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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
8
Beall and Steele caution against cough medicines containing opium or morphine due to constipation and lack of cure. They promote Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as opiate free and helpful for asthma and throat irritation, advising customers to check labels.
State examiner M K Patterson found 3466.35 due the county from county officers Mayors readers and read commissioners for illegal fees and mistakes. The Steubenville election expense 1263.80 to be returned. Audit covered Jan 1 1912 to Mar 31 1913 and praised officials for cooperation while detailing specific overcharges and omissions.
Ohio Attorney General Hogan revises his earlier plan to throw out all Green ward labor law referendum petitions. He says only petitions proven fraudulent will be discarded, leaving the validity of the petition drive to Governor Cox and possible legal challenges. The Ohio Equity Association may add supplemental names within ten days to reach required totals.
A historical editorial argues the 1890s tariff battle mirrors 1910s politics with the pivotal issue of protective tariffs and American standards. It recalls Taft and Roosevelt gains on tariff platforms, contrasts Wilson era free trade, and laments Bryan's perceived weak leadership and the secretary of state’s pay woes as damaging to national dignity.
In Washington Township Belmont County the Manufacturers Light and Heat Company drilled a test on the Jacob Moore farm through Berea grit and reports a duster. The site lies three-fourths of a mile east of Allidonia Oil Company's test.
County Commissioners have accepted the offer from Smithield village to pay $1,000 toward paving Main Street in that town.
Jamestown Pa World editor Evans laments a heavy week with typesetting, missing staff, and home duties. He notes $28 in job work, band and choir rehearsals, a funeral to sing at, and quarter collections to make. He boasted setting 1510 cms of type in an hour on Monday.
Karol Molnar aged 29 and Erzsi Pendri aged 23, both of Brilliant, obtained a marriage license. The brief notice lists their names and ages as the couple preparing for marriage.
Jefferson County Ohio seeks bids by August 2 1913 for two hundred forty five hundred dollar bonds of the Irondale and Yellow Creek Free Turnpike Road dating August 2 1918. Bonds numbered 1 to 240 with semiannual interest, payable at the Jefferson County treasurer, deliverable in Steubenville. Requires 3 percent bid bond. right to reject bids reserved. Signed by three county commissioners and attorney W R Alban.
An advertisement urges medical authorities and patients to visit a private office for a five day cure of conditions including Varicocele trieture Hydrocele Hernia Nervous Debility Blood Poison Piles Fistula Bladder Kidney and Prostatic Troubles. It promises a thorough private exam and possible microscopic and chemical analysis to determine conditions, inviting all to learn their true state and offering a permanent cure.
Washington July 17 A flood of criticism greeted Secretary of State Bryan for saying he cannot live on 12000 a year and must supplement income via Chautauqua platform. Democratic leaders deem it a saddest blow to Wilson administration and speculate he may quit or curtail six week tours. The president enjoys a "beautiful time" with his cabinet while concerns grow over diplomacy amid Mexico Japan and California white slave cases.
Ad copy touts Dr. Thomas' Emulsion for emergencies with easy use and two sizes available at all stores. Mentions chronic conditions and accidents, aiming to reassure readers about handling minor health issues with a trusted product.
An ad cites Foley Kidney Pills as a direct help for complaints linked to the summer woman’s weariness and the summer girl’s good time. Beall and Steele promote kidney health benefits as a remedy for nervous tension sleeplessness backache and fatigue.
A health claim lines the advertisement urging Burdock Blood Bitters for impure blood and a poor liver. It presents the product as a long standing remedy on sale for one dollar a bottle.
An advertisement argues that substitutes harm value and profit for the dealer rather than the buyer. It endorses Foley Kidney Pills as cost effective and more effective than other kidney and bladder medicines, urging readers to ask for Foley Kidney Pills from Beall and Steele.
Notice urges readers to treat rheumatism by addressing kidney health with Foley Kidney Pills to cleanse blood of uric acid crystals and poisons. It links kidney support to reducing heart disturbance and joint pain, recommending Beall & Steele as sellers.
A reader from Delvahte, Texas reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed her little girl's cut foot after skeptics doubted. The ad urges every home to keep a box for burns, cuts, wounds, and scalds, calling it the world’s best salve and noting it costs 25 cents.
A Buffalo resident, Paul Mathulka, endorses Dr. King's New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives. The ad urges readers to buy a box for relief from constipation, headaches, indigestion, and dyspepsia, noting a household blessing and keeping a box at home.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to take Foley Kidney Pills to ease backache sore kidneys and rheumatism. It claims the pills cooperate with nature, are healing and strengthening, and encourage readers to act on the impulse today. Beall & Steele.
Hon John R Garrett mayor of Girard Alabama reports he suffered day and night from itching piles until using Dean's Ointment. He credits lasting relief and recommends the remedy. The testimonial highlights effective topical treatment for hemorrhoidal symptoms.
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