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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
3
A physician recommends cod liver oil and suggests Scott's Emulsion as the easily digested option. The ad asserts many people can take it, promises a free sample, and provides the Scott and Bowne address in New York.
Mrs James H Titus of 107 Clinton St Warren Pa recounts twelve years of digestive distress and dizziness followed by a cure after using Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills. She attributes restoration of digestion energy and well being to the medicine praising its efficacy and urging others to use it. The ad notes 60c a box and dealer locations in Buffalo and Steubenville Ohio.
In the Brenneman field near Yellow Creek station Ohio production tops 1800 barrels daily with over 60 producing wells. The field surpasses Scio by output and is largely bought by Standard Oil. Royalty owners earn up to half the production as operators report low dry holes and expanding drilling.
John M. Hutton, known nickel delivery man, sustained serious injuries this morning after slipping near a horse in the barn. A kick from the animal fractured two ribs. he received surgical care at home and is progressing as well as could be expected.
A terse aphorism contrasts despotism with prudent governance, noting the despot uproots the tree while the wiser ruler trims only useless parts. The line reflects Renaissance thought on authority and restraint, attributed to Alfonso X.
Fred Estes a German coal miner at Crow Hollow mine of the U S Coal Co lies near death in Martin's Ferry hospital after a shotgun discharge on William Purviance farm in Smithfield township. While climbing a fence the weapon went off. the load struck his head destroying ear and jaw, with brain matter exposed. Estes, married and long employed locally, was reportedly improving slightly Tuesday but recovery was unlikely.
Lafe McCoy, the Mingo man who shot himself at the home of Alonzo Skeen in East Liverpool Saturday night, remains in a very serious condition but withstood the shock. Doctors say he may recover if no blood poisoning develops, though prospects are doubtful.
The community laments the death of Stanley Henry Evans seventeen year old son of Wim B and Josephine A Evans. Born June 14 1890 in Corsica Jefferson County Pa he passed away June 25 1907 at 4 40 oclock. He was the youngest son and his loss casts a shadow over the First Presbyterian manse and church circle.
The obituary recalls a bright schoolboy who died at the Steubenville Manse after a bout with typhoid fever. He lived with his brother Rev. W. Evans, attended High School, and was active in the Christian Endeavor Society and Sabbath School. Survived by brother Rev. F. W Myans, sisters Margaret and Cora Evans, and aunt Miss Cora DeHaven.
A church notice notes Sabbath afternoon services at the First Presbyterian Manse at four o clock. The funeral cortege will depart Monday morning for Corsica Pennsylvania with burial at Pisgah cemetery Tuesday morning at ten o'clock.
Mrs Nancy Hartford died at her son Wm Hartford's home 902 Sixth Ave after a week of illness following a stroke during which she was unconscious. Survived by son Wm Hartford two sisters Mrs Charles Herald of Steubenville and Mrs McClare of Rochester Pa and brother Twin of Baxters Mills W Va. She was highly respected and a devoted mother.
Mrs Ida Cunningham dies at her Cross Creek home on Friday at 4 p m aged 68 widow of Alexander Cunningham Her maiden name was Mame Tenderson One son James Cunningham survives Burial set for Sunday at St James.
Miss Jeannette Walker of Mt Pleasant died suddenly in Monessen Pennsylvania while visiting friends. She was a sister of Joseph Walker a well known contractor of Mt Pleasant with wide Steubenville ties. Remains will be moved to the family home in Mt Pleasant for burial.
James Davidson died at his home in Smithfield on Sunday at the age of 88. He had suffered failing health for some time. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Ross Mrs Taylor and Mrs Slaughter and a son George Davidson of Mingo Function. Mr Davidson was a Civil War veteran, serving in Co Th, sand Ohio. He was a respected citizen.
Jennie May Turner infant daughter of George and Carrie Turner of Pleasant Heights died Tuesday at 1 30 a m aged 2 months 12 days. Remains to be taken to Connort for interment there Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral of Ellis Bickerstaff was held Monday afternoon at 4 o clock with Rev. Boyer presiding. Pallbearers included Eli Ferrow B H Maxwell and Captain Pren.
The interment followed the death Monday morning in Allegheny Pa. The remains were brought to Cadiz today for the funeral held Préttay afternoon. Mrs Tingley, born in Cadiz 76 years ago, is survived by her husband Dr Tingley in his first year. The remains were accompanied by many friends.
Brinislaw Freeziakowski of High noyenne died Thursday after two weeks of blood poisoning. Funeral services were held Monday at qa m. The obituary also notes the funeral of Stanley Ivans at the First Presbyterian Church manse with Rev. Dr. Robinson and others officiating. A quartet sang and Mrs. Paster performed, followed by a farewell procession. The funeral train departed early morning under Funeral Director Coe.
The funeral for Mrs Nancy Hartford was held Monday at St Peter's Church with Rev Parker Powers officiating. Pallbearers included Josh Baeche George Brady Stephen Buesche and Charles Walker. The bereaved family will be in Corsica with kin until Thursday then return to the manse.
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