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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

9

Life Without Sleep Warns of Nervous Collapse

The article notes men can live weeks without food but days without sleep lead to madness and nervous breakdowns. It endorses Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a cure, claiming weight gain and renewed vigor. Pills priced 60 cents a box or six for $2.50. Buffalo NY. Also mentions Elk's summer reception at Altamont Casino with about forty couples and Imperial Orchestra, plus Mrs E E Espenshade visiting Mrs Will Taggart.

A. W. Chase Dr.a. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y The Elk Altamont Casino Imperial Orchestra E. E. Espenshade Will Taggart France France Medical Institute CO Columbus C. Iter Urvan Union

Personal notices of visitors and engagements in Steubenville

Numerous brief items note visitors and travelers in Steubenville and area including Mrs T H Blackwell at Hian vishport. Mr and Mrs George Adrian of Unionport. Miss Edna Shields Dennison in Steubenville. Dr Reid returning from Avalon Pa. George L Behrens of Columbus in city. social calls at Maple Grove home of A W McDonald. editor W G Cramer of Burgettstown Enterprise in town. Mrs H H meant Boner in Cameron. Prof RH Henderson and Miss Gertrude Welsh wed. several neighbors and relatives visiting, theater plans, and engagements.

Reid Avalon George L. Behrens Columbus New Amsterdam Casualty Co Judge Mansfield G. G. Gaston Maple Grove A. W. McDonald W. G. Cramer Cadiz Roe. Crawford North Fourth Street James Neal Ingram H. W. Cooper Arm Arbor University Comencement Dai ¥ Lavigne Wiliam Lynch Earl Bellaire A. C. Lynch South Fourth St Harry Lynch Oe Iee Tappan Ohio State ‘Teachers’ Association Put-in-Bay Island Robinson Steubenville Pub Art Dougherty Ee Third Wheel Los Angeles California J. Jr. Leech Cattlettsburg William Leech Leech North Esther Ward Steubenville High School Oberlin Ohio Pe ‘Ivistoe 1 Ae Anie Oy Simeral R. C Jacob Weinan Altamont Minnie Floto Edward Louser Sharon Floto Joseph Porter Miss Woods George Hawking Pittsburg L. W. Zimmerman la Belleview D. A. Viets Youngstown Henry Teaff Grant School Altmont John Johns East Liverpool Charlie Rhoades Uhrichsville Frank King Miss Shuttell Wheeling Miss Power Clinton Street Charles Long Fernwood Frank Vorhees Charles Phillips Wellsville Steubenville Mary and Mina Long Mary Vorhees North Third Street Lucy Sheetz Wellsburg Garfield Wintersville Edith Stringer Portland Margaret Hobensack Laura Hipkins Martin's Ferry Chicago Walker Pearl Rothstein Esther Rothstein Fanny Beard Athelia Fox Annie Cohen Rosy Levinson Flora Lev- Rosy Rothstein Mary Wilds Ella Leas Morris Grossman Joseph Prairie Israel Rothstein

The King of Blood Purifiers Exalted as a Universal Remedy

An advertisement proclaims S. S. S. as the ultimate blood purifier and tonic. It boasts plant-based ingredients with no minerals, safe for all ages, and claims to cleanse the blood, cure skin disorders, rheumatism, scrofula, and contagious blood poison, while boosting appetite and general health. Endorsements from a Lebanon, PA resident support its efficacy and safety for families.

S.S S. S Lebanon P. H. Thompson

Officers Elected at Steubenville Presbytery Session

The Women’s Foreign Missionary society of the Steubenville Presbytery closed its session at New Philadelphia with a large turnout. Officers elected include President Mrs. F. D. Ledyard Steubenville and district vice presidents from Wellsville Uhrichsville Carrollton and other towns. Corresponding secretary Mrs D Parks Wellsville and recording secretary Mrs A D McCulloch Toronto among named roles. The Home Missionary society convened this afternoon.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Steubenville Two Ridges E. B. Watson East Liverpool Home Missionary Society

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