Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Cambridge Testimony
Cambridge residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for lasting relief from back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs. B E Davis recalls her husband’s long-ago cure with no relapse, urging others to use the remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. reiterates Doan's as sole U S agents.
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Dean
Cambridge
Doan
B. E. Davis
Foster Avenue
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
John Decker Laid To Rest In Cambridge
The funeral of John Decker a B and O railroad train auditor who died at his Chicago Junction home was held yesterday afternoon at the First M E church. The Cambridge Camp of Modern Woodmen, of which he was a member, sponsored the service led by Rev. Edwin A Jester with Rev. D E Carmen assisting. Floral offerings were numerous and interment followed at Northwood Cemetery.
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John Decker
Chicago Junction
M. E
Cambridge
Burglars Raid Meighen’s Grocery and Saloon
Police investigated two burglaries in Cambridge. Meighen’s Grocery was broken into after a train pass, with a bloodhound trail failing near Mineral Siding and a suspect rounded up but cleared. Martin Maumee’s saloon in South Cambridge reported liquor missing after a rear window entry. Syrian peddlers reported an earlier robbery. a telescope and box of goods were found along the tracks.
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Long
Chief Long
Cambridge
Carey Meighen
Meighen
Martin L. Maumee
Sheriff Moore
Oliver
Local Notes On Visitors And Social Attendants
Antrim Miss Florence Sanborn visits friends in Quaker City while the Antrim band plays at Chestnut hill picnic. Several locals attend the State fair in Columbus this week. Mrs Ollie Ray of Freeport visits her parents, Mr and Mrs Thos Boyd. Rev Eagleson of Findley Ohio and Miss Clara Nichols of Winterset join Mr and Mrs J E Nichols and Miss Florence Sanborn Friday afternoon. Mr James Stockdale remains quite ill.
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Florence Sanborn
Quaker City
Antrim
Chestnut Hill
Columbus
Ollie Ray
Freeport
Thos. Boyd
Eagleson
Findley
Ohio
Clara Nichols
Winterset
J. E. Nichols
James Stockdale
Alma Barnett Visits Brother in Zanesville
Miss Alma Barnett is visiting her brother Watt Barnett and family in Zanesville, staying for a period to share greetings and time with relatives.
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Alma Barnett
Watt Barnett
Zanesville
K G Jennings Returns to Buffalo After Visit
K G Jennings arrived back in Buffalo New York yesterday following a brief stay in this city.
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K. G. Jennings
Buffalo
N. Y
Secrest Couple Visit Hartford Relatives After Monday Departure
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Secrest departed Monday afternoon to visit relatives in Hartford.
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J. E. Secrest
Hartford
Mrs Ross Pack Guest of R H Clark Family
Mrs Ross Pack of New York City is the guest of R H Clark and family on North 10th Street, according to local social notes.
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Mrs. Ross Pack
New York City
R. H. Clark and Family
North 10Th Street
Burdock's Blood Bitters Promised for Strength and Digestion
An advertisement touts Burdock's Blood Bitters as a system tonic to improve strength appetite digestion and sleep. It frames the product as a path to better health and enjoyment of life through regular use.
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Burdock
Between Hope and Doubt the Wisest Choice
A concise maxim favors choosing hope over doubt as the wiser path. The statement underscores optimism as a guiding principle in uncertain situations and highlights belief as a strategic stance.
Itch Scratch Remedy Featured In Daily Ads
Itch! Itch! Itch Itch Scratch Scratch Itch cures piles eczema and skin itching. Dean's Ointment advertised widely and sold by all druggists. An advertising note also mentions stage stars singing together in these days.
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Dean
Dean's Regulats Liver Tonic Advertises Cure
An advertising blurb touts Dean's Regulats as a remedy for a lazy liver and dyspepsia. It claims to tone the stomach, relieve constipation, and strengthen the whole system, priced at 25 cents per box.
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Dean
Phrase on Treachery and Worth
A terse reflection notes that gains from treachery are not worth possessing, implying moral judgment on deceit and its ultimate value.
Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil Promoted as Household Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as a cure for infants with croup and common ailments such as cuts bruises sore throat and lameness among relatives. It markets itself as a universal remedy for household health needs.
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Baby
Willie
Mama
Grandma
Thomas
Reply on prosperity placards and tariff reform stance
A businessman defends fair employment practices, condemns intimidation by political placards, and argues against tying a factory’s operation to election outcomes. He supports tariff readjustment and reciprocal trade while urging responsible corporate conduct and market-based recovery regardless of party victory. He cites Parry Manufacturing and National Association of Manufacturers positions.
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Mr. Kern
Parry Manufacturing Company
Bryan
Taft
Kern
National Association of Manufacturers
Manufacturers’ Association
Ecares
Lewis H. Baker Dies at Atlantic City
Lewis H. Baker son of Hon. Lewis Baker former editor of the Guernsey Jeffersonian passed away Sunday morning in Atlantic City New Jersey. He made mark in the business departments of the Wheeling Register and the St. Paul Globe both owned by his father. His mother was the daughter of the late John Fordyce of Love City. Older citizens recall the Bakers and their children.
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Lewis H. Baker
Lewis Baker
Guernsey Jeffersonian
Atlantic City
N. J
Mrs. Baker
Lewis
Miss Verna Perry Guest of Cambridge Friends
Miss Verna Perry of Cincinnati is hosted by Cambridge friends for a social visit, with plans for sightseeing and local gatherings during her stay.
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Verna Perry
Cincinnati
Cambridge Friends
Will Enjoy Trip On The Lakes
A. M. Legge and wife of Madison Avenue South Cambridge will leave Wednesday morning for an extended pleasure trip to lake cities including Cedar Point Toledo Cleveland Detroit and Niagara Falls. Legge, the local agent for United States Express Co., will be their guest on the trip as a reward for business growth in this city. He has served as local agent for six years.
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A. M. Legge
Madison Avenue
Cambridge
Cedar Point
Toledo
Cleveland
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Legge
United States Express Co
Return of Dewey and Jester Adopts Church Trustees
The First M. E. church quarterly conference in Cambridge Ohio appointed Dr. H. W. Dewey and Rev. Edwin A. Jester to the Board of Trustees to fill vacancies from the deaths of B. F. Fleming and Capt. A. A. Taylor. Other appointments included J. Campbell to the Board of Stewards and C. M. Stewart with Charles A. Barber as Financial Class Leaders. A resolution urged the return of the two doctors to the district.
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M. E
H. W. Dewey
Edwin A. Jester
B. F. Fleming
A. A. Taylor
Fred L. Rosemond
Freeman T. Eagleson
J. H. Sarcher
John C. Beckett
el Campo
Texas
Jay W. Campbell
Mr. Eagleson
C. M. Stewart
Charles A. Barber
T. R
R. Potter
W. Scott
T. R. Deselm
Finances In Good Condition At Cambridge M P Church
An adjourned Fourth Quarterly Conference session at the Cambridge M P Church completed leftover business. The church’s finances were in first class condition and a resolution praised the Ladies Aid Society for the year's work. A prior resolution requested Pastor Rev C E Sheppard be returned to the church. Rev Sheppard and Delegate A Weedon will depart Wednesday to Steubenville for the Muskingum Annual Conference.
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Fourth Quarterly Conference
Cambridge M. P
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. E. Sheppard
Sheppard
A. Weedon
Steubenville
Muskingum
Urbana Resident Visits Relatives During Local Trip
Millard Barnes, employed in a Urbana restaurant, is visiting relatives here.
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Millard Barnes
Urbana
Miss Costello to Spend Winter in Cleveland
Miss Mary Costello, summer guest of her mother Mrs. Katherine Clancey, departed Monday for Cleveland to reside there for the winter.
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Mary Costello
Katherine Clancey
Cleveland
Robinson 15th County Jail Arrest Over Barn Fire
Sidney Robinson near Antrim was arrested Monday by Constable W C Lake for alleged involvement in the burning of Tom Alex Johnson’s barn four miles from Antrim. He was jailed in Cambridge without bail. Doc Oliver with his blood hound helped trail to Robinson’s home, reigniting earlier near theft of a woman’s safety.
