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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1883
Page
2
An OCR fragment describes Governor Hoadly, the Democratic ticket competing in multiple townships, and mentions Prohibition. It notes candidates and precinct alignments, with references to counties and local officials, indicating a political contest across several towns and precincts.
Readable fragments describe party dynamics in an Ohio county's pro prohibition era race. Mentions Democratic and Republican candidates, state legislature seats, and local officials. notes shifts in voting blocs and the impact on statewide outcomes.
In Iowa and Indiana reports show tight races with Republicans optimistic about gains and Dems claiming momentum. The piece notes votes on constitutional amendments, local races in Franklin County, and mixed statewide market and crop updates across western centers with prices and trade activity described.
A collage of historical notes: Kentucky bank tragedy allegations, a Canton Chinese mob driving European merchants, gender health claims about New York, Boston, and Chicago women using Peruna, a political jab about Speaker prospects, Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy claims, and a Canadian prediction of Canadian free trade.
Henry Megrists, an engineer from Rome New York, reports severe kidney pain after being thrown against his engine. After using Hunva Remedy, pains in his back and kidneys diminished and he recommends the product to railroad companions. Date June 2 1483.
Paumela talks of kidney and liver relief after years of pain. George White of Tahery praises Hunt's Remedy, saying four bottles cured his kidney and bladder issues. Rome letters from June 8 and June 9, 1883 report benefits for bladder and kidney trouble. Report of the Connecticut? conjecture concludes.
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