Revival Sparks Reported Converts at United Brethren Church
EAST SPRINGFIELD March 5 The revival at the United Brethren church drew strong interest with Rev Luey planning to close last week but continued as over 20 conver sions are reported. Rev Solth of the M E church led a successful revival, while local auctions, road work, and farm updates fill the scene alongside missing dogs and two ill boys from cheese poisoning.
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United Brethren Church
Luey
Thin Ting
Rey. Solth
M. E
Prato
Prisene
Oelsbrach
James Carr
Sewickler
Fioydr
Lee
Eladlem
Mr. Carnegie
A. L Johes
Aloance
Flys
Fina
Streen
Johnson
McClare
Kirkpatrok
Bircuft
Haliday
Barchfield
Frank
Stutz
Hendricks
Honroe
John Kerr
James Myers
Annapollis
Pquire Fircun
Dava Davidson
Wm A. Johnrson
Kiacus
Misa Merle Gill
Unionport
D. W. Daviceco
John H. Cattrell
Steubenville
Springfield
Square Kiccus
Steinmetz Brog
Bergholz School Show Impresses Local Audience
Bergholz March 4 The public school entertainment Friday evening drew a large crowd. A chaotic review notes missteps but praises the star performers and the drama Crider the Lancets. Proffessor Waddis led the event with appreciation for student effort despite flaws.
Ms Tabs M Ki church buys organ. meetings and visits noted
March 4 items report the Ms Tabs Mi Ki church purchasing a fine organ from a Chicago firm John I Glerko dr and sister Urece Wate, with local families and a Saturday Sabbath attendance. It lists visitors, weather impacted meetings, school events, and community notices across Bantam Rings area including sermons by Rev Loyd, conversions, and several residents’ health and travel updates.
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Ms Tabs M. Ki
Chicago
Fim
John I Glerko
Urece Wate
GW Boreti
eLand
Near Reeo
Sioa
Columbua
Clarke
Knoxville
Toronto
George Saltemains
Raymond
Howard Swickard
Jay
Wellaville
Henry Saltamoon
Allie
Sixelley'’s
J. L. Stephanson
Fosterayike
Misa Alice Saltsman
Ill Luella Curry Returns Home From Pittsburgh
Miss Luella Curry who has been ill in Pittsburgh is able to be brought home. About 50 people watched Prince Henry's train pass Han Hin's Station Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Bales returned from a Pittsburgh visit. Misses Bessie and Jennie Stroud on the sick list. Miss Martha Sanders returned from visiting her sister Miss Bessie in Pittsburgh.
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M. BH
P Loyd
Mayme Retiacker
Parouses
Andora
John Crabsin
Raat Scragfis
Joseph Wargoner
Pneumonis
Mias Eila Branford
Lester Crawford
Barrett
Noa
Mirabeth Deter
Fam'ly
Reaid
Clearfield Town
Fred Rowns
J. A. Wesday Gorga Sordsn
Fernwood
Virginia Ranasy Het
Anda McConnell
Hammondavile
John Floyd
Rotary Publicy
Waant
Penvion
Our Town
Yeatorday
Mias Mary Wright
Bantem Ridge
Harry Walker
William Leyd
Two Ridges
W. W. Sostt
Stoubenville
Iowa
Stomp
H. Wiehar
Mies Mary Roterta
Lisher
Echolara
Froter
Jewett
Columbus
Luella Curry
Pittsburgh
Han- Hin’s
Prince Henry
Robert Bales
Bessie
Jennie Stroud
Martha Sanders
Mise Bessie
Pitteburgh
Paris Reports Likely Pearl Shortage Across Markets
Paris dispatch notes a probable famine in pearls affecting European markets. Merchants report dwindling supplies and rising prices as buyers seek alternatives while trade routes contend with supply disruptions.
New Somerset News Roundup March 4
Taither Grimes canvassing town as a wallpaper agent. Rex Grimes ill with liver congestion at grandparents’ home. Dr Grimes attends. No preaching at Methodist Church due to Rev Ellis home illness. Yeagley couple in Wellsville. Culp moves to George Groves farm near Holt. Harbourt with hometown visit. Mae Crimes visits Olive Jenkins. John Laurence visits Steubenville. Wes Vandyken visits Mary Carson in Knoxville. Vimer Groves in Irondale with family. George Groves plans move to New Somerset soon.
