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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1916

Page

5

Personal travel and visits fill many towns

A flood of visitors and residents traveling to and from Pittsburg Columbus Wheeling and other cities mark the social scene. Henry goes to Ashtabula Dock Archer tours Chicago while Misses Cromey Madigan and many others are up and down the region visiting relatives and friends.

I . QO. Henning Leona Madigan Inittsburg D. E. Cromey Nienport Fred L. Weber Kingstown George Fraley Bellaire Oscar Stitt Ford City Clyde Conn Henry Ashtabula Edward “Dock” Archer Chicago C. T. McMillen Columbus Chas F. Hays Cleveland Hazel Conn Conneaut Iris Cromey New Comerstown Edw. A. Hill Mary Householder Irondale Rodger Jones Martin Hepner Carl Davis Lindenenue Bridgeport Ralph Anderson Magadalena Myers Ed. Cadogan, Jr Wheeling W. Va A. Wonder Tudiey Rollins Pittsburg Alex Helms Mellie Burns C. J. Culp Boundbrook N. J. Lewis Marloff Albert Jones South Fourth Street Joseph R. Mahon East Liverpool Roy Mahon Union Avenue Goldie Levine Joseph Cooper North Eighth Street Abbie Rollins Carl Marvin Akron Mary Laura Medcalf New Kensington Braddock Hugh O'Neil Montreal Richmond Mary Sherrard Hill Watson Wyandotte Mich R. H. Watson E.G. Burns The United Steel Co Canton Frances Helen Burns John Coat

Dr King's New Discovery Cures Cold Cough Relief

Advice to treat a cold with rest diet and exposure avoidance plus take Dr King's New Discovery. It contains pine tar oils and balsams and acts as a laxative. It soothes coughs throat and bronchial tubes and helps clear the head. Sold by druggists with over forty years of use.

Dr. King

Sloan's Liniment Relief Pain Claim

James S Ferguson of Philadelphia writes that Sloan's Liniment gave wonderful knee pain relief after years of suffering. The ad urges readers to try the remedy, noting quick relief, penetrates without rubbing, and offers 25 cents at drug stores.

James S. Ferguson Phila. Pa Sloan

A Good Thing for Children Foley’s Honey and Tar

Foley's Honey and Tar is advocated for children’s cold cough and croup relief as it contains no opiates or habit forming drugs. It claims quick relief from summer colds and long standing coughs, with the first dose bringing comfort. Beall & Steele DrugLlo.

Foley Beall & Steele DrugLlo

Woman's Kind Act Cited By Duncan Mills III

Mrs G H Eveland of Duncan Mills III describes a neighbor’s kindness in bringing Foley Kidney Pills for lumbago and kidney issues. The testimonial notes relief after three bottles and warns that nonfunctioning kidneys cause aches and pains.

G. H. Eveland Duncan Mills, III Foley

Weighs a Flys Wing in Washington Lab

The weighing machine in the Bureau of Standards laboratory in Washington is described as the world’s most accurate. It will weigh the wing of a fly, illustrating precision in measurement.

Bureau of Standards Washington Chicago Journal

Invaluable Habit of Thrif

The quote urges starting with thrift to build a fortune, stressing that habit matters more than money. It notes saving the first hundred dollars as the crucial early step and credits Darius Caren Mille as the speaker. The message emphasizes disciplined saving as a lasting personal virtue.

Darius Caren Mille

Strike Order Goes Out Effective on Labor Day

Washington Aug 29 Direct negotiations between railroad executives and the employees through President Wilson were nearly closed when executives refused a arbitration proposal and the eight hour plan. Brotherhood leaders oppose compulsory investigation but back the eight hour concept, aiming for a separate vote in Congress. The strike order to take effect September 4 at seven a m was issued to all four brotherhoods. The president addressed Congress on railway strike measures including an eight hour law and a Canadian style disputes act to prevent strikes during investigations.

Associated Press Herald-Star Washington Wilson Ashington Congress A. B Garretson Brotherhoods Persident Brotherhood Committee of Railway Presidents Newlands Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Senate House Senator Newlands Todd Lane Senate Inter-State Commerce Com Interstate Commerce Commission Four Brotherhoods Sirs and Brothers White House Committee of Committee of 640

Dr King's New Life Pills Advertises Daily Bowels Move

An advertisement touts a gentle laxative effect from Dr Kings New Life Pills. It claims improved health by purifying blood, relieving constipation, and offering a tonic effect, with a price of 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

Kidney Pills Restored Ambrose Gary’s Mobility

Ambrose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma suffered kidney trouble for ten years and could hardly walk. After starting Foley Kidney Pills, he felt relief from the first bottle and continued until completing three bottles, leaving him feeling like a new man. Beall & Steele Drug Co.

