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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
18
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The obituary notes Hon. Frank B. Archer born March 20 1865 in Bellaire Ohio rose from a joiner’s apprentice to Belmont County treasurer and city council president. A Republican leader, he served in Belmont’s Senate and earned prominence on major committees. Also profiled is General Contractor candidate Gannell, younger Belmont nominees, with early law training including Cincinnati and Ohio State University prep work.
The fragment discusses health and appetite, mentioning emulsion of cod liver oil and liver tonics, urging feeding first to improve strength. It references Sayer and Hoyt, with disrupted phrases about health, diet, and nourishment as a remedy. Keywords include health, appetite, emulsion, cod liver oil, liver, and New York related terms.
A flurry of visits and events fills the week with notable names from Carrollton to Pittsburgh. Renj grown at Cadix, Mrs Virginis and Anon Means’ daughter return from Washington, and preacher J. M. Semmerer arrives in the U P Church. Mrs W S McGauslen, Miss Lowe, and John Lo Means attend a high school commencement in Briliant, while Mrs Gray visits Disurge Patt in Quionport. Ada Ankwill sings at Brat Presbyterian, and Ada’s father, Mesadacoh Koonig, suffers illness near. Reverend Hanna presides at Lilt do Presbyterian with Grace Hubstug heading Chicago-bound for study, as Emma Rodgers plans a Pittsburgh trip for recovery from illness.
A detachment head to Columbus Ohio for recruits and a West Virginia trip with a first visit in ten years. In Brooke and Ohio counties a burglary at J W Gunnar’s store emptied the money drawer. Local injuries note a tragic track accident near Saint Clairsville.
An old alarmist ad claims many people suffer hidden kidney issues. It guides using a water bottle sediment test and urges Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy for back pain frequent urination and liquor intolerance while promising a free book and samples by mail from Dr Kilmer Co.
Fragmented notes show court filings, divorces, and alimony grants in Common Pleas Court. References include Sarah Mikey versus Mary, Florence McLennon versus McCullough, and Frederic Frank’s lien priorities. Reports mention a shooting incident, well operations near Cadiz, and marriages granted for Frances Le Q Goulion and Marie Bower.
Ratefly notes a social dance at the Knights of Golumbug lodge rooms on Sunday with music by the Royal Italian orchestra inviting all Hiker and ladies. Also mentions civic figures visiting Steubenville, a new supervisor for Knaplee schools, local rail and telephony updates, and a $30,000 Breubenville project.
A meeting in New York of the Wheeling and Lake Erie board of directors elected a new president and managers. The group included Edwin Gould and Cyrus Gawrenve among others, with Myris T Herrick as chairman and Alvin Wotyreel as vice president. No secretary was chosen, and no immediate changes in the Wheeling and Lake Erie leadership were publicly decided.
Work will start immediately after contracts are awarded with speed to completion. The Steutmavile Co fraction plans missions in New Jersey Michigan Kentucky and Cleveland while Rev Fisher McManiman and other officers led a Vittahurgh annual meeting noting the society’s debts reduced to about 500 in outstanding obligations and assets ranging from 426000 to 37000.
Secretary of State endorses Paine's celery compound citing testimonials from physicians and users in Minnesota. Letter from Saint Paul dated January 4, 1901 praises the remedy for nervous disorders, digestion and general vitality, claiming proven cures and improved health through faithful use.
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