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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
4
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery curing stomach and digestion related diseases. It claims heart liver lungs and kidneys improve when stomach illness originates the issue. A user profile from Thomas Tucker Va reports restored appetite after six bottles plus Pleasant Pellets.
An advertisement style piece touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for bronchitis hoarseness and all bronchial diseases with testimonials from a New Jersey editor and multiple patients. Claims include pneumonia relief and kidney cures while warning against substitutes and counterfeit products.
In a dense early 20th century religious meditation the text reviews biblical themes from Deuteronomy and Genesis, cites God’s promises to Abram, and explains prophetic authority in Moses Jeremiah and Jesus. It contrasts true and false prophecy, urging discernment by the test of Christ. It closes with brief notices of local incidents: a governor’s respite in Indiana, a boating accident in Michigan, a strike situation in Pennsylvania, and a Montana ore works blaze.
A fragmented ad style passage touts Burdock Blood Bitters and Dr. Kowler's Extracts promising quick reliefs for digestion, throat infections, and summer illnesses. It mentions a rapid young man dying of old age at 40 and urges readers to stock tonics in the medicine chest.
Columbus Aug 27 special house committee named to study the municipal government code with 23 members including eight Democrats. A subcommittee was formed to arrange hearings through Sept 4 with sessions covering code principles constitutional issues and franchise questions. Additional senate actions include amendments to the franchise section and re enactment moves while other officials gather for a broader review.
Local residents attest to Dean's Kidney Pills relieving backache and kidney discomfort. Mrs Win.[?] of 305 North Sixth Street praises the product after her husband found relief, noting her own kidney issues improved. The letters promote Boan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy with a nationwide distribution through Pasteur-Milburn Co. and retail price of 50 cents per box.
Mr. John Rankin of 40 South 6th Street Cambridge Ohio reports that Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills relieved his nervous unrest sleepless nights and back pain after a troublesome box. He credits the medicine with restoring strength steadiness and restful sleep and recommends it. Bottles are sold at 60 cents per box by dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. See portrait and signature on every package. Cambridge druggist J W Shail’s store carries them.
Mr. A. Creer of McConnelsville Ohio shares a medical history spanning three years with doctors who treated him for ailments labeled as Bucklew's Army Bal and related symptoms. The narrative lists medications and locations including Cambridge, Ryesvale, and Beaises, noting expenditures and treatments across the period without claiming a final cure.
The text presents a corrupted OCR passage listing various names and places with questionable phrases and stray quotes. Readable elements include references to Dr Whinie and W T White head of Konnedale and a few scattered location names.
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for gastritis indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims relief from jaundice liver kidney and stomach disorders and promotes it as a year round medicine for the whole family, with pricing of 60 els and bottles of 1.00.
A fragmented ad tale touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles with testimonials. It promises relief for coughs colds pneumonia and bronchitis and offers trial bottles free at local druggists. The text references W H Brown of Leesyite Jad and Cambridge in a dated promotional tone.
Governor Nash submits a message to the General Assembly convened in extra session. He urges action only on the Royer law and municipal code, discusses court decisions impacting municipalities, and outlines constitutional context for statewide city governance and reform.
Benatar Langworth of Cincinnati presented the code bill to the senate as Representative Comings of Lorain county carried the house action. The measure outlines municipal rules for cities over 6,000 and village councils with terms, salaries, and powers, including mayoral appointment authority and village boards, affecting staffing and budgets across Ohio municipalities. Ambushed by strikers report notes a fatal shooting near Crapa Creek and Simmons Creek, with guard presence and investigation into the incident.
The notice lists timetable fragments and fare details for railroad services, including station names, stop types, and operating hours. It mentions several routes with times around 4 pm and 6 pm, with references to specific stops and classes of service. The document preserves historical railway jargon and partial names, offering a snapshot of mid century transit planning and pricing.
Fragmentary rail timetable notes show trains departing Cambridge with multiple named destinations including Chicago Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Parlor and sleeping cars are attached on several services with mentions of schedules and prices, though many details are unclear due to damaged text.
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