Death of George Harts Amid Short Illness in Harris Home
George Harts died at his father Wim Harris residence 150 North itd street after a week with typhoid pneumonia. A Steubenville native, he served in Company C, 8th U S Infantry during the Porto Rico campaign and was a Spanish American War veteran. He worked at Acme Glassworks and belonged to the Spanish American Veterans Camp. Survived by his parents Annie and Wim Harris and brother William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harts
Wim, Harris
North Itd Street
Steubenville
Win Wand Annie Harris
Ome
Williamn
Co. C
Ith
U. S
Porto Rico
Acme Glassworks
Evelyn Dorsey dies after yearlong cancer illness
Evelyn Dorsey aged 42 died at 7 30 p m after a year long battle with cancer. She was daughter of Harry and Eliza Jarnes both deceased of Steubenville and widow of Charles Dorsey. Survived by one son Albert Barnes Coleman from a prior marriage and by one brother and three sisters including Charles Baris New Castle and Mrs Blair Shates Pa Mrs Ells Bolden Loreim and Mrs Lacy Robinson Steubenville. She was formerly of Simpson AM church and was highly respected.
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Velyn Dorsey
Dorsey
Mes Lacy Robinse
North Court Street
Harry
Eliza Jarnes
Steubenville
Charles Dorsey
Albert Barnes Coleman
Charles Baris
New Castle
Blair
Shates, Ps
Ells Bolden
Loreim
Lacy Robinson
Wis At
Simpson
Church of Waceling Aml
Level
Miller Alexander Alifler Dies in Jefferson County Home
Alex Miller Alexander Alifler an longtime Jefferson County resident died at his Rickert home on Sunday at eleven. Born in Pennsylvania he settled in Ross Township Berghe farmed forty years then moved to Richmond four years ago. Survived by wife Sarah D Miller and daughter Crissie J Miller. He was a Methodist and lifelong Republican. Funeral Wednesday at 1 oclock with interment at Citelecen cemetery. He was highly respected by many friends.
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Alex. Miler
Alexander Alifler
Jeferson County
Rickert
Mr. Miller
Perusslvania
Ross Township
Berghe
Richmond
Sarah D. Miller
Crissie J. Miller
Methodist Church
Citelecen
Obituary notices from Colliers and nearby towns
Deaths of KS S. C. Beatty longtime Colliers yardmaster aged years and widow, plus Elizabeth Kaiston at 86 on King's Creek, infant Sid Waugamay, Mildred May Bert aged 15 months, and funeral services for Oscar Brueckner Sr at Zion Lutheran with listed pallbearers.
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Mildred May
Charles A
Margaret Bert
Washington Street
Oscar Brueckner
Zion's Lutheran Church
Hempelmann
Pall
John Arnold
Henry Schaeffer
Wm. Boedecker
Jonas Lotzgaselle
Justus Mildner
Andy Weinman
Henry Albright
John Assing
John Snyder
Died at Infirmary Local resident Anthony Welch passes away
Anthony Welch, a well known resident, died on Sunday at the Infirmary aged about 0 years. He was sent there about a week ago. Welch was a coal miner at the Jefferson Iron Works mines and in recent years worked in various occupations.
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Anthony Welch
Hie
Jefferson Iron Works
Dies: Mitton Able Dies On Railroad Engineer
Mitton Able, a C and P Co passenger engineer, died at 12:30 Saturday afternoon at his Bellaire home. Engineer since 1870, he served 66 years with the company, starting as a fireman for two years before promotion. Well known among railroad men, his run covered trains 331 and 440 between Bellaire and Pittsburg. Survived by his wife and three daughters.
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Mitton Able
Co & P
Remedy for Felon Not Safe or Legal to Use
A dubious home remedy claims to treat a felon by mixing dry salt salt castile soap and turpentine into a poultice and applying it twice daily. The text suggests the poultice will draw out the pentap matter and create a hole to the bone in four to five days, noting possible opening of the felon.
Harm in Association Creates Silent Friction
A fragment reflecting on cooperation and conflict within groups. It suggests that compromise erodes individual beauty and strength, as powers mingle and thus diminish the distinct character of each participant. The text reads as a philosophical musing rather than a report or event.
