A Steubenville Citizen Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
W Borden of 417 North Third Street Steubenville testifies to the benefits of Doan’s Kidney Pills after long back and loins pain and kidney failure symptoms. He reports quick relief in two separate tests six years apart and urges others to buy the remedy. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
W. Borden
North Third St
Megs
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Man Credits Foley Kidney Cure After Exams Pass
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports severe kidney and bladder troubles were cured by Foley's Kidney Cure after trying several remedies and doctors. After two bottles improvement appeared and five bottles cured him. he then passed a life insurance examination. Beall and Steele sell Foley's Kidney Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donahue
New Britain, Conn
Foley
Beall & Steele
Dr Shoop Free Trial Catarrh Remedy Mailings
Trial catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. Tests prove the value of this scientific prescription, known to druggists as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Henderson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Henderson Drug Co
Remarkable mixup doctors misdiagnose Brown illness
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts doctors labeling heart disease kidney trouble poison stomach and liver ailments none helped. His wife advised Electric Bitters which cured him and supported his blood poison weakness and digestive and kidney complaints. Beall and Steele druggists sell at 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Beall & Steele
Wets Petition for Beal Law Election Denied in Saline
The Saline township trustees rejected a wets petition for a Beal law election. Fifteen signers had left the township since filing, with 30 agreeing to remove their names. Trustees argued signers count by current township votes, not last election. Petitioners said they’d go to court or circulate another petition if blocked.
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Saline Township
Dye
Court notices and divorces in Steubenville area docket
Solomon Walker seeks injunction to protect a 35 year line fence on Adams Street near Seventh from removal by John G. Gilday. Kerr attorney. Edward B. Jones et al. vs Oliver Thomas et al appealing. costs to defendants. George Carruthers vs Annie Snyder verdict for 430.11. Tracie E. Anderson sues for divorce from Even E. Anderson and restoration to maiden Gould name, married August 11, 1906, in Steubenville. alleges neglect and desertion. W. C. Brown attorney. Wylie McGough sues City of Steubenville for 2000 damages over land taken at Fisher's Corner. Brown attorney. Mary A. Crider vs Eliza J. Crider sale confirmed and deed and distribution ordered.
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Solomon Walker
Adams Street
Seventh
John G. Gilday
Kerr
Edward B. Jones
Oliver Thomas
George Carruthers
Annie Snyder
Tracie E. Anderson
Even E. Anderson
Gould
Steubenville
W. C. Brown
W. Wylie McGough
City of
Receiver appointed in Williams Coal litigation action
James P. Thomas sues M. L. Williams Coal and Coke Co. seeking judgment on a $1 167.97 promissory note and a receiver to manage assets for creditors. The firm is allegedly insolvent with $29 999 debt and $12 000 due, assets declining, and no operating profits. Judge Richards named D. M. Brown as receiver with $5 000 bond. other suit filed against Aetna Construction Co. for a $1 081.66 bank check charge.
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James P. Thomas
M. L. Williams Coal & Coke Co
Beig
Erskine and Smith
J. J. Mahoney
Aetna Construction Company
Erskine & Smith
Richards
D. M. Brown
Williams Coal & Coke Co
No Almanac Like Hostetter's 1908 Edition
Thousands across the country and in Australia Mexico and South America expect a larger demand for the 1908 Hostetter edition. Its popularity stems from a mix of statistics recipes jokes and family information printed in multiple languages. Free from druggists and general dealers while supplies last. Try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia indigestion and related ailments.
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Australia
Mexico
South America
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted as Cure for Dyspepsia
The advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a national remedy for dyspepsia. It claims to strengthen stomach membranes, stimulate digestive juices, purify the blood, and build up the body.
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief for Itching
An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment cures piles eczema and all skin itching and urges readers to buy at all drug stores. It promotes rapid relief and targets sufferers of itching conditions.
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Dean
Foley's Honey and Tar listed as safe cough remedy
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Beall & Steele
Drugged and abducted Mingo woman tied to Youngstown case
Estine Saunders, 26, reports she was drugged in Mingo Junction and abducted to Youngstown, where she is held at a police station with two men arrested with her. Authorities question her tale as an investigation reveals she has a troubled history and is sought by Mingo officials. The incident involves alleged Italian suspects and a resort where she claims to have been drugged.
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Mingo
Youngstown
Estine Saunders
Frank Oline
Tony Nateronelli
East End
Miss Saunders
Mingo Junction
East Side marriage sparks sensational case in Mingo
A local sensational marriage to a negro has drawn attention in Mingo. The husband is confined in Canton workhouse. Youngstown authorities contacted Marshal Roe for details about a warrant, but officials expect to avoid sending her back as the town aims to rid itself of the issue. She faces likely brief confinement in a workhouse.
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Mingo
Canton
Youngstown
Marshal Roe
Man's Peculiarity in Love Outlined by Chicago Record-Herald
A witty quote from the Chicago Record-Herald contrasts marriage roles and affection. It notes that if a woman serves a man, he will be comfortable yet piggishly attached, while if she jilts him, he will worship her forever. The remark reflects dated gender humor rather than news.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Jones Released After Perjury Charge In Marriage License Case
George Jones, jailed weeks on a perjury charge tied to procuring a marriage license for himself and Miss Lulu Shaner of New Cumberland, was released from Warren lockup and married Shaner again today. Mrs Maude Wilson, Shaner Jones’s mother, reportedly refused to prosecute and will not pursue perjury charges.
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Lulu Shaner
New Cumberland
George Jones
Warren
Lockup
Miss Shaner
New Cumberaldn
Maude Wilson
Shaner
Marriage Licenses Listed From Several Ohio towns
Wm Pleis and Mae Thornburg of Steubenville. John Stone and Maidie P Clarke of Amsterdam. Samuel A Gray and Mary L Bateman of Ragland. Wm T Hicks and Margaret A Means of Mingo Junction. Wm A Elliott and Lillie A Allen of Steubenville. Wm Rideout and Georgia Alexander of Steubenville. George Yenya and Anna Pirec of Toronto.
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Wm. Pleis
Mae Thornburg
Steubenville
Ohn Stone
Maidie P. Clarke
Amsterdam
Samuel A. Gray
Mary L. Bateman
Ragland
Wm. T. Hicks
Margaret’ A. Means
Mingo Junction
Wm. A. Elliott
Lillie A. Allen
Wm. Rideout
Georgia Alexander
Steulenville
George Yenya
Anna Pirec
Toronto
Art to Conceal Cleverness Woman’s Skill in Subtle Hidden Wit
A concise reflection on the clever woman’s art to hide her wit and intelligence, praising restraint and social tact as the highest form of cleverness. The saying underscores discretion over display in social conduct.
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Court News
Tiffany
Williams Coal and Coke CO
Hostet
Ter’s
Herald-Star
Saunders
Roe
Domar
Geo
Gabiy
Pomay
Aneeda
National Biscuit Company
Jones
Counse
Coflen’s, Jewelers
Cohen
Jos North Fourth Street
Easteit
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