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Sidney Robinson
Antrim
W. C. Lake
Tom Alex Johnson
Cambridge
Doc
Oliver
Byesville
Robison
Mr. Oliver
Children’s case postponed after arraignment
Charles Vivian Minnie and Ruth Scott and Cyrus Scott children of William and Ida Scott of Gaston Avenue were charged as delinquent and dependent by Humane Officer W A Albright. They appeared before Probate Judge H W Luecock. no evidence was offered and the case was continued to Thursday at 9 AM to allow attorney Freeman T Eagle son time to prepare.
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Charles
Vivian
Minnie
Ruth Scott
Ida Scott
Gaston Avenue
Cyrus Scott
Humane
W. A. Albright
H. W. Luecock
Freeman T. Eagleson
Fifty arrests during August reported in brief
The police reported fifty arrests in August with a single arrest last night of James Cole by Officer H M Meredith for intoxication. Earlier, Officer Churchman arrested a man in the railroad yards for intoxication as the month closed.
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James Coleman
H. M. Meredith
Churchman
Quaker City Notices and Local Happenings
Karl Johnson resigns from Columbus car lines and returns home near here. Pennyroyal Reunion features good accommodations and shade. Quaker City Street Fair draws crowds. balloonists injured on day one. Missionary Rev Samuel Martin returns from India and preaches at Sand Hill U P church. Mrs Nettie Gillespie and Mr and Mrs Harry Lockwood visiting. Oil well planned near Fairview. I N Cross builds new sheep house. Pennyroyal sees many prominent attendees. Rev FE O Morris preaches in reply to Cambridge Merchants Protective Association letter.
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Karl Johnson
Columbus Car Lines
Pennyroyal
Quaker City
Samuel Martin
India
U. P
Sand Hill
Martin
FE. O. Morris
M. E. Church
Merchants’ Protective Association of
Cambridge
Miss Edna Longsworth Visits Uhrichsville Friends
Miss Edna Longsworth is visiting friends in Uhrichsville this week, returning from recent travels and enjoying social calls with local acquaintances.
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Edna Longsworth
Uhrichsville
Laughlin Sheet mill executive visits city on business
Thomas Timothy of the Laughlin Sheet mill was in the city Monday on business.
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Thomas Timothy
Laughlin
City
Potter Couple Start Business Trip to Columbus
Mr and Mrs M R Potter depart early for a business trip to Columbus.
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M. R. Potter
Columbus
August Toll Gate Receipts Reported at $65.50
Zanesville records show toll gate overseer Zra Glass reported August receipts totaling 65.50 to county Auditor Dan R. Wallace. Separately Ola Marsh visits relatives in Zanesville while Karl Stewart of East Gomber Avenue visits his cousin Reverend B L Stewart in Mansfield.
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Zra Glass
Dan R. Wallace
Karl Stewart
East Gomber Avenue
Rev
8. L. Stewart
Mansfield
Visit of Alma Lyons and local social events
Little Miss Alma Lyons of Pittsburg visits her aunt Miss Harry Schmidt on North Sixth Street. Prof. B L Moorhead returns from Cumberland Quaker City and Zanesville in the West Lafayette College interest. Ice cream social at Frank Geese residence near Oldham's Station Thursday evening September 3 for Sherrard's Sunday school. everyone invited.
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Alma Lyons
Pittsburg
Harry Schmidt
North Sixth Street
B& L. Moorhead
Cumberland
Quaker City
Zanesville
West Lafayette College
Frank Geese
Oldham
Sherrard
Eeverybody
Gardiner Pleads Guilty to Assault Fined and Released
Charles Gardiner was fined $10 and costs in probate court after pleading guilty to assault and battery. He paid the amount yesterday and was released.
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Charles Gardiner
Miss Christine Wood Returns From New York Course
Miss Christine Wood sails from New York after a summer spent at Columbia College taking special instruction. Mr Revere Heade of Cambridge is visiting Columbus relatives this week.
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Christine Wood
New York
Columbia College
Revere Heade
Cambridge
Columbus
Columbus Journal
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