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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
6
A dated regional notice warns Steubenville residents to watch kidney signals. It details urine changes and back pain as signs of kidney trouble, promoting Dean's Kidney Pills with personal testimonial from Hakill of 101 N Third St. The lengthy text also discusses court injunctions, politics, military, and postal reform in a broad, mixed-era rant.
Report of condition for The National Exchange Bank of Steubenville Ohio at close of business December 3 1907. Highlights include loans and discounts 1 024 902 17, deposits 2 536 801 23, cash and reserves 217 353 59, bonds and securities 248 250 00, and capital stock 250 000 00. Directors T A Hammond cashier sworn to December 4 1907 before Notary Jay S Paisley.
The writer warns that some beliefs about court orders indicate abuse of injunctions. If courts do not address the issue effectively it may lead to legislative action. It would harm social welfare if citizens view courts with hostility and lose trust in judicial remedies. Congress is urged to limit injunctive abuse and protect rights unjustly invaded.
A persuasive sales pitch contrasts real estate with other assets. It stresses land as the sole enduring property, urging readers to invest in tangible property for honest, passive income and security. The message ends with a call to visit for purchasing opportunities.
Plans by our government aim to reestablish the Cuban government by the first of the new year and withdraw from the island. Also urged is the daily use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to restore weak stomachs, liver and kidneys, with claims of cure for indigestion sleeplessness and general weakness. All druggists.
An old ad promotes Williams' Kidney Pills claiming to cure kidney and bladder issues from overworked nerves. It lists symptoms like back and groin pain, facial sag, and frequent urination and notes exclusive sale in Steubenville at Henderson Drug Co. 124 N. 4th St. with a price.
A note states that deposits and interest are guaranteed by a capital and surplus of 845000 dollars for the Steubenville Building and Loan Company located at the cor Third and Market.
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