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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1896
Page
6
Hoarswness case from Hutton Ind shows Benj ngerson regains voice after months with Foley's Honey and Tar. The medicine is widely used by speakers and singers. Cope and Co. Market St R J Morrison North Fourth St listed in the note.
A court ordered sheriff sale for Isabel Clark and E Asher Clark in Jefferson County Ohio on December 14 at 1 PM. The property includes parts of sections 21 and 22 in Steubenville Land District with described boundaries and an appraised value. terms require one third cash and two installments with interest, rents secured by the premises.
Joseph Rodackson of Philadelphia and Thomas Hackett of Pittsburgh face a petition in Jefferson County Court to cancel an alleged fraudulent assignment of all debts and property of Beall Tube and Pipe Works. The filing accuses John McMasters and others of executing deeds without authorization, and names Sallie Brilliane and others as affected parties. Respondents must answer by a stated Delaware deadline. Attorneys Ty, Hubbard, Dunbar, Rith Cart, and Dweeney represent Phun.
A garbled verse recalls a political roar about free trade and regional blocs. The text mentions Wet and Free Trade rhetoric, voices from the east, north, south and west, and references the solid south and the 15 raund. The piece reflects a satirical dig at political divides and slogans.
A Kalamazoo resident offers a free prescription claimed to cure nervous debility and restore vigor. He asks readers to mail to H C Olds Box 1655 Kalamazoo Michigan stating interest in trying the medicine and promises a prompt reply with no trace of source information. The notice urges interested men to cut and mail the excerpt.
A proposed concession at the Paris exposition features a gigantic 62 foot long 27 foot high barrel with a two story glass house surrounding it to host an American bar and restaurant inside the barrel display.
A Blandon Pennsylvania reader endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for coughs colds and croup noting it is the best remedy and they always keep it on hand. The ad notes a 25 cent price and a dealer J M Johnson at 114 Market 51. A Boston club discussion mentions a Bacchante dinner with an alluring programme being discussed.
The article markets Hood s Sarsaparilla claiming it purifies blood strengthens stomach and boosts vitality alongside Hood s Pills for nausea headaches indigestion and biliousness. It promotes No To Bac as a tobacco remedy with a guaranteed cure and lists cycling show dates in Chicago New York Paris London and other cities.
A legend of 222000 dollars in gold buried near South Hot Springs, Arkansas, sparks nightly digging led by Smith and Biles. An Indian charm plot with marked trees and iron slabs guides the search while Smith breaks under a alleged spirit influence. The crowd awaits an arriving Choctaw chief to locate the treasure as reports of a ghost persist.
Judge Neeley ruling for the Pennsylvania railroad holds the Johnstown flood as an act of God. Edson of Rock Island Illinois sought value for lost baggage. court finds railroad not liable for property lost with entrusted baggage. Long, bitterly fought case decided after years in court.
The advertisement extols Pearline soap as a solution for weary cleaners, arguing that using Pearline makes housework effortless and far less tiring. It claims the product saves time and reduces rubbing, appealing to households as a practical, enduring aid.
Quote attributed to Hon. William McKinley arguing free foreign trade grants foreigners equal privileges and invites cheap labor into the market, harming domestic labor, tradespeople, and farmers. protection keeps money, markets, and manufacturers at home for the benefit of our people.
Alderman James L. Francie of Chicago touts Dr. King's New Discovery as an ideal panacea for coughs colds and lung complaints after five years use in his family. Rev. John Burgus of Keokuk Iowa a 50 year Methodist minister endorses it for speedy relief and promotes trial battles at Beall and Steeles Drug Store.
Worthington editor Morrizon endorses Electric Bitters as a general tonic. Mrs. Annie Stehle of Chicago, once run down and unable to digest food, recovered after using six bottles. Remedy priced 40 cents and 1.0. Available at Beall & Steele's Drug Store.
An advertisement proclaims Encklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever boils and many skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. The copy also mentions Beali & Stace and Chappelear's Bronchini cough cures with various claims and prices.
An advertisement touts a new remedy for bladder and kidney pain claiming rapid relief for both men and women. It suppresses water retention and eases urination, offered by druggists in Steubenville, Iowa. A separate note critiques Mother Goose tales as pernicious, citing a lecturer's warning to mothers.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a pure vegetable tonic that balances digestion and restores health. It claims to treat a range of ailments from skin diseases to general weakness by improving stomach and bowel membranes and supporting natural healing.
Historical notice reports increased daily train runs between Steubenville and Wheeling with multiple schedules and connections to Musil lon and Ktteabenville. It notes passenger service details and mentions the Steubenville Wheeling route with specific train numbers and frequencies.
An old ad promotes LOOT savings with deposits accepted at 24 & 243 Fourth AvenueYi'hargh Pa. It promises secure savings, earning interest at a stated rate and offers instructions on opening an account.
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