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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
2
An amused critique catalogs reactions to a dramatic rescue scene and mocks political posturing around the event. It lampoons reporters, Roosevelt, and partisan theatrics while noting local chatter, indeterminate war metaphors, and scattered civic updates from Steubenville to Cleveland.
FE C Cooley is the new President of the National Educators. The war in the air looms and the nation faces potential trouble. Prohibitionists target Fairbanks over cocktails. Critics say character shows in enemies made. Steubenville streets see volleys aimed at someone, not bricks. The New York Law Corporation often opposes Teddy and his actions.
The Dr Corn figures for the first time this year in todays Government report show a record acreage of 98,099,000 acres with yields suggesting a 2,562,484,000 bushel prospect. Despite a weaker spring wheat outlook and higher 5,500,000 acre expansion, the crop remains likely above average, though comparisons should use averages not maxima.
A Wheeling man overcome by a lengthy tapeworm infestation attributes dramatic relief to Quaker Herd Extract. After suffering bloating dizziness and pains for weeks he expelled a 42 foot creature following use of the remedy sold by Ridgley’s Drug Store. The piece promotes Quaker Herb Remedies as effective for rheumatism catarrh kidney liver stomach and blood disorders with local sales ongoing.
Barber's Hollow reports a day of harvest activity and social calls. Residents and visitors include Mrs Chas Allen, Rev Bowers, Miss Neva, Lelia Lowery, Wilma Houston, George Ross, J S Bowers, and many locals. A Ridge festival at Richmond and a Bantam Ridge Glee Club gathering are noted with multiple names and events.
Communion services were held last Sabbath afternoon led by Rev. Clark. Mrs. Lillie Porter returned home after a brief sojourn at William Myers hospitality home. Maggie Cunningham and son Walter with Mrs. Fanny Gilkinson visited Robert Herron and sister at their new nearby home. John Hook and family were guests of Henry Ekey and family. Miss Tina Norman repaired her home and hosted the Missionary society at their monthly meeting.
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