight to escape moral temptation and return from error. He cites moral gravitation, stubborn habits, and the peril of “one more indulgence,” urging reliance on grace to overcome addiction and regain upright living.
A preacher recounts the prodigal’s return and the church’s role in mercy and renewal. He urges direct prayer to God, rejects performative religiosity, and stresses giving up bad company, seeking counseling, and embracing decisive moral combat to overcome evil influences.
Advert reads that hot rolls muffins and cakes made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of indigestion, suggesting a health claim or promotional note about baking products.
A long reflection on youth, parental prayers, and a guardian angel guiding a boy from temptation to a path of virtue. The good angel presses the choice toward salvation, while the bad angel tempts with despair, ending in a decisive moment that seals his fate.
Fire Lieutenant Robert T. Crawford and a sergeant with five men drowned while fording the Babayon river in Samar. Lukban’s insurgents, low on food, are rumored to be near surrender by Nov. 10 amid a blockade. Armies fought skirmishes on Leyte and Samar fronts as U.S. troops repair lines and repel rebel attacks.
Physicians have been our friends for 60 years. A patient in West Virginia reports relief after taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, noting cure after two bottles. The piece urges readers to follow a doctor's advice on cough treatment.
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