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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
9
A testimonial from Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston Street New York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. It claims the tonic regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor. Sold under guarantee at Beall and Steele's drug store for 50 cents.
An elderly Wood Indiana resident recalls years of lung hemorrhages and failed medical care before using Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports the remedy stopped the cough, healed the lungs, and prevented serious cold-related outcomes, endorsing the product. Beall and Steele, druggists, advertise the remedy and warn against substitutes.
Catarrh sufferers requested an atomizer form, prompting Liquid Cream Balm as a convenient Ely's Cream Balm version. It relieves inflammation clears clogged passages and aids natural breathing. Liquid Cream Balm sells for 75 cents with spraying tube, mailed by Fly Bros. at 56 Warren Street New York.
An old advertisement claims the tonic cures bilious attacks and renews vim in brain and body. It promises a youthful feel and happiness, urging readers to buy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or tablets at Beall & Steele for 25 to 35 cents.
A historical ad notes Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup does not constipate and gently moves the bowels, with children liking it. It claims wide druggist availability. A dealer, Mr. John Riha of Vining Indiana, praises DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills as giving better satisfaction than any pill he has sold, also noting broad druggist distribution.
Tom Moore of Cochran Ga reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a bad inset on his foot after trying many remedies. A 25 cent box allegedly achieved a perfect cure. The product is sold under guarantee at Beall & Steele's drug store.
Baltimore June 2 The Methodist Episcopal conference closed its last day without debating the amusement question or a proposed time limit on pastorates. A minority report altered the title presiding elder to district superintendent by 322 votes to 210, signaling a shift to administrative duties rather than purely sacred ones.
M Bee confessed on the stand that neither himself nor McBee were guilty in a Cadiz case in Common Pleas Court. Harry Bullock accused them of pocketing his goods while seated at the Imperial bar watching a pool game. Bullock was intoxicated and had no clear memory of McBee or Ely, though the items were found on the suspect.
Prosecuting Attorney Alban led the trial with Ely and McBee denying involvement as Colemin and Ely testified for the defense. A letter claimed by Myers to Ely was excluded since Myers had pleaded guilty. The McBee verdict came quickly and police awaited a warrant to arrest him on the sheriff assault charge.
Patterson commencement to be held at Wintersville M E Church on Wednesday June 16 1908 at eight o clock p m The program includes instrumental music prayers by Rev E S Bowers recitations The Georgia Volunteer Making Time The Tempters Voice Counting Eggs The Work of the Red Cross Today Is Ours The Boy Engineer The Dukite Snake and an address by Prof F M Gaunt with music and benediction.
Memorial day was appropriately observed at Unionport with a 1:30 PM gathering of citizens and school children at the public school. After remarks by D. L. Buchanan a parade formed led by McCourtney Betts, an old soldier, carrying Old Glory.
A school children led procession moved from the cemetery to the Presbyterian church for a program of songs and recitations with Rev. C W Hamilton and R E Carman leading. Reciters included Efla Skipper Goldie Betts Marie Polen and Rosa Montgomery with solos by Hagel Rittenhouse Goldie Betts Iris Cromey Kelea Martin and Nettie McClelland. Miss Reed and Miss Cromeby provided piano, D D Rittenhouse assisted on cornet. America sung. benediction by Rev Hamilton. Unionport defeated Adena 8 6 in the morning game, with Crider and Albaugh as catchers for Unionport and Dickinson and Marseri for Adena. afternoon game Unionport won 6 2, Dickinson Rowland Jr and Umpire Lawson Scott noted.
Martins Ferry correspondent reports Alonzo Hayne of Adena died suddenly before Decoration Day services he had planned. The late Ma rtons Ferry relative details follow, noting family connections and impact on local observances.
John C. Hayne, a well known thirty year old resident, was buried after a Sunday afternoon funeral that drew a record turnout in Jefferson. About six hundred people attended and eighteen vehicles formed the funeral procession.
Harry Stoner, once of Station Fifteen and a Pan Handle brakeman, was arrested in Collinwood Ohio on a charge of abandoning a minor child. He waived examination before a Uhrichsville justice and was jailed. He allegedly has a wife and two young children nearby and previously posed as an unmarried man in Collinwood. A warrant was said to exist for obtaining watches under false pretenses in Cleveland.
Farmers are advised that the highest cash price is paid for all country produce at W Boughers Grocery located at the corner of Third and Adams streets across from Harry Swearingen's livery stable in Steubenville Ohio May 1 1900 period wording preserved.
Jones W. English of New Philadelphia is the guest of his daughter Mrs. H. D. Westfall at DeWitt’s bitter Feast. Safe su 1.
Advertisement showcases a complete bed room set in golden oak including springs, mattress, pillows, Brussels rug, chair, and rocker. It claims cheaper options and more expensive furnishings, noting appealing bargains for the June bride.
The White Mountain patent refrigeration system promises dry, pure air with efficient ice use, priced from 6.75 to 40. A sale on porch furniture features bent wood chairs benches and rockers in dark green finishes, including Reed Rockers now 2.85.
The store promotes a 30 percent discount on Reed Go-Carts with weather aiding sales. Customers are invited to choose any Reed Go-Cart and receive 30 percent off the listed price, with models ranging from $10 to $30 and including parasol and cushion accessories.
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