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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
4
An advertorial claim describes lung disease progression from consumptive decline to death without oxygen. It asserts the medicine strengthens lungs, improves oxygenation, and halts disease, citing a testimonial from Terontes Frona of Sitka and noting Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse impurities.
A dated advertisement lists multiple cures and tonics for colds throat and lung troubles. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure DeWitt's products Kadol Foley's Honey and Tar and Foley's Kidney Cure from Shaff's drug store with patient testimonials and medical claims.
Fragmentary church lesson notes discuss Moses in Deuteronomy and Numbers with focus on Moses' life, his humanity, and his death. It connects to Christ as greater than Moses and cites related scriptures. It also mentions Joshua as Moses successor and reflects on death, hope, and prophetic roles. The page shifts to military and maritime briefs from Fez to Manilla.
A compact advertisement collage touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and other ailments, with claims of medical remedies from Dr Thomas Electric Oil to Dean's Ointment and Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for summer complaint and diarrhoea, suggesting drugstore availability and long-standing efficacy.
In Columbus the house code committee signals strong opposition to Nash code features with a push for single elective officers or flexible boards. Discussions cover franchise issues police court classifications for cities and home rule. The senate has passed the Roger bill widening supreme court jurisdiction by removing the 200-dollar property limit amid mixed reactions. Memorial day observed for McKinley. several accidental deaths reported nationwide.
Frank Gardner a Cambridge contractor recalls endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills over three years ago after relief from back and kidney pain. He states his condition has remained sound since and urges locals to use the same remedy. Sold by dealers for 50 cents, Poster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole agents for the U.S. Remember the name Doan's.
A Cambridge resident Mrs Crawford of 304 South Street testifies to Chase's Nerve Pills improving blood strength nerves and general health after short use. She notes skin color improves and appearance becomes hearty and asks buyers to look for the portrait and signature on packs sold locally.
Cambridge will host teachers examinations at Cambridge from September 4 to August 1 with several sessions. H oxwell examinations occur in April and May and Cambridge commencement in June. Requirements include years of service, average marks, and passing certain psychology and education exams. Candidates must hold or have held a certificate and demonstrate continued teaching success. Examiners will assess teaching and training progress.
The article describes gastritis as an inflammatory stomach condition with pain, loss of appetite, foul breath, and weight distress. It claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion constipation and all stomach troubles, selling 60e and 1.00 bottles for the whole family.
A lengthy, misspelled advertisement praises a Dr King New Discow ay for consumption and other ailments. It touts instant relief from asthma and colds, claims cures for catarrh, and promotes trial availability at D M Winthorne and O A Heluer stores with Ely Cream Balm priced at 60 cents, urging readers to buy from Ely Brothers in New York.
A reader from McConnelsville Ohio praises Buck- Jen's Arnica Salve for curing piles and fistula in two weeks after three years of treatment. Cambridge and Byesville drug stores sell 26 cent tubes. Electric Bitters touted for liver kidney and stomach troubles with personal testimonials from Tey Budlong and others.
St Louis September 11 authorities report threats against Circuit Attorney Folk over bribery probe. Detective John McGrath to guard Folk at home and downtown. Kiely and Desmond ordered water should suspicious persons approach. Indictments expected from grand jury. Kratz and Murrell figures tied to the case.
In Columbus the Senate tackles home rule and mayoral powers, amending the municipal code to set boards for health and parks, with Mayor Johnson of Cleveland urging competitive bids for franchises. The session also touches taxation, bridge maintenance, and a potential erosion of railroad obligations, while unrelated reports note lodge elections and a tragic farm accident.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists many station names and routes including Marietta, Whipple, Geneva, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Chicago, and other places. It mentions travel times, connections, and various passenger terms, reflecting a busy timetable page with scattered lines and partial data.
W. P. White of Renedale Texas writes that using Hawthorne's and Heine's products cured stomach and liver troubles and left him feeling like a new man. He warns that those who seek trouble are tribe ones who taint, advising others to try the remedies for renewed vitality.
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