Ambrose Gary Sulphur Okla Foley Beall & Steele Drug Co

Season of T27-Ture for Some Hay Fever Relief

Hay fever and asthma afflict thousands with misery. Foley's Honey and Tar soothes throat irritation and wheezing, eases breathing, aids sleep, and heals inflammation. Opiate free. Beall Steele Drug Co.

Foley Beall Steele Drug Co

WHEN VISITING STRANGE PLACES

An advertisement for Foley Carthatic Table by Beall & Steele Drug Co. touts salts and castor oil alternatives for cleansing and relief from sick headache biliousness bloating sour stomach and torpid liver. Suggests gentle action without griping or nausea.

Bill Increase Expands Interstate Commerce Commission

Amendments to a bill already passed by the house would raise the Interstate Commerce Commission from seven to nine members. The measure aims to broaden regulatory oversight and fill vacancies, with critics arguing over staffing costs and governance implications.

Ments House Interstate Commerce Commission

Austrian-born youth returns home after emigration detainment

Detained on arrival in America while his parents sought citizenship proof, young Krush, Austrian born, was deemed an Austrian subject until his father became a US citizen. Papers issued in the city followed, a passport granted, and he traveled via Austria Germany to Holland then boarded a steamer to New York. He arrived Sunday to joyful scenes at home.

America United States Krush Austria Germany Holland Rotterdam New York City

Wings and the man and the cloud seas of poetry

A miscellany of verse and light social musings mixes with brief jokes and editorial jabs. The poem references wings and flight while the prose items note public interest in the Danish West Indies purchase, weather forgiveness, and a series of wry opinions about current events.

Notable Arctic Claims and a Mocking War Cry

Ambiguous OCR fragment notes Wadea meat amid war game rhetoric and questions Peary’s North Pole claim. A hoarse haw haw is heard, attributed to a figure like Doc Cook, suggesting skepticism about exploratory triumphs and a referential jab at aviation or expedition leaders.

Peary North Pole Doc Cook

Democrats Fret Over War Policy in Congress

The quotation reflects partisan tension as Democrats accuse the administration of keeping the nation out of war while opposing internal divisions within Congress. The piece showcases sharp partisan rhetoric and public debate over foreign policy and leadership.

Congress

England invents long range Zeppelin explosion method

A British claim suggests a new technique to destroy Zeppelins at great distance. The report speculates the core power may be the effect of noisy, indiscreet talk rather than traditional weapons. The idea reflects wartime fears of information leakage and morale effects.

England

Fifteen Words Won for Cupid in Courtroom Claim

A court case confirmed a settlement after a dispute over a donated budget for a couple pursuing marriage plans. The involved parties negotiated terms granting ownership of certain assets and future financial arrangements between the former partners.

Lloyd George Adopts Different Ending Phrase

In a playful remark the speaker notes how Lloyd George's choice of words implies a distinct meaning. The comparison contrasts seeing the end with seeing our finish, highlighting language nuance.

Lloyd George

Sympathy Extended For Girl Passenger On One Foot

A newspaper note extends heartfelt sympathy to the person who rode ten miles standing on one foot in the recent headline story. The account highlights the unusual travel feat and expresses concern for the individual’s wellbeing.

Thief Steals 1916 Dog Tag Tags in Alaska

A Douglass store was broken into and all licensed dog tags for 1916 were stolen. The incident risks every dog in town being seized by the dog catcher, exemplifying the thief's noted originality of conduct.

Alaska Douglass

Scowners Pay The Penalty For Ignoring Kidney Warnings

A public health note warns that ignoring warning signals of kidney trouble can lead to serious illness. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills by Beall & Steele Drug Co as a preventive measure for back pain, muscle aches, and rheumatic symptoms.

Beall & Steele Drug Co

A Doctor's Remedy for Coughs Advertised

An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for coughs and colds. It claims to soothe irritation stop coughing kill germs and improve health with a 25 cent bottle available at druggists.

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