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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1907

Page

3

Remarkable man of Science offers free consultations

To give all an opportunity to meet this remarkable man of Science who has devoted his life to scientific study and treatment of humanity he will give consultation examination and advice free during this trip He promotes a new system curing diseases including deafness catarrh and lung issues and promises no charge for consultation examination or diagnosis in person or by mail Address Dr Albert F Snell Cincinnati Ohio

Iie Lis Amneyetem Medical Institute Co West Gay Street Columbus Ohio Bright

Thankful Citizen Acknowledges Generous Bond Help For Fairbanks

A grateful letter from the Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks thanks local bond sureties for posting $500 bail for Freddie Fairbanks after his not guilty plea to subornation of perjury. Edward Nicholson received the Washington correspondence dated January 22, 1907. A. C. Lewis serves as local counsel for Frederick C. Fairbanks.

Fairbanks Washington, D. C Edward Nicholson Wsell Nicholson Freddie Charles W. Fairbanks A. C. Lewis Frderick C. Fairbanks

Juries Drawn For County Court And Probate Cases

Petit jurors were drawn for Common Pleas court including Williamson, Cole, Davis, Moore, Daniels, Johnson, Clark, Hunter, and others from Island Creek, Wells, Steubenville, Mingo Junction, and Warren. Additional jurors listed for Probate Court appropriation cases with Steubenville, Mingo Junction, and East Springfield ties. Also notes village suits in Mingo Junction, bulbs gathering in Toledo, and Toronto’s new hall pending completion for dances and sports. John Wiedner and Philip Wenstell listed as ill.

Common Pleas Court John Williamson Island Creek Charles Cole Wells C. J. Davis Steubenville Frank Moore Irondale M. Daniels Toronto Daniel Johnson Stephen Clark Mingo Junction D. Hunter Peng Ohio Valley John Wiedner Philip Wenstell

Why Forty Five Women Died From Headache Powders

A sweeping warning notes forty five U S women died in one month after using dangerous headache powders. The piece contrasts deadly powders with Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills which claim to cure headaches by addressing nerve weakness. It also advertises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup and asserts compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law.

United States A. W. Chase A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo J. C Cone and Central Drug Company Kennedy

Change Proposed for Hickory in Washington County

Residents of Hickory in Washington County plan to seek a name change to Wabash. They argue Hickory lacks meaning and the town's growth warrants a more fitting, high sounding name as it becomes a prosperous center with new residents and railroad impact.

Hickory Washington County Wabash

Amputated Foot Of Steubenville Boy Recovering

John Maxwell, a Steubenville boy, is recovering at Allegheny General Hospital after his left foot was crushed beneath a traction car at Economy, Pennsylvania. The entire foot was amputated due to the severity of the injury.

John Maxwell Steubenville Economy Allegheny General Hospital

Dean's Ointment Relieves Baby Skin Itch Quickly

Do not let the baby suffer from eczema sores or itching. Dean's Ointment gives instant relief and is safely for children. Available at all druggists.

Dean

Mrs Roosevelt’s social season shifts with Longworths in town

Washington notes the White House musicales gain fame with Mrs Roosevelt presiding and Mrs Nicholas Longworth quickly establishing influence among the Congressional wives. The pattern suggests the Longworths will shape the social circle, as invitations rise and visits to the President’s mansion increase.

Washington White House Executive Mansion Nicholas Longworth Congressman

Wedding Gifts On Exhibition At Cabinet Receptions

Guests at the marriage admired the display of gifts, with many ladies secretly eager to view the treasures. Cabinet ladies began weekly official receptions on Wednesdays, hosting dainty tea tables and a bustling receiving party.

Ness

Diplomatic Dinner Styles Highlight White House Event

Report notes guests at a White House dinner abandoned formal deserts and hosted by dignitaries while new etiquette reduces glum receptions. Baroness Von Hennelmuller stunned in Viennese yellow satin with embroidered waist and matching scarf as fashion observers praised the gown.

White House

Notable gowns at the Washington dinner event

Observers described Mme Hauge in pale gray satin with silver embroidery and a large pink rose trim. Mrs Townsend wore blue brocade with paint lace accents while hosting at Wer henie Avenue. Mrs Roosevelt appeared in black satin with jet ornamentation, creating a striking contrast to softer gowns.

Mmne Hauge Hadice

Miss Sara Freese Returns to Steubenville College

Miss Sara Freese resumes studies at Steubenville Business College after a brief illness with typhoid fever.

Sara Freese The Steubenville Business College

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