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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
5
An old sore is caused by morbid impurities in the blood rather than local disease. The ad promotes S. S. S. as a purely vegetable remedy that cleanses the circulation, removes the cause, and leads to healing. It claims sores heal from the inside after blood purification and offers a special book and free medical advice.
David Miller of New York describes a persistent foot sore that resisted many remedies until starting 6.8.6. He states the treatment drew out poison from his blood and fully cured the condition. Miller endorses the remedy for sores and weariness and shares his address at 242 West Fourth Street.
An advertisement describes Scott's Emulsion as a creamy cod liver oil product rather than a bread or meat substitute, likening it to the cream of cod liver. It credits KOLLET & BOWNE located on Pearl Street, New York.
Columbus April 13 the Erwin bill expands state aid to weak school districts enabling all Ohio teachers to earn at least 40 per month as dictated by the Du Vall law. Previous underfunding in weak districts will be covered by the Erwin fund, while populous districts have utilized the law with satisfactory results.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie announces extra passenger trains starting Monday April 18. Steubenville departures at 6 40 a m connect at Warren ton for local and through points.
Pittsburg April 1 Will Tener win a Republican Congressional nomination in the Twenty fourth District He at one time pitched for Pittsburg and Chicago nations league teams He jokes about facing political foes like Joseph Cannon and Jim Sherman while promising straight pitches and a strategic bunt to advance his cause Tener, a millionaire banker and Tilks leader, plans to refine his delivery during the campaign and predicts a strong showing in Washington.
August Vanderplus, 41, a coal miner from Sturgeon, Allegheny county, was stabbed multiple times early Sunday after a quarrel with former boarder Emmanuel Doroi. Doroi, arrested after a chase by County Detective McMillan and Constable Bahner, faces felonious assault charges with no bail. Vanderplus, attended by Dr. Denny, remains in serious condition with six wounds. The article also notes future Panhandle railroad branch plans across Ohio and nearby counties.
Delegations from river interests gathered yesterday at New Cumberland to review proposed harbor line changes sought by Mack trick Co. The aim is to assess fill impact on navigation and a written report will be sent to Major Newcomer, U.S. engineer, for Washington. Participants included Maj. J. Frank Tilley, secretary of the Pittsburg coal exchange, Capt. Arthur Moren of Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Coke Co, and river captains T W Boll, ge Gibson, W R Reno, L M Spear, A R Mackey, A Atkerd and Holmes Harger Jr.
A Wheeling patent lawyer in Wheeling WV reports the recent issue of patents granted to Eastern Ohio inventors. The notice highlights new filings and the firms involved in securing intellectual property rights for regional innovations.
Eastern Ohio inventors include J. F. Arkebberg of Fostoria with a non refillable bottle, G. & C. Breeze of New Straitsville with a tie holder, J. Dick of Canton with fodder cutter, H. B. Ditwiler as assigner of one fourth to L. W. Roe of Mansfeld for steering gear, W. Fetch of Mingo Junction with a type writer support, B. Fox of Marion with cuff holder, and S. W. Gibbs assigning one half.
The document lists trade registrations including Lino Paint Company of Collinwood for mineral paint and turpentine, and F A McGowan of Canton for children's leather and cloth shoes. It also records various manufacturing and hardware items linked to Canton, Clyde, Steubenville, Trenton, and associated names such as Gibbs, E W Rob erts, J B Reno, J Lines, M C Steese, and J M Ufick.
Report says the Means Foundry and Machine shop would be removed to Toronto and merged with a small plant there, a plan strongly denied at local offices.
A foreign workman sustained a severe hand cut at the tin mill and another worker suffered a hand injury from a pipe at the La Belle tube plant. Both accidents occurred this morning.
Republican primary results show Hubbard winning the county for Congress over Hazlet. Hobbs takes the sheriff’s race, Cooper wins clerk, Maxwell the commissioner, and Brown secures prosecutor.
In Steubenville discussions of indigestion Mi-o-na tablets are promoted by Beall & Steele as a guaranteed remedy. They advertise the product promises relief from distress after eating coated tongue bad taste dizziness and nervous debility and offer a refund if it does not cure. Each box costs six cents.
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