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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
1
A jumbled OCR passage mentions Hobson and an assessor amid stray phrases about interviews, money, and shaking hands. It references a person named Bohwab or Bohwan and a distant scene with talk of fortunes and seniors, but the text is incoherent and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Special Correspondent reports the May 15 wedding of Miss Eselia Jones to J B Walday at the bride’s home in Bloomfield. Wayne Township rites feature a large Sunday School convention in Ohio, with Rev Webb and Miss Stella Reed among speakers. Funeral services were held for Mrs Margaret Templeton of Bloomfield, widow of C B Terploton, with three children surviving and burial at Bloomfield cemetery.
Campbell of Denver Colorado visited his uncle M O Betts last week. Hobson and family of Jewatt My pay and Spruens of New Alexandria and OC M Hobson of Steubenville attended. Siefaseant of Be WwW referenced in fragmented note.
A cryptic fragment reads Wine M Mise Teepey UK as Mi irae Snail, leaving readers unsure of its meaning or origin. Context and attribution are unclear, offering little reliable information for a fuller record.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a church event on Sunday and a person named Katie. It references illness and someone named Stanton G. and notes about attendance or a service, but readable details are scant and unclear.
A fragmented OCR note claims a chronic constipation condition was cured by a treatment or remedy. It mentions symptoms and a patient possibly named MOSER and references a medical claim for relief. The readable text is highly garbled but centers on a cure for persistent bowel issues.
A garbled historical advert warns of misread diseases and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Kodol Dyapepsia Diet as cures. It claims early cough signs signal illness and that remedies are widely sold by agents. It presents a merchant voice urging readers to buy.
A fragmented ad page highlights Boscheo’s German Syrup touted as a cure for coughs and lung troubles with two million bottles sold annually since 1868. It mentions Dr A Bogchee, price 75 cents, and distribution in Green's Prize Almanac and dealers worldwide. Also notes kidney tablets, an orange origin brief, and a testimonial about Banner Salve curing a breast sore after a half-bar usage.
A cluttered ad fragment combines dessert brands, cough remedies, and patent medicine claims. It touts Jell-O with quick preparation, Doan’s Ointment for skin, and Rocky Mountain Tea while promising cures for croup, eczema, kidney issues, and consumption.
A garbled reminiscence lists numerous patent medicines and agents, praising Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and Doan’s Ointment, Foley’s Honey and Tar, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, and Foley’s Kidney Cure. It cites testimonials from Druggists Beall & Steele, R. J. Morrison, and others about cures for colic, rheumatism, croup, ulcers, and kidney ailments, with mention of various towns and customers.
Bhunders at his past recall horror from kidney trouble. Mail carrier Burnett Mann of Levanng Ohio says years of dull aches and back pain made him groan while lifting mail sacks. After six doses of Electric Bitters he was cured and felt like a new man. The remedy regulates stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels with guaranteed satisfaction by Beall & Steele.
A garbled OCR fragment references drugs, medical themes, and personal names in a disjointed string. Content is unclear, with scattered phrases like dope, drugglete, skin affent, and a misread list of terms. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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