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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1908

Page

8

Best of all medicines says North Carolina teacher

C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters claiming it cures liver and kidney troubles best of all medicines. He notes it helps weakness lame back and run down conditions and is effective against chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at Beall & SteeI's Drug Store.

C. M. Harden Silver City North Carolina

Dean's Ointment Cures Persistent Skin Ailments

Ad shows Hives eczema itch and salt rheum sufferers unable to bear fabric touch. Claims Dean's Ointment cures the obstinate cases. Promotes availability through all druggists.

Dean Puller

Death Roll Denton Young Dies at Uhrichsville Home

Denton Young longtime Uhrichsville resident and former Panhandle shops foreman died at his home from stomach trouble and aging. Born September 2, 1932 in Harrison County Ohio, he worked as a carpenter and later as Panhandle foreman. Survived by wife Nancy A. Carr and four children: Wm. V. Young, Mrs. Lon Lacy, Mrs. George W. Oliver, and Mrs. J. H. Beal.

Denton Young Uhrichsvile Harrison County Ohio Steubenville & Indiana Railroad Company Dennison List O. V. 1 War Department Young Nancy A. Carr Tuscarawas Valley Wm. V. Young Lon Lacy George W. Oliver Uhrichsville J. 11. Beal Sei

Death of Edward Porter at 46 in Pittsburg East End

Edward Porter died Sunday at his home in East End Pittsburg aged 46. Born in New Cumberland he was educated at Yale and became a promising Pittsburg lawyer and active YMCA worker. He married Fanny Morgan and leaves three children. He was nephew of Mrs Mary P Crawford and cousin of George P Crawford. Several local notices report family visits and trips to Mt Clemens Cambridge Springs and Richmond with gatherings at the Cameron homestead and social events involving the Crawford and Huffman families.

Edward Porter East End Pittsburg New Cumberland Sophia Porter Yale Fanny Mogan Mary P. Crawford Beaver George P. Crawford John Bates Mt. Clemens James McWha Cambridge Springs Martin Patterson George Crawford Eliza Patterson Mary F. Crawford George W. McCook Richmond Paede Madison Huffman Neill City Berkshire ‘Hills Cameron Homestead James W., Gill Walter O. Johnson Laura Arks J. J. Gill Madison Huffman

Prominent Jefferson County resident Wesley Permar dies aged 85

The veteran farmer and former bank director Wesley Permar of Permar's Run died at 1 a m Friday aged 85 after six months of illness. Survived by wife Mary Scott and seven children, he was a lifelong Republican, active in the First M K church and Steubenville real estate. Also notes the death of Mrs Mary McCausland of East Liverpool at 81 with seven children and church membership, and mentions the funeral cortege for Mrs Maggie Peterson of Bergholz passing to Stillwater valley A M E Church for services and burial.

Wesley Permar Jefferson Country Permar John Permar Mary Scott Ida M Frank A Cross Creek Township Della William Day Asa S. Perman Steubenville Henry G Irena J. C. Wilson Mary E H. H. Coe Richmond Margaret Johnston Mr. Permar M. K. Church Union Deposit Bank Mary McCausland Mary S. McCausland East Liverpool Washington County Samuel McCausland Alexander John Thomas Wellsville M. J. Caldwell Holliday’s Cove W. Vai Sadie ‘Russell Anna Elizabeth United Presbyterian Church Maggie Peterson Bergholz Scio A. M. E. Church Stillwater Valley Peterson Herod Martha Christian Scio Herald

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Steubenville Reader

Mrs Laura Wiggins of 934 Sherman Ave Steubenville Ohio reports her husband suffered kidney pain and back ache from nights out in all weather. After trying Doan's Kidney Pills he recovered entirely with one box giving him relief. For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Dean Steubenville Laura Wiggins Sherman Avenue Ohio Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York Fom Doan’s

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