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Nrersom
Burdock Blood Bitters Tones Liver And Aids Digestion
An old advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters cure lazy liver and stomach discomfort. It asserts tone liver function, improve digestion, and purify the blood with a plain herbal remedy aimed at general malaise.
North Fourth Street Evening Schedule Clarified
Listing shows hours for Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays on North Fourth Street with evening service from 2 to 12, 3 to 5 pm windows, and contactable by both phones.
No case of pneumonia after Foley's honey and Tar claim
A claim states there has never been a record of a cough or cold developing into pneumonia after using Foley's honey and Tar. The ad argues the product cures obstinate deep seated coughs and colds and questions why to take anything else, Beall & Steele.
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Foley
Beall, & Steele
Faithful Testimony on Foley's Kidney Remedy
A reader describes years of kidney trouble with severe winter pain and bed confinement. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy, pain faded, urine normalized, and the writer urges others to start treatment early to avoid Wright's disease or diabetes. Beall & Steele endorse the remedy.
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Foley
Beall & Steele
Wright
Beall & Steete
Mother Grays Swet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers who value their children should keep a box of Mother Gray's Swet Powders for Children aboard. They claim to break up colds cure fevers discomfort and teething disorders and are sold at drug stores for 25 cents. A free trial package is offered by Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
le. Roy
A Good Butcher in Steubenville Celebrated for Cleanliness
A local observer praises a Steubenville butcher for spotless clothing and aprons. The note mentions his wife uses Easy Dish Soup to keep the shop’s attire and linen clean, reflecting high hygiene standards in the trade.
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Steubenille
Iin
What the grocer said about Easy Task orp products
A grocer tells Herald-Star reporters that the business is good and that Easy Task orp products are in rising demand. He notes the market favors customers who want quality and pay for it, and highlights that Easy Task orp helps by doing half the work itself, appealing especially to women who recognize its value.
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Herald-Star
Steuvenville
Remedy and patent medicine ads for grippe and stomach troubles
A collage of patent medicine pitches from Beall & Steele and local druggists promoting Foley’s Honey and Tar for grippe symptoms and rapid pneumonia risk mitigation, along with DeWitt’s kidney pills, DeWitt’s Carbolized Witted Hazel Salve, Dean’s Regulats to prevent constipation, and Kodol digestion remedy. The text touts cures, safety, and availability locally.
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Sickness in children is addressed by Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. The ad claims the powder breaks up colds fever headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by stores for 25 cents with a free trial package offered to mothers who write Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Local Drug Supplies and Art Shop Ad at Fourth Street
An advertisement offers drugs and art supplies at 140 North Fourth Street, announcing exclusive handling of pyrography materials, china paints, and artists supplies in Steubenville.
A Horrible Hold Up and a Cure by Discovery
Washington NC reader recalls a ten year battle with consumption. After failing remedies from several doctors he used Dr Kine New Discovery and was cured in six bottles. It relieves and cures weak lungs hemorrhages coughs colds bronchitis la grippe asthma and other bronchial affections. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Beall and Steele.
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W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N. C
Dr. Kine
Beall & Steele
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Market Street
R. G. Howerter & Son
Market & Fifth Streets
COR
Washington
Scott's
Brussels
Scott Sons & Co
S. C. Beatty
S.C. Beatty
Colliers
W. Va
Amen
Mr. Beatty
Elizabeth — Kaiston
King’s Creek
Sid Waugamay
Water Street
Oicee
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
C. J. Singh JR
South Third Street
Steubenville, Ohio
J. W. Forney
Andrew W. McDonald
Buckingham
The
Commercial National Bank & Market
Sts. Steubeninville, Ohio
John W. Forney
William Leech
A. &. Buckingham
Emmett E. Erskine
Joseph Beatty
Gilbert Gaston
W. S. Walker
Steubense
Ohio
Capital Stock
W. F. Davidson
E. E. Francy
L. L. Grimes
Dr. J. S. Podlewski
John Mc Clare
B. Frank Murphy
F. M. Work
H. S. Bristol
J. T. Sarratt
E. Francy
A. M. Helms
S. R. Stark
R. G. Richards
National Exchange Bank
W. H. McClinton
T. A. Hammond
David McCullough
V. Pres
Hugh T. Clark
R. P. Patterson
DR. Cooper
North Fourth Street
Dean
DeWitt
Olang
Nish
North Fourth St
China
Steuben
Ville
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