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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
7
Fragmented timetable notes departures to Pittsburg division and Columbus, with fares and times for towns including Newcomerstown and Cleveland area routes. Indicates connections to Columbus and Cincinnati areas, along with multiple misread city names and times.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte orders Ensign Charles T. Wade to trial by court martial on charges of neglect of duty connected with the Bennington explosion. He disapproves an implied finding against Commander Lucien Young, commanding the ship, while endorsing the conduct of survivors. The action follows a court of inquiry and references casualties and injuries from the incident.
The Muscat dispute between Great Britain and France appears settled, with confirmation from the secretary to the Chief Justice of the U S Supreme Court after his Hague work. Justice Fuller arrived on the Oceanic. Details remain undisclosed. Swedish Norwegian talks on dissolution continue, with expected forts to be abolished debated. Armistice discussions at Peterhof involve officials and a request for guidance to General Hoopes. Albany reports arrest of contractor John Dyer J F for alleged fraud in a central repair store case. The Calab Powers appeal against prosecution for Governor Goebel’s murder proceeds before the U S Supreme Court, listing former New York Governor Black and Illinois Governor Yates as Powers’s attorneys.
A miscellany of health claims and cures from early 20th century ads. W C Barber of Sandy Level Va touts Dr King’s New Discovery for chest trouble. Allen’s Foot Ease sells for 25c. Various liniments claim to cure spavins, splints, and other horse ailments.
A dramatic tale recounts the sinking of the brig Comet after mutineers aboard were hunted by the Serpent. Survivors, including Dondra and other half castes, reached an island near Mannar gulf. A Bombay gunboat later captured the mutineers, with a 12,000 reward paid by India.
A 1935 Ohio secretary of state copy certifies a General Assembly joint resolution to amend Article XVII and related sections. It outlines terms for elected officials, vacancies by governor appointment, and fixed term durations, with adoption notes and official seals. The document records the amendment process and official certification dates in 1904 1905 context and signature by Speaker Thomas and President Grover C. Ryerson.
A devotional study discusses the river imagery in Zechariah and Isaiah, linking it to the living water theme in John and Revelation. It reflects on literal and symbolic meanings, the future glory of Jerusalem, and the need for personal thirst for the water of life. It cites scripture from Isaiah, John, Romans, and Revelation to urge faithful reception of Christ.
Fragmentary text discusses transformation through culture and self awareness. It mentions adornment with grace and ease as a sign of cultivated humanity, observing observers and the perception of perfection in conduct.
An advertisement discusses Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for bronchitis pneumonia and hoarseness with testimonials from M. Hawthorne D. M. Hawthorne and others. It warns against substitutes and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder disorders citing several patient reports. It notes a New Jersey editor's endorsement and cautions about wine when the cat is away.
The ad features Mother Gray a New York nurse promoting Australian Leaf as a monthly regulator for female ills including backache and urinary troubles. It claims cures for female weaknesses and kidney bladder issues. Available at druggists or by mail for 40 cents with a free sample from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY.
A fragmented newspaper ad style item touts Dr. King New Life Pills for constipation and indigestion and electric bitters for dyspepsia and engagement guidance. It cites Hawthorne and Heiner druggists in Cambridge and Byesville, touts Chestnut popular liquid balm Cream Balm for hay fever, and lists Ely Brothers as suppliers in New York.
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