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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
9
Anaemia weakens vitality and causes pale complexion. Scott's Emulsion claims to enrich blood and strengthen the body, targeting anaemic girls, thin boys, and enfeebled mothers. A free sample is offered from Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl St., New York.
An advertisement warns that nerve derangements often show little pain yet threaten mind and body with sleeplessness irritability memory loss and fatigue. It promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming to restore blood and nerve vigor with a price of 56 cents per box or 6 boxes for 2 50, available from the Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A large group of strike breakers were brought to Glen Run No 2 mine Thursday night and guarded as non union miners refuse to work. Monthly workers quit, threatening to disrupt operation. officials expect to secure more labor to reopen. County authorities and union leaders eye forthcoming Columbus meetings to push a settlement.
Pittsburg coal operators fear a concession at today’s Columbus conference between the Ohio Operators’ Association and United Mine Workers officials. A 10 cent per ton advantage could shift to Ohio and Illinois miners if Pittsburg accepts the lower scale. Rumors mention a secret agreement between F B Robbins and John Mitchell.
Independent operators discuss a disputed 1903 scale and possible concessions for a 1905 scale. The meeting hints that an unsigned agreement may include a clause favoring Ohio rivals, potentially disadvantaging Pittsburgh operators in Great Lakes coal shipments.
The remains of Mabel Wind, suspected of suicide in East Liverpool, will be buried in Allegheny City, Pa. Her brother in Allegheny, E Pretshoen, and brother‑in‑law William Pritcheft came to Steubenville to manage her effects. An inquest is planned today as her final arrangements unfold.
The notice promotes D Zerta at 10 cents per package and D Ice Cream Powder at two for 26 cents. Five choice flavors of each are available. A trial promises easy, finest desserts with little labor and expense. Order today.
Beall and Steele offer to treat the worst case of catarrh in Steubenville using Hyomei mediation that cures by inhaled medicated air. If no cure results, the treatment costs nothing. The Hyomei outfit costs one dollar and includes an inhaler, dropper, and bottle. Extra bottles available for sixty cents. They guarantee a cure or refund the money.
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana testifies his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every joint and was bedridden for six weeks with eight doctors no relief until Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. He says it gave immediate relief and enabled her to walk in days sold by Henderson Drug Co and Steubenville Drug Co
Nellie Hyatt awoke after a long sleep and spoke of Mabel Wind’s diamonds and a large sum of money. William Zoellers, jailed then released on bail, discovered Wind’s body at the residence. Hyatt claimed Mabel Wind gave her morphine, and detectives search for a ring, a pocketbook, and Hyatt’s missing package.
New York reports show Irish lace in gowns and wash goods dominating this season’s market. Real Irish crochet lace, baby-lace, and Valenciennes decorate collars, cuffs, yokes, and trims on silk, cottons, and silks, with serge and pique fabrics also featuring lace accents. Embroidery and boleros elevate outfits, while pongee and guimpes offer versatile travel wear options.
Work on the Wheeling and Lake Erie division of the Wabash is rapidly advancing. Heavier rails and repaving are under way from Massillon toward Dillonvale, with trains busy as spring resumes. The line should be in better condition this summer and fall than ever before.
A bulletin extols Contagious Blood Poison as humanity’s worst disease, detailing symptoms from sores to hair loss and brain tumors. It faults Mercury and Potash, touts S. S. S. as the sole reliable cure, and cites testimonials from patients like John Leslie of Rockford and W. Newman of Hamlet, praising the remedy's efficacy.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie railway has upgraded tracks to permit higher speeds. New long sidings and relaid trackage from Mingo to Massillon use heavy 6-pound rails. The work aims to double track the line east of Toledo, with Massillon progress substantial and expected to finish by fall.
County Auditor Reynolls reports the State Board commissions W. S. McCauslen and Joseph Carnahan to the Board of Review.
Andrew Koegler quits after 31 years at Acme Glass Works including 12 as superintendent. Hush McGinnis, another Schnellbach protege, succeeds him and is expected to be popular and efficient as the new superintendent.
Richard Snowden received funeral rites this afternoon with Revs White and Foreman presiding. Pallbearers named were D S Bruce M M Brown Morgan Brown Spencer Banks Simon Merriman and Champ Bowman.
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