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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
3
A nostalgic testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. W P Beeton of Woodallock Alabama reports fatigue eased after the first bottle and renewed vigor after the second, claiming renewed energy and ability to work.
Dotter Brothers advertises new stock of fur scarfs with adtoray and notes. A marriage license issued to Geo W Burris and Emma C Myers of Antrim. R W Lindsey appointed administrator de bonis non of Mary A McTlyar's estate. Mrs Austin's Pancake Flour promoted for easy, quick breakfasts.
Guernsey county will have three farmers institutes this coming winter in Cambridge Cumberland and Antrim as part of a broad program for farm education. The report lists local activity and mentions community leaders and institutions involved.
The body of Prank McCollum was found beside the I & O track near Davising after an apparent fall from a moving train. He was a 25 year old coal miner at Klondyke mines east of the city and had planned to attend a dance at Guernsey mines. Funeral arrangements and burial preparation were made at Gillespie & McCulley. He leaves four brothers and two sisters. The incident is under investigation with the theory he may have been thrown or jumped from the train.
A reprint of a piece by Solon Lauer in Social Laws critiques early science and its tools. The author laments industrial progress while warning against perceived moral decay, comparing experiments to the Devil and urging caution about new inventions.
A one year old girl, Miss Keith, died after her dress caught fire while standing in a yard near her home. Mr Walker of Byesville helped extinguish the flames. the child was taken indoors and died soon after, buried Sunday evening in Sip- Bias cemetery.
Mrs Hugh Forsythe died about six o clock Friday morning at her home in Center township. She was born September 6 1835 in Belmont county maiden name Le Anderson. Funeral held at the residences of Mr and Mrs Kg on North Sth street conducted by Rev Thomas J Hagar and Rev Dr McFarland with interment in Northwood cemetery.
A resident died at 1:30 PM at his North 8th Street home after a short illness from kidney trouble. The deceased, born April 28, 1803 in Skimbolten County, married Alice Knouft September 12, 1888. He left four children, three daughters and one son, and his wife survives him. He had lived in the area for years and had been in poor health since last fall.
Letters from Mr and Mrs Peter Hoi r Peter Hopman and others in Kylertown and Nebraska praise Peruna for curing long standing catarrh, breathing, throat and digestive troubles. They report regained appetite, strength, and youthfulness after using Peruna as directed. The company offers a free catarrh book from Columbus Ohio.
A slate fall at a coal mine in Pleasant City killed Cohagan and injured colleague George Brown. Cohagan died shortly after arrival at Columbus Hospital. Brown suffered spinal injuries but survived initial examination. both men were from the Waldhonary mines and the incident prompted transport of the body to Pleasant City.
A Cambridge reader reports immediate relief from inflammatory rheumatism after using the Mystic Cure, claiming her wife walked in three days and crediting the remedy with saving her life. The advertisement notes druggists sale by J. M. Opier in Cambridge and promotes mail banking by Prudential Trust Co.
A damaged notice announces no public sale at the late residence of Ti Boyd deceased on October 24 1601. The listing mentions horses cattle sheep hogs and farm implements auctioned by K Barnett. Also notes a 164 acre farm one mile northwest of Washington near the National Pike with fruit water and good buildings.
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