05 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement extols Ivory Soap for laundry use citing its purity and effectiveness. It claims the soap is gentle yet powerful, safe for fabrics, and suitable for all washing needs, urging readers to choose Ivory Soap for true economy.
A long schedule for the West Virginia State Fair opens September 9 at Wheeling with outdoor vaudeville, music, midways, and light displays promising record crowds. Separately, a Belmont County shooting ends in a man’s death and his wife’s critical condition after a domestic dispute and a suicide.
The Rural Mail routes strike causes surprise as postmaster Barrick receives orders to reduce five extra routes starting October 1. Named workers include L. Darlison, T. J. Linkhorn, Samuel R. Fulton, G. W. Swope, and D. A. Bean. The letters outline compensation and duties, including horse hire and news agent allowances, with restrictions on other business.
A discussion traces sanitary chemistry's role in evaluating food value and diet, noting milk fats carbohydrates and nitrogen, butter versus peas, and potatoes as nutritious yet overlooked crops. It covers dietary law, public reform, and the push for scientific study in education.
The New York Times recounts Charles P. Yerkes in Chicago when a publisher pressed him to print an article about public men. Yerkes replied Print it. He drew a pearl handled revolver and warned the paper to run the piece before it could be printed elsewhere.
In a Yorkshire district famed for hackneys and horse breeders a candidate failed to impress horse loving farmers. The local blacksmith ended the meeting with a laconic line contrasting candidates impact on horses and carts, a speech that touched pockets and pride alike.
A long extract recalls a Mount Olive sermon urging peace with God and man, using olive branches as symbol. It links biblical imagery to modern war, urging believers to choose faith over conflict and to act for global harmony. The speaker exhorts Christians to mobilize for spiritual renewal and practical Christian service.
A fragmented OCR passage mocks fashion items and social roles with jagged phrasing. It mentions hats, shoes, belts, and coats in a satirical tone, ending with a reference to New York Drops and a generic critique of bachelor fashion.
Brooklyn resident John P Hodnette asserts 25 years of taking Ayers Sarsaparilla each spring keeps him strong and invigorated. The ad urges doctors to endorse the remedy and mentions eggs, milk, and liver cleansing as part of a healthy regimen.
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