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New Somerset
Taither Grimes
N.o. Myler
Rex
Bacon Ridge
Dr Grimes
Ellis
W. C. Yeagley
Wellsville
T. V. Culp
George Groves
Tholt
Prof. Harbourt
Miss Mae Crimes
Olive Jenkins
John Laurence
Steubenville
Wes. Vandyken
Mary Carson
Knoxville
Vimer Groves
Irondale
Death of George F. Myers shocks Steubenville family
Mrs Lillie Wolfe learns of the death of her brother in Springfield Massachusetts after a brief pneumonia illness. George F Myers a former Bankrupt Shoe House employee and tobacco salesman, married to Jessie Miller of Steubenville, leaves a widow and sister Mrs James Tompkins of Pittsburgh. Funeral arrangements to be announced. remains to be brought to Steubenville for interment. Blanche Caniff, three, died of diphtheria at home on South Fifth Street. parents receive sympathy.
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George F. Myers
Lillie Wolfe
George Fr. Myers
Springfeld
Mass
Myers
George
Dorcas Myars
Steubenville
Jessie
Samuel and
Margaret Miller
James Tompkins
Pittsburgh
Wolfe
Sixth Avenue
Blanche
Barmey Caniff
South Fifth Street
Dennison Town Social Roundup and Visits
The People reports a parade of local names visiting and traveling between Avalon Dennison Steubenville Wheeling Zanesville and Newark. Residents like QO Sanford Zimmerman Wilson Chaney and Shull are mentioned with rheumatism illness travel and extended visits. Church events and community tasks include Epworth League reception and Holy Name Church services and a funeral attendance by local officials.
Mrs Maude Robinson Returns Home to Steubenville
Mrs Maude Robinson returns to her Steubenville home after a few weeks at Jonh Adams of Center Street East Liverpool Review reports. The GG 8 Club hosted a birthday surprise for Miss Latura Wall at the home of Mr and Mrs HE Wichanan in Rochester. King baggage master at the W L and sister Miss Nate nie King arrive home from Cleveland after visiting relatives and friends.
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Maude Robinson
Steubenville
Jonh Adams
Center Street
East Liverpool
GG. 8
Latura Wallover
Rochester
Miner Killed at Newshaft Salineville
A miner named John Marl, about 60, employed at the Newshaft in Salineville, was crushed by a fall of slate and died while being moved to his home. The item notes a wedding anniversary at the home of W. Hales on Quaker Ridge, with a large social gathering and presents. Various remedies and adverts fill the rest of the fragment.
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John Marl
Newshaft
Salineville
Strange patent cures and tech boasts in a 19th century paper
The ad column touts Dr Kitp's New Discovery for constriction and claims it cures asthma and other throat and lung troubles, with trials promised. It also mentions Foley's Kidney Cure and Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as remedies for various ailments, praising their safety and effectiveness. It notes the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment and lists advances like horseless carriages and wireless telegraph as innovations.
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Hayover Association
Kitp
Beall & Steele's
Electric Bitters for Female Troubles Promises Relief
A vintage advertisement claims nagging women suffer nervous troubles and loss of appetite, urging Electric Bitters as a cure for melancholy headaches insomnia digestive issues and fainting spells. It promises relief for backache weak kidneys and other ailments, with a money back guarantee.
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Reni & Steele
New York Subscribes Far For McKinley Monument Fund
New York has subscribed nearly eighty thousand dollars for the McKinley monument at Canton with most gifts coming from New York City. The drive shows broad public support for the project and highlights civic fundraising in the state capital and major urban centers.
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New York
Canton
New York City
How to Cure the Grip With Chamberlain’s Remedy
Instruction to stay home and take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as directed for a quick recovery. Claims the remedy counteracts grip leading to pneumonia, with zero reported fatalities among tens of thousands treated. Sold by Beall & Steela.
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Chamberlain
Beall & Steela
Woman's Words of Pralsa Praises Syrup Papsin
A Kansas reader recounts fifteen years of indigestion ending after using Caldwell's Syrup Papsin. Two bottles cured her and she recommends it to others, praising its effectiveness and personal relief. Sold by J. C. Copa.
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J. C. Cape
Pralsa
Neoshoalls
Kans
Pepsin Syrup Co
Montlectto
A. J. Tieuranca
Dra. Caldwell
J. Morgan
J. C. Copa
Cough settles on lungs as remedies fail in Danville report
N Jackson of Danville Indiana recalls her daughter suffering a bad cough that settled on the lungs despite many remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar cured her. The town of Trio Ohio plans to receive a Finnish colony to work in the number trade.
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N. Jackson
Danville
Foley
Trio
8. C
Arnica Salve Praised For Wounds In Local Ad
A vintage ad touts Beall & Stec lgy drug store selling Arnica Salve for cuts and skin ailments. The copy claims rapid healing for wounds ulcers sores burns and piles and notes the product costs 25 cents.
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Buellen
Arnica
Beall & Stecela’gy
Severe Cold Notes and Remedies From Batesville Letter
A. J. Nus ham of Batesville Ind recounts three months of severe cold despite tailored medicines before Foley's Honey and Tar cured him. The note cites remedies and quotes druggists about grippe and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable for breaking up colds and preventing pneumonia, with sale by Beall & Steele.
