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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
8
A long ledger of names and addresses across multiple towns lists Miss Hazel Phillips through Miss Lizzie Moore along with various street addresses and rural routes. The fragment includes numerous Byesville Cambridge Lore City Kimbolton and Cambridge entries with district notation and scattered numerals.
Coal delivery offered to any city area on short notice by J C Fulton at 118 Spring Street. Home phone 61 B. Dated Sept 4 two months.
Mary McMullen of District 7 Cambridge Ohio expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for helping her win the piano in a recent contest. She acknowledges loyal support from start to finish and conveys deep appreciation.
Taft journeys toward Cincinnati via varied travel in Ohio after a Sandusky stop at the Hayes home. Democratic talks in Chicago focus on campaign plans with Bryan and Kern while Ohio prepares a vigorous Democrat push led by W L Finney.
Berlin reports Friedrich Schmidt a carpenter of Spindelhof Upper Palatinate has been notified by the Bavarian legation at St. Petersburg that he is heir to 7 500 000 dollars in cash.
Michigan fighter Stanley Ketchel is stopped in the twelfth round by Billy Papke of Illinois at Jim Jeffries Vernon arena in Los Angeles. Papke, now middleweight champion, dominated Ketchel who never recovered his sight in his right eye. Ketchel suffered two swollen eyes and multiple facial injuries before being carried from the ring.
In Colma open-air arena San Francisco September 8 Abe Attell champion featherweight of America and Owen Moran England's top featherweight fought to a twenty three round draw before about 6000 spectators Referee Jack Walsh declared the bout a draw at the end with both fighters shown the handshake seal of a split result.
Mrs Elizabeth Stage died Sunday morning at her home east of the city after a lingering illness at age 82. She leaves several children including Rev W G Stage of Powhatten Point Ohio. Funeral services were Tuesday at 10 conducted by Rev E A Yeager with burial in Center Baptist church cemetery.
The Graham draw announced last Saturday's winning numbers 2653 3370 2863 2335. The results listed four numbers with no additional context or prizes provided.
Miss Maggie McKinney and How ard Davis, Miss May Thomas and Harry Campton spent Sunday at Perry's Den in Illinois. C Hornbrook was called to Graysville West Virginia today to attend the funeral of his sister Miss Emily Hornbrook who died Monday night.
Born to Mr and Mrs Selby Lang of Moundsville West Virginia on Thursday September 3 a son Mrs Lang is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Madden of Cambridge The elder Madden left for Moundsville last evening Harry Pine formerly at the Glass Plant has returned to Newark for a rest then will enter Denison University as a senior and a leading member of Mu chapter Signa Chi fraternity He was popular in Cambridge and starred on the Glass Works ball team
Dyspepsia is called America’s curse with Burdock Blood Bitters promising to conquer indigestion. Doan’s Regulats claim relief from constipation without griping. Piles, ulcers, and weak health are linked to these advertised remedies. Druggists sell all items for 25 cents per box sometimes.
A historic medical advertisement promotes Dr Thomas' Electric Oil as a universal remedy for pain. Claims include relief from aches across the body and from various causes, with statements that pain will disappear where the oil is applied.
Professor Alexander Thurston and Charles M. Barackman completed a successful Meadville ascent last night. They planned to remain aloft until morning as the balloon traveled southeast, passing Stoneboro about 22 miles southeast at 7 50.
Cambridge resident George Braden testifies to sustained relief from rheumatic and kidney issues using Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment. He cites continued success for his son and urges readers to recall the brand. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo serves the U.S. market. Remember the name Doan's.
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