Ivory Soap Promises Comfort and Value
An appeal urges readers to keep Ivory Soap at home highlighting its advantages for both men and women. The message notes Ivory Soap floats and posits it as cheaper for general use than other yellow soaps.
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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
5
An appeal urges readers to keep Ivory Soap at home highlighting its advantages for both men and women. The message notes Ivory Soap floats and posits it as cheaper for general use than other yellow soaps.
Court records show various cases with reports of commissioners confirmed or sale ordered. Pleadings and evidence examined for Barah M Oretser va John Oretser et al and Reymond McLister infant va Bel Ry Co.. judgments by default against John D Lewin and others. numerous entries listing minor defendants, partition actions, and coats awarded.
Work on the Alliance and Wheeling railroad survey continues with hundreds of laborers in camps at Smithfield Wayne township and near Bergholz. Contracts from Bergholz to Dillonvale push toward completion by fall. The line crosses Dillonvale to Connors and then heads toward Martins Ferry, promising coal-field access and better markets for Short Creek Valley farmers and shippers.
The Jubilee Manual outlines jubilee visits by Holy Father granting a plenary indulgence upon meeting conditions. Readers may partake through confession and communion, with specific prayers and acts of devotion. The document notes penalties for sins and emphasizes church authority in granting absolution and spiritual remission.
The text surveys Catholic views on purgatory and penance, citing Augustine and medieval theology. It discusses the nature and duration of purgatorial punishment, the role of prayer and good works, and how indulgences may alleviate or remove postlifetime penance through church grace. It notes sins left unatoned require penance in life or after death, while indulgences free believers from certain penances.
Henry Hogan writes the County Commissioner from Steubenville penitentiary appealing his 35 day sentence and $100 costs for petit larceny. He explains poverty, wife and three children in Pittsburgh, failed Cleveland job search, and asks for remission to return home rather than endure months more behind bars. He pleads for mercy, citing typhoid and winter poverty.
Chrie Rehling faces arraignment before the Mayor on Wednesday on charges of shooting to kill and wound. He is bound over to await grand jury action after the incident Saturday evening. The wounded sleeve shows a bullet entry, and surgeons report the arm may be saved though not fully usable.
In Pittsburgh last night the Carnegiesuccmmodation, led by engineer Levi Origa, collided with a car in the Fourth Avenue tunnel at about 11 oclock. Oil in the tank ignited, flames filled the tunnel, passengers escaped through windows, two coaches burned badly, and 109 feet of track were destroyed. Dispute arose between the accommodation engineer and the tower locator over signals shown.
Deaths reported in the county include Thomas Curfman Roll aged about 78, a native from Cross Creek who served in Civil War Company OD, with his wife Smith deceased last winter and four children surviving. Also listed are Redsey Geslin aged about 42, who worked on a county farm. Mrs. Mooretown widow Joseph Thiggin. Bayid Cope, Hopi ally resident. and J R Pallwin of the city responsible for funeral oversight.
A damaged OCR describes a decorative coffin wagon with detailed woodwork and wheels. It mentions hand folded plate sides, beveled edges, and rose motif accents. Measurements reference overall length and door spacing, with terms like patent tires and axles.
A delegation of Pan Handle officials from Pittsburgh to Columbus arrived, dining at the Imperial. The group included W. O. Cushing, R. Meffarty, G. Ketessv, and A. J Morgin, discussing station plans and grade crossings. They indicated no new Steubenville station this year due to finances, and urged action to remove unsafe rail grade crossings while meeting opponents halfway.
Tuesday social mentions list visitors and hosts across Ohio and nearby towns. Names include Miss Lon Schmeichel of Wheeling guesting with the Spies family, Emma Bexer and Lore Loos from Columbus visiting Miss Lille Fioto, Florence Everson of Wellsville staying with Miss Harriette Lowe, and many others visiting relatives or hosting dinners in Wellsburg Dennison and Belleville areas.
New suits name George W. Joceve Jamen EK Palaley Stewart Ganlin and Lottie Hanlin asking what part of Jet in Irondale should be conveyed to them by defendants. The Scena Oil & Gas Cove Buckeye Pipe Line Co seeks 1660 damages claiming negligence carelessness and failure to ensure proper Jing caused the plaintiffs tank to overflow and destroy the [property].
An old advertisement cites kidney and bladder troubles as widespread, claiming women are as affected as men. It promotes Swamp-Root from Dr Kilmont Co, listing sample offers and testimonials, urging readers to write for more information and to mention the paper.
W and L schedule changes take effect next Sunday. Mt Pleasant High hosts its 10th annual commencement in the Friend's Yearly Meeting hours Friday evening. Between events, raven graduates are noted and local preparations for the ceremony proceed amid community activity.
Officer Edgerly found a Polish boy named likely Pulish on Fourth and Market this morning. The swollen feet and rheumatism left him unable to walk, and the farmer who employed him dumped him in town. The youth will be sent to the Infirmary after authorities learn the farmer’s name. A fishing party at Postland included many local youths and adults enjoying an afternoon of games, music, and supper at Mr and Mrs Geo bigger’s home.
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