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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
15
A garbled 19th century telegram describes Tetets and an OW fan incident with a found item at Frankfest, Mitt. Workmen dig for a Finn project, while a property dispute remains unresolved. The case moves to the Ana At Lior railrodel Gunipary and a pedestal date bond is recovered.
Adrian Mint and Jen Moird faced arraignment after a fatal shooting linked to a divorce dispute. Mint pled not guilty as the trial date was set for January 27. The event occurred at Flocker's Home where a party met a violent turn, resulting in the death of Hooker, the accused’s paramour.
Cabinet debate over how to welcome Prince Henry proceeds with a joint committee from the State Department and each branch of the armed services to arrange events. No plan yet to bring the North Atlantic squadron home from the Caribbean and minor thawing work at northern yards may be repurposed.
Government prosecutions resume in stockyards districts against dealers of diseased meat. Arrests surfaced after weeks of investigation with Hess charged for removing government tags from condemned beef. Hess faces a hearing before a United States commissioner.
Two unknown men were killed when struck by an express train on the Pennsylvania line at Linden near Rahway New Jersey. The accident occurred as the men walked along the railroad cracks. No identification was available. Local authorities investigated the incident.
Reports from Grove City College describe senior and junior class members fighting for chairs in the college chapel. Dozens were cut and bruised, with property damaged as tensions rose during the altercation.
Mr Jobin Martin of 212 North High reports relief from urinary trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls severe pain when lying on cobblestones and difficulty lifting, turning, or dressing. He credits Doan's with easing pain and improving comfort, recommending the remedy through Foster-Milburn Co as the U.S. distributor.
Mrs Mary Bini of Marrisburg Pa touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe immediate remedy for croup and throat troubles in children. She claims it saved her youngest child and urges every family to keep a bottle, noting its swift action and safety. Marrison's drug store offers the product.
A testimonial from a Ventonville resident touts Myst Cure as a remedy for rheumatism, claiming it cured in 24 hours after prior failures with other preparations. The speaker reports significant relief and recommends the product to others. Sold by J. M. Johnson, druggist Ventonville.
The text notes a sect in Huestis approving air as a concept and mentions the Kopliah army commander Dr. George Fleming denouncing barbarous fashion. It also records the will of George N. Kennedy disposing of property above 570000 and Syracuse University receiving about 10000 with several charities getting 5000.
A vintage health ad touts Perry Daylat Pain Killer as a family standby for sixty years to fight colds and sore throats. It promises quick relief from illness and discomfort, urging readers to avoid exposure and use the product for swift recovery.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a manor or religious group and references pain disease and purification methods. The passage mentions concepts like digestion, blood purification, and healing practices, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable names or events.
Fragmented OCR shows a slate of announcements seeking reelection and candidacy for party positions. Names such as Rillur Horadd and Lee Me Pupiiean Urtmarios appear amidst references to a board of figurehead roles and an upcoming nominations list from The pyet Kepuuitvan.
Steubenville Board of Health urges immediate vaccination amid reports of smallpox risk in nearby villages. The notice calls on parents and guardians to vaccinate children six months old and re-vaccinate previously vaccinated kids if needed. City officials promise swift action if a case is reported and note favorable vaccination weather. The message closes with local civic notes about King Edward’s attire and a library gift from Wilbur F. Whitty.
A dense, fragmentary collage of patent medicine claims and sensational health cures. Claims include Soley’s Honey and Tar for colds, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepin, and numerous tonics and nerve builders. Testimonies promise stomach relief, increased energy, and cure-all effects, with scattered references to places, merchants, and shipments.
A fragmented 1900s style advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm for skin and blood ailments like eczema scrofula and blood poison. Claims include free samples, widespread distribution in Hamilton county Ohio, and urged readers to write for medical advice and a trial sample. Heavy marketing language and dubious medical claims dominate the readable text.
A Jamaica merchant praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for preventing a chest illness from developing into pneumonia in his daughter after cold symptoms and a bad cough. He warns that the remedy cured the cough and saved a life, noting seven years of family use and wide availability.
Fragmented ad text praises Celery Nerve Compound and headaches cure. Mentions J A Copa and J C Oupe as sellers. References to feel alert, nap, and plow with health. Product tone resembles old time patent medicine, urging readers to sleep, work, and restore vigor.
The Arnica Salve by Buecklao is vaunted as the world’s best healer for cuts burns sores ulcers and skin conditions. Intalibte pilacure and Don’s Ointment are offered as effective remedies, with a 60 cent price tag at a drug store. A note mentions Italy’s historical labor figures from 1474.
An advertisement touts DaVite’s Lite Early BR pills claiming relief from constipation without distress. The copy features phrases attributed to a Grover and Morricoo drugstore setting, noting years of trouble and the pills’ “teat” results.
An OCR fragment mocks elicit cough remedies and fake cures, touting false guarantees by Haall & Teola and other drug firms. It attacks poor judgment buying scams, praising old cold cures and promising quick relief in 24 hours. It mentions Polish offenses against speaking publicly and notes a social push by the Federation of Woman's clubs.
An old advertisement promotes Gao Leininger's Formial-dense Kidney Tablets claiming to cure kidney failure and remove uric acids. It touts trial offers at Beall and Steele Steubenville Drug Co and others, with money back guarantees and endorsements of throat and lung remedies.
A garbled page fragment markets Green's August Flower for digestion and nervous issues, along with various tonics and cough syrups. It cites doctors, druggists, and multiple testimonials praising cures for indigestion, bronchial problems, and whooping cough. Included are price notes, distributors Beall & Brouly, and claims of disease cures and patent medicines.
In a fragmentary passsage a letter from Mrs. Phebe Oberlay of Puturgon Louisiana complains that a remedy branded as Mlevarte Mittera failed to cure her long standing back pain and constipation. The note hints at broad skepticism toward patent medicines and hints at social constraints on women seeking relief.
A garbled notice references Foley's Honey and Tar with six children and unrelated data. mentions Josquin muler rumor of wealth via an oil belt and a faulty medical advertising claim for a spray bottle by a New York address.
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