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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
4
A collage of endorsements from D M Hawthorne and others extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and kidney issues. The notes claim cures for reform school patients and family members, with witnesses from West Virginia and Illinois praising relief and healing. The items read like testimonial advertising with various locales and drugstore mentions.
London editorials mark the third year of the South African war with mixed judgments. Broderick defends troop levels while critics demand faster, clearer action. Buller and Kitchener are cited amid reports of movements, with references to Sir Redvers Buller’s self-critique and Botha’s crossing of the Pivhan river.
The article discusses Joseph interpreting dreams in prison and rising to power in Egypt, illustrating God’s timing and sovereignty. It links this story to New Testament parallels and calls readers to seek the Lord’s guidance in all deeds. It also notes Episcopal Church debates on marriage canon and various world events in a compact digest.
At the Democratic city convention Edward M. Shepherd was nominated for mayor amid cheers from Brooklyn delegates and gallery interruptions. William J. Ladd Jr. chosen for comptroller and George M. Van Hoesen for president of the board of aldermen.
A fragment filled with patent cures and medical potions alongside diverse world notes. Highlights include Burdock blood bitters and Quan's Ointment as cures, mentions of Dr. Fowler and strawberry tonics, shifts to a Steubenville Union Presbytery convention, and a World automobile records report by Fournier and Vanderbilt. Includes Irish obstruction debate and a severe storm report from Shenandoah Iowa with property damage.
Akron dated report details Houston Koptor a Sunnis county farmer who swindled two men out of about 6000 through a card game tied to land ownership rumors. Kepler fell for a baited transfer as strangers swapped small winnings for a larger bill, then drove off. News from New Pittsburg coal mine reports a fatal boiler explosion affecting Lyle Hamilton and others. Gas explosion in Bellaire injures Jackson and Munyon. Judge Day denies telegrams and states he will not campaign in Ohio.
A chaotic letter touts a kidney cure with claims of rapid relief and multiple testimonials. It references a Mr. Bred Scott of Nort Reventh Street and a Dr. M. Ogiews with endorsements from Pastor Mibarn Co in New York. It urges readers to buy from local dealers at a stated price, warning of danger if delays occur.
An 19th century ad for Ely Brothers Liquid Cream Balm touts relief for mis featuring nasal spray and inhalation. It claims efficacy for headaches and facial misery, offering a spray bottle and vial at 2 shillings, sold by druggists and mail order from 6 Warren Street New York. The copy targets readers with nasal congestion and catarrh, presenting balm as safe, non depressant, and instantly usable.
William Tads of Jonesville Virginia recalls stepping into live coals as a child and burning his foot. For 30 years a terrible leg condition troubled him until Bucklens Arnica Salve wholly cured him. The product claims to be infallible for burns seals sores bruises and piles and is sold by M Tawthorny in Cambridge and A Weiner in Byesville.
An old drug advertisement touts Kid-Ne-Oids and Kid-No-Oids as guaranteed cures for kidney liver and blood disorders. Druggist William Moss promotes a no cure no pay offer with a 50 cent box, claiming immediate relief and urging trial despite dubious health claims.
Fragmented text discusses Canada’s population changes from 1 to 18 years and speculative impacts of immigration on farming, agriculture, and relations with the United States, Australia, and China. It references economic promises, colonial populations, and uncertain effects, with jumbled phrases about pests, farming, and diet.
Mysterious report from the Obja precinct outlines local election activity amid unclear details. The piece names several individuals and mentions a march week with factions and provisional results, reflecting a contested civic process.
A long, fragmented 1904 Ohio legal text appears describing election conduct, voter secrecy, and anti intimidation measures. It lists officials and roles including governor, attorney general, treasurer, and county officers for Guernsey and surrounding areas with references to terms like deputy, clerk, auditor, and surveyor. The piece cites acts amended or established in April and January, noting the law’s aim to regulate elections and ensure lawful conduct across counties, amid archival notes and marginal garbled OCR.
Rail and bus timetables show connections from Newcamerdowp to Illisbareh and The Nast with diverse lines to Cantan and Korg Wayne. Listings include times such as 2 43 am, 5 950m, and 77 20, plus service notes for Indianapolis, Chienga, and Calumbia.
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