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A. J. Nusham
Batesville
Ind
Foley
la Grippe
Ja Grippe
Saya
J. Howett
Winfield
Medidang
Chamberlain
Grippe
Beall & Bteele
Kraune’s Cold Cure for Colds
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Kraune’s Cold Cure to treat cold symptoms in the head chest or throat and claims a 24 hour break up. It also says it prevents colds if taken at first signs and lists a price of Viica 26¢. Bull by J. vu. Cope.
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Kraune
Viica
J. Vu. Cope
Steulonvilla Building and Loan Opens New Unit
In the year end, more loans were issued by the Steulonvilla Building and Loan Association than in any previous period, with 18 boys subscribing and many customers making deposits at the Unton Building and Loan Co. of Staubenvills. The association notes added market rests and a The Goat ABOLehowld. $880,000 worth of stock tied to twenty patrons was sold.
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Steulonvilla Botding
Yougherty Dock
Balding & Loan Co
Staubenvills
Why Suffer With Your Kidneys
A faulty ad claims discovery of a "Dy. Gen. Leininger’s Formaldahyde Kidney Vablota" restores kidney health by driving germs from blood and preventing uric acid buildup. It promises trial offers, prices around 85 and 60 cents, and free trials at multiple drugstores and vendors.
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Leininger
Beal! & Steola
Pep Barrie Drug Co
People's Drugs, Os
Quack Cure Claims Immediate Results and Free Trial
An ad parodies multiple patent remedies offering permanent cures by Dr Kilno and Dr BR J Eline with free trial bottles and delivery payment on receipt. It markets a variety of tonics and tonics with sweeping claims of instant relief for rheumatism throat ailments and wounds, touts a Chicago sidewalk stand battle and lists questionable suppliers across cities.
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Kilno
BR. J. Eline
Arch Street
Philadelphin
Jollo-O
Thomas
How to Cure a Cold and Krause's Cold Cure
An 19th century style pamphlet-like notice promotes remedies for colds. Do not rest in bed or avoid work. Krause's Cold Cure in convenient capsules is claimed to cure quickly with pleasant side effects. Molay's Honey and Raw is advertised for lung health and preventing pneumonia and consumption.
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Molay
Can't Keep It Secret Pillars Cure Concealed Ailments
A promotional note from Beall & Stevlu's drug store extols Dr King's New Life Pillars as a daily remedy in Neht for constipation headache weakness and indigestion. The advertisement claims widespread blessing from thousands who use the pills and urges readers to try them.
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Dr King
Beall & Stevlu
Jerk of Courts Candidate Declarations Amid Primary Proceedings
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple court and public office candidates linked to Republican primaries. Mentions Harold-Atar Kattor as Clark of Courts contender, William J. McCann of New Aexandsia for Clark Courts, and Herald-Star editor naming further posts. Text is garbled with unclear dates and details.
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Kattor Harold-Atar
Pineas
Kdttor Hoeveld
Kiar
Yoonty Hecoder
Repubsown Primeien
Hows Herald-start
Piesee
William
Momarterm
Toronto Ava
Coutty
HieyUblican
Patented Cure Ads for Cough and Kidney Ailments
An old newspaper fragment advertises cough remedies and tonics. It touts a guatannine preparation and a claim for permanent relief from coughs and chest congestion. It mentions druggists J. C. Cone & On and stores in Newburgh or Wheeling area markets.
Rare mixed ad and medical notice from early Birmingham paper
A cluttered historical ad blends railroad fare details and travel quotes with medical cures and testimonials. It promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and other remedies, lists agents in Morrison’s drugstore and local shops, and warns against counterfeit products while noting reduced transit rates and ticket information.
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Bush
Wisconsia Central Ry
Helteba
Chicago
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Whellington
Columbia
Campbell
Paka
Dowwitt
DeWitt
James Mook
N. Webster
Worth It Weight in Gold and Health Claims
A garbled ad and letters page tout patent remedies and tonics amid misprinted names and locations. J O McMurray of Seymour Missouri praises Vormoldehyde Inhaler for catarrh, with others promoting Green's August Mower, One Minute Cough Cure, and various tonics, druggists, and almanacs. The piece blends testimonials and advertisements from Stenhenville and Steubenville areas, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine culture.
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Steubenville Drug
People's Drug Oo
Local Estate Trust Company Auction Notes Details
Fragmentary OCR cites Pittsburg based Estate Trust Company with an old phrase rolling blame, a reference to 4 per cons compounded twice daily, and an amount around 1,500,608 dollars. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear entities or dates.
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Comepany, Pittsborge
Moll
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