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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
10
Herald Star readers are urged to try Mirna a stomach remedy promising to restore digestion and strengthen the nervous system. The ad promises a money back guarantee from Rea and Steele on every 50 cent box if it fails to cure. It warns early indigestion signs and urges timely treatment.
Hyomei is advertised as a natural cure for catarrh endorsed by physicians. The pocket inhaler, bottle, and dropper are sold for 1 dollar with extra bottles at 60 cents, guaranteed by Beall and Steele who claim remarkable results and offer a cure-based guarantee.
A Follansbee Amalgamated Lodge smoker drew a large turnout with speakers from Steubenville and Martins Ferry urging unity and action to restore the Amalgamated Association. Harry Griffiths and Llewellyn Lewis delivered stirring talks on union history, wages, and solidarity, with musical interludes. legal returns follow later.
Brooke county circuit court ruled Lucy M George’s dower in the estate of S George. Commissioners reported a mansion property on Charles street Wellaburg with 90 by 110 feet frontage, a three story dwelling, a laundry building, two Water street lots, and a parcel beside M B Church with a two story brick building.
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder for purity and leavening power, claiming rivals with alum or phosphate compromise flavor and wholesomeness. It asserts Royal is always reliable and superior, contrasting with cheaper powders offered at similar prices.
A letter from Eastern wool buyers urges Cadiz Ohio growers to abandon washing sheep. They argue washed wools lose value, inflate costs, and reduce buyer interest. They advise unwashed fleece handling and better overall wool presentation to protect Ohio’s market.
Congressman C L Weems says he introduced a bill in Congress to fix Captain George O Neal history. The Military Secretary Gen Ainsworth says the disability in curred in service may qualify O Neal for a pension under existing law, regardless of the bill’s outcome. If able to prove disabilities, he may apply now.
Miss Dees Kitheart has returned to Pittsburg and Fred Kitheart has returned to Toledo, C., after being called here by the death of Frank Carson.
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