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Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Steubenville Resident
Steubenville resident Louis C Wright of 921 Sixth Avenue testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave him quick, permanent relief from back and kidney pain after a severe kidney issue. He praises the remedy, noting a prior positive experience and urging fellow sufferers to try it. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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A. W. Chase Co
Buffalo
N.Y
S. M. Watkins
Lowell St
Sonia
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Steubenville Drug Company
Steubenville
Dean
Louis C. Wright
Sixth Avenue
Ohio
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Foster-Milburn Co
New York
United States
The Human Stomach and Its Abuses
A promotional piece argues stomach health dictates mood and life quality. It asserts indigestion causes headaches, nervousness, and fatigue, endorsing Mi-o-na stomach tablets strengthened by rola‑na to restore digestion. Beall & Steele offer 50 cent boxes with a money back guarantee.
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Special Announcement on Foley's Honey and Tar Drug Local
A note states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It recommends Beall and Steele for children and Beall and.
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Local Notes and Personal News from the City
Will Kelly of Es 7 elly in Liverpool spent Thursday in the city. R. M. Mahon slowly improves from edge of sciatica. Charles Haney returns after visiting his mother in Wampum. James W. O’Neil announces the marriage of his daughter Cora A. to Gordon C. Aley of Carnegie. Fritz Bueche improves after grip. Miss Mattie Starr visits Lincoln avenue. Mary Scott convalescent and back at work. John M. Scott elected bookkeeper at National Bank Burgettstown. John Falconer resigns P. C. C. & St. L. clerk to open a Holliday’s Cove grocery. Mary E. Lewis recovers from grip and returns to Smithfield. Frank Haynes and families relocate to Yellow Creek for timber work. M. B. Watson’s daughters’ deaths bring sisters from Pittsburg, etc. The Brady sisters attend funeral in McKeesport. Mills, clubs, and church events fill the week with visits, lessons, and social gatherings.
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Will Kelly
Liverpool
R. M. Mahon
Charles Haney
George Hall
Wampum
James W. O'Neil
Carnegie
Cora A
Gordon C. Aley
Fritz Bueche
Mattie Starr
Lincoln Avenue
William Humble
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Mary Scott
Woman's Club
John M. Scott
Florence
National Bank
Burgettstown
John Falconer
Latham Bros
Lillian Bueecher
Annabel Hadfield
Clara Richards
Youngstown
M. B. Watson
William Derringer
Wellsburg
Mary
Lizzie
Ellie Brady
Muncie
Indiana
John Pinkerton
McKeesport
Harry Nicholson
Sixth Avenue
Mary McCracken
Homestead
Query Club
C. P.mactadden
North Seventh Street
British Isles
W. W. Welch
Lake Poets
George Crawford
May. Sweeney
Gonzales
Presbyterian Church
Flora
May Atkinson
Toronto
Ohio
Academy of Music
Scio
New England School of Music
Boston Conservatory
Times
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wm. Waddle Lawrance
Bellevue
U. P
First Presbyterian Church of
Lincoln, Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Lawrence
Harrison County
Isaac A. Lawrence
Lincoln
Missionary Society entertainment at Queen Anne Place
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist Protestant church will be entertained this evening by Miss Marian Walker at Queen Anne Place. Mrs. Howard Oliver and infant son Howard of Wheeling Island visit her father Henry Bougher until the waters abate. Oliver’s flood experience last year prompted the move to Steubenville. Mrs. Harry R. Childs Mrs. Dwight H. Coble of Pittsburg and Mrs. Walter Beswick of Brookside will be guests of Mrs. Jas F. Bair on Tuesday for the Woman's Club open meeting at the Elks' parlors. August Horning of The Shop goes to Wheeling for a hospital operation under Dr. Rau. the message says the operation was successful and Horning is progressing well.
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Pittsburg
Clark
Wilmer Snedden
Wheeling
George Snedden
Albert Handerstein
Follansbee
Bellaire
Herman Hardenstein
Lie Mueller
Bristol & Mueller
New York
Elizabeth Cox
Union Cemetery
Readhead
Otis Yarnell
Indianapolis
Margaret Yarnel
E. A. Culley
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Barnesville
Alfert
Zion’s Lutheran Church
J.W. Evans
Columbus
Elizabeth Dana
Madiera
Cadiz
Tillie McElvganey Sealts
Basler
Holy Land
Jefferson County
R. E. Blinn
98Th Regiment
J. B. Blinn
Dennison
Blinn
Mae Curry
William Curry
Hanlin Station
Washington County
Vera Strong
J. H. Strong
Jog Stanton Boulevard
van de Waters
George Winters
First Presbyterian Church
Gerrard Suet
Amsterdam
Holland
Dan Cla’s
William Forsstrum
Coenen
Edward F. Feist
Miss Wilma
St. Mary’s of the Springs
Bishop Hartley
Wilma
St. Peter's
Agnes Biggio
Baker
Maley
John Tanner
Thos. Murphy
Edward Horner
William R. Boyd
Clark Crumiley
la Belle Avenue
Wesley Shepherd
Harlem Springs
the City
J. P. Donnan
David Morrow
Nellie Brown
Pdreme
M. B. McCreery
Jersey City
Will Rodgers
Brilliant
Pat Bruce
Charles Quimby
George Quimby
North Main Street
Wilbur Zimmerman
Germantown
J. L. Selah
Jess White
Zanesville
Mr. White
The
Second Presbyterian Church
J. C.M. Floyd
North Fifth Street
David McGowan
Aiken
N. C
Florida
Elizabeth Donaldson
Wilkinsburg
Edith Galbraith
Jane Donthitt
Butler
Helen Melville
Mattie Belle Carr
Dot Ovington
North Third Street
Anna. Adams
W. Va
George ‘McCook, Jr
Robert Irwin
Charles Mahan
Follawsbee
Prof
Loggie
Wellsburg
Amanda Crawford
Lou Porter
Miss Crawford
George Crawford
North Fourth Street
Mary S. Brown
Ashville
N.C
Albert Lee
John Darn
Elliott Beatty
E. C. Beatty
Tri-State Gas
Thomas Johnson
Henry
Filiott
Yonkers
King
Marc P. Crawford
Amanda
Beaver
McBride
Crawford
Sophia Poster
Jasper Club
Market Street
C. & P. Railway
Steubenville & Toronto Traction
Richard
Ohio
Steubenville
G. W. Walker
Earl Little
West Virginia
J. P. Leydenberger
Island Presbyterian Church
Third Presbyterian Church of
Synod of
Philadelphia
J. M. Potter
Vance Memorial Church
South Street
Elizabeth
Monica
J.W. Foster
St. Paul's Church
Adams Street
J. S. Polen
Thornwood Park
W. FE. Polen
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Marian Walker
Queen Anne Place
Howard Oliver
Howard
Wheeling Island
Henry Bougher
Oliver
Harry R. Childs
Dwight H. Coble
Walter Beswick
Brookside
Jas F F. Bair
Woman’s Club
Elks’ Parlors
August Horning
Rau
Horning
Kodol Digestive Aid Sold By All Druggists
Kodol is a scientific preparation of vegetable acids with natural digestants and contains the same juices found in a healthy stomach. Each dose will digest more than 3,000 grains of good food. Sold by all druggists.
Chronic Constipation Cured by Orino Cos Fruit Syrup
An advertisement claims chronic constipation risks serious ailments and promotes Orino Cos Fruit Syrup to aid digestion and liver function, promising immediate improvement. It adds Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a pleasant alternative and urges refusing substitutes from Beall & Steele.
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