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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
1
Cincinnati October 31 Ek for full par COMPANY Cin- details from a census notice appear in this fragmented item.
An advertisement extols Adamur Dyspepsia Lozenges as a trusted non patent medicine cure for stomach indigestion. It claims chronic diseases stem from digestion issues and cites testimonials from individuals in South Butler Michigan and others, offering mail order trials and a Battle Creek company contact for sufferers.
A large turnout attended the Hosick's Cave Picnic on Thursday. The event featured a rock formation display, the Gold Stray Bind band, and speeches by Alexander Robinson, Miss Julia Taylor, S. E. Strode, Mr Switzer, L. Rosemond, and Farmer Jonas W. Cale. An evening literary contest closed the day with music, prayer by Rev. Shuman, and reflections on agricultural progress.
Officials confirm a nationwide coal shutdown in the Pennsylvania anthracite fields with 134000 to strike Monday. President Mitchell plans to lead from Hazleton and Luzerne counties as leaders anticipate widespread disruption, potential eviction, and rising coal prices. Union and nonunion miners weigh compliance, while operators pledge no yield.
A long advertisement style note extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted cure for monthly suffering and female ailments. It touts testimonials from Miss Hon, Sara Dover, Miss Rosa Heroin, and A B Davies, claiming tumors reduced and womb health restored. It also recounts Eddie Foy creating a kidnap fears tale and reports the death of George P. Gregory, yellow fever official.
Galveston endures widespread wreck and death toll rises as volunteers bury corpses, salvage debris, and attempt to restore water and streets. Governor Sayers notes city under control while Austin coordinates aid, transit supplies, and letters praise federal and public response amidst ongoing rescue work and Chinese relief efforts.
A dense, punctuation ridden page fragment touts patent medicines and elixirs by D. M. Hawthorne and others. Claims include cure alls for indigestion Brights disease and kidney troubles with testimonials and warnings about failing health.
The piece contrasts Republican banners showing a symbolic dinner pail with images of landmark magnates like Rockefeller and Carnegie. It notes Rockefeller’s vast daily earnings versus a typical laborer’s wages, portraying the rich as dominant in the era and the workingman’s dinner pail as a modest symbol amid vast wealth.
A garbled critique targets McKinley era campaign propaganda with claims of doctored lithographs showing mock dinner pails and calls to “Hold the fort” against imperialist policy. It condemns Republican desperation, cites forged forgeries, and notes opposition figures like Beatty and Sid Megerton amid a broader anti imperial stance.
A heated editorial attack asserts Republicans push imperialism while warning against fraud and forged editorials. It cites Daniel Webster and Mark Hanna era figures, condemning conspiratorial claims and urging vigilance against deceit in pension rolls and state politics.
The excerpt catalogues garbled political discourse and public notices, with references to Republican leaders, pension questions, and legislative pressure. It includes stray quotes and mentions a New York paper, a Newport scene, and automotive costume details, signaling a collage of mid century clippings rather than a single coherent story.
A scrambled report from Sept. 14 describes shifts in allied and Axis power, noting Austrians and Germans, Japan, and Russia in discussions of occupation and borders. Disputed lines hint at moves toward Peking and shifts in control of territories, with various leaders in flux.
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