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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
8
A local ad highlights nickeled copper teakettles and copper wash boilers at unusually low sale prices. The notice invites shoppers to take advantage of the opportunity to save money during the promotion.
Our navy equals any claim. Officers deny superiority of battleships by Britain Japan and Italy, affirming American seamanship and brains. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised for stomach liver kidney and bowel ailments. Genuine bottle bears private stamp.
Supt. George M. Anderson of the Ragland Anderson mine waives a hearing after Deputy Inspector Jones closed the mine citing ventilation issues. He says a new air furnace will be completed by Wednesday, enabling limited operation and continued employment while work continues, with focus on safety and cooperation with inspectors.
Emma Brew, 26, of Gould's Station, was hit by a freight engine while walking the tracks near there Sunday at 7 am. She was brought to Gill Hospital in Steubenville with hip injuries but is not considered fatally injured. Two foreigners saved her by warning her to move off the track as the train approached.
The Women’s Christian Union visited the new County Infirmary on Flag Day. Twenty five members and escorts toured the home, heard Rev. Dr. Robinson, and were entertained by Mrs. Wallace. Flowers, fruit, and literature were distributed to all inmates, who were cheered by the visit and praised Supt. and Mrs. Bowers for the institution’s cleanliness and comforts.
The Alfalfa Sage comments that most politicians favor the bandwagon over the choo choos when making a final choice, asserting this habit reflects a preference for popular momentum over careful, independent decision making.
James Hlavahek and Anna Wall of Bradley Jos Elizens and Bertie Durcik of Wolf Run Edward J Parsons of Wellsville Bertha McClain of Hammondsville Louis Hoobler of East Liverpool Nellie T Marshall of Bergholz Fred A Sprouse and Barbra FE Creal of Mingo Junction Ernest Crossley and Ora E Black Ledge Wynne E MacaMniman and Rhea R Smith of Steubenville
A. H. Thurnes, a Buffalo coal operator, says kidney and bladder trouble caused excruciating pain and gravel. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, he reports dramatic relief and claims it has done him $1,000 worth of good, with no pain remaining. Beall & Steele, Druggists, endorse the remedy.
A Cedar Grove Maine resident, Geo H Parris, writes that after long battles with liver and kidney trouble he tried Eclectric Bitters. One bottle eased symptoms, three bottles fully cured him, proving the remedy’s effectiveness. Beall & Steele, local druggists, guarantee relief.
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