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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
6
Fragmentary ad describes ladies wraps and silk novelties with crepe and plain weave fabrics. Mentions mother made home style wrappers, wide sleeves, trimmed collars, and lightweight patterns. Prices listed include 1.48 to 1.19 dollars and various fabrics.
Mica Kiazzie Russell returned home from Chester West Virginia last Friday after a pleasant visit with her brother Albert Russell. A number from the Ridge attended the funeral of Mr T W Goochin Thursday afternoon with interment in Mt Zion. J B Lowery was a Wellsville caller Sunday. Mrs T Smith and daughter Sara from Chester are visiting friends here. Miss Mayme Carnon Ora Carnon spent a few days near Knoxville. The program is being prepared for children services at Pine Grove Church on June 19. Josiah Adams of Grant Hill attended church Sunday afternoon. A C Fillman assisted A A Wiles with roofing. Miss Bess Lowry spending a week in Toronto with Minnie Lowry. Fred Russell spent Saturday evening in Irondale. D W Call shopped in Wellsville Saturday. Pierce of Steubenville visited Saturday. J S Lowry drove to Smithfield to visit friends. H C Van Dyke was in Bergholz Tuesday. Lena Russell spent a few days in Chester last week.
Multiple locals and visitors are listed with brief notes. Names include Bantam Pidge Mrs G W Barnette Will Scott Steubenville James Allen Fred Martin Creswell William Carson Eoworth Winteraville G A McElroy Newcommerstown Henry Taylor Reeds Mills Lillian Scott Fred Allen Ed Warren George Thompson Oscar Scott Salem George Allen F M Hinston Fletcher Scott. Attendees visit, serenade at Mr Fletcher Scott's, and show in Wintersville with casual social visits across several towns.
Mrs Edith Fowler of Darberton Ohio spent days with M M Neely and left for East Liverpool to visit friends. Miss Marie Lindemuth of Marting Ferry is in town for Children Day events at the Presbyterian church. Miss Mame Shrog visits Mrs Smee. Militia regiments arrived at Warrenton depot en route to Pine Run mine. Dr Caldwell recovers from illness. T O Betton's residence and storerooms near completion. Mrs Harsh of Magnolia Ohio returns home after visiting Mrs W E Bruney. Mrs P J OBrien and children of Steubenville visit William H Stringer and family. Ex Sheriff Richard Gilson of Steubenville mentioned.
Readers are told Electrogen, an antiseptic gas liquid from Electro gen Co. Fremont Ohio, purifies blood and cures diseases. Priced at fifty cents and one dollar per bottle with a free booklet. Agents J C Cope and Druggist Pierce are promoting it in Mingo Junction and Toronto Ohio.
An offer from The Electrogen Co in Fremont Ohio promises a free fifty cent bottle in exchange for reading your name and address, mentioning the paper, and providing drugglars' names along with the disease to be treated.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles promising quick relief for mild issues and potential cures for Bright's disease and diabetes, claiming many were deemed incurable. It notes Beall and Steele as sellers.
Benville and J Frank Stringer of Martins Ferry attended the funeral of Edward Neely on Wednesday afternoon. Homer A Creal McCowan Pro s traveling salesman called on local merchants Tuesday. J Downing Stringer of Rush Run and family were guests Sunday. Myrtle Bishop of Wheeling returned home after visiting friends nearby. Verne Whitten and family visited Alice Shannon’s on Sunday. The church ladies musicale for the 5th has been postponed to a later date.
Davenport Iowa reader Mrs Adolph Buesing says a 50 cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar cured her asthma after twelve years of suffering. The letter claims the tonic provided permanent relief when medical care failed and urges starting treatment early to avoid prolonged illness. Beall and Steele are noted sellers.
Self colored all wool ingrain matting rugs offered in red and green. Size 36 by 72 inches. Priced at 60 cents each. Limited stock likely in store display.
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