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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
9
The orthodox 18 holes story traces back to St Andrew where 22 holes existed until 1764 when four holes were merged into two. From then on, the course design has followed the same basic 18 hole standard tied to this origin.
The article notes a figure of 200000 factory girls in London tied to industrial workforce activity. It discusses their distribution across districts and the impact on urban economy and social life.
Meat prices rise about 11 percent over the past year in New York City as shoppers face higher costs. The surge affects households broadly, with groceries feeling the impact of sustained inflation on staple foods.
About 250000 miles of cable repos at the bottom of the sea valued at 250000000 dollars. The cost works out to roughly one thousand dollars per mile to manufacture and lay.
A Cleveland area advertisement touts Hyomei as the guaranteed cure for catarrh with sales last year larger than ever. Beall & Steele pledge a refund if not beneficial and offer the complete Hyomei outfit for one dollar, claiming simple breathing cures without stomach dosing.
Advertisement urges Dr King's New Life Pills to treat a dangerous condition called deadlock of liver and bowel functions. Claims quick relief with guaranteed satisfaction or money back at Beall and Steele's drug store.
Trial catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. The tests prove to the public the value of this scientific prescription known to druggists as Dr Shoop s Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Henderson Drug Co.
W James Kennedy known as Jake. Steubenville resident dies at home 826 Sixth avenue after two years of Brights disease. Former Acme Glass worker, police officer, and nightman at John Martins. Survived by wife Margaret Kunkle and son William, three sisters Mary Talbott of Richmond, Mrs H Matthews, Mrs Thomas MacCall. Member of Eagles lodge.
Mrs. Matthew Darrah dies at her home near Tiltonville after a sudden heart attack. She had rheumatism and spent years bedridden but bore her suffering with Christian patience. She was about 65, survived by her husband, a son and a daughter. Funeral Tuesday afternoon with private interment on the Darrah farm. Born near Smithfield, long resident of near Titusville, member of the Presbyterian church in Portland. Son a prosperous farmer near Scotch Ridge Belmont county. daughter Mrs Clarence Kugler of Brilliant.
Mrs Elizabeth Crawford nee Johnson of Coshocton died Saturday in Washington City Her remains were taken to Coshocton Monday and the funeral will be held on Tuesday She was a sister of Mrs James Collier formerly of this city now of Coshocton and leaves many friends here who mourn her death and remember her with kindness.
John S. Miser, 49, a mason’s foreman for the Pan Handle railroad and Annapolis resident, was killed at the Sheraden Pennsylvania platform when struck by a yard engine after speaking with workers. He had sixteen years on the road, left a wife and four children, and his rem ains were taken to his home Friday morning.
Elizabeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Emerson Grafton: Rev Gra ble officiated with pallbearers Walter Holroyd Raymond Holroyd William Lynch and Thomas Henry. William Reed died at Massillon and remains will be brought home for burial. he leaves a wife and several children.
A reflection on how men respond to acts from the heart. Generosity, heroism, and the remarkable come to capture their enthusiasm, though the deeper justice within the virtuous is less often recognized or understood.
Jefferson county seeks $30 from Columbiana county for a floater found near Steubenville and paid to Undertaker John Rinehart. East Liverpool Review cites lack of proof that the body belonged to a local man. Columbiana officials refuse reimbursement citing settled claim.
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