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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
8
A compact ad promotes Dean's Regulars as easy to operate for shoppers, mentioning 2Sc et all stores. The copy suggests relief of bowel discomfort as a selling point in a period-appropriate sales notice.
George W. Barthold of Steubenville says kidney pains from constant back strain eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports repeated benefits and urges others to obtain the same remedy, noting it cleaned irregular kidney action and reduced pain. Ad by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Bozo Elic was fined 400 dollars plus costs after being caught by the mayor and safety director at a speakeasy. The case highlights enforcement actions against illegal alcohol sales.
A Harriebers Pennsylvania couple Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter aged seventy report kidney trouble lasting years cured by Foley’s Kidney Pills. They claim the pills stop disturbing bladder weakness back ache rheumatism and aching joints, praising Beall & Stesle Drug Co. for the advertisement.
Citing lingering coughs and colds endangering children the notice warns of serious illnesses and disrupted sleep while endorsing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup as safe and quick acting. Beall and Steele Drug Co is named in the closing line.
A lingering cold causes coughs sleepless nights and weakness in a child. Foley’s Honey and Tar is promoted as a quick healer for coughs croup and whooping cough. It contains no opiates and is sold by Beall ad.
A large turnout at the thirty sixth annual Woman's Missionary Society convention in the First M E church marked the Jubilee Campaign begun in 1914 and lasting to 1919. Mrs Halstead outlined aims including intercessory prayer and a $1.6 million fund, with two new members yearly and subscriptions to Missionary Friend. Delegates heard talks on China missions and youth outreach, and elected officers for the coming year.
Case continued involving Nora A. Jompo and Bronducci Pom po et al with a confessed judgment. National Bank of Toronto versus FP P Collins et al lists a confessed amount of $275.32. Attorney J W Porter is noted.
The Bethany College Agricultural Club elected new fall term officers: President S. F. Bittner, Vice President Hayes Thompson, Secretary Treasurer J. W. McCann, Librarian J. Goodwin, and Marshal W. W. S. Rhodes. New house manager E. F. Brown starts next school year. Prof. J. M. Hover spoke on loyalty, stressing its role in institutions and nations.
On Tuesday evening the council debated a harsh ordinance prohibiting farmers and others from selling butter eggs produce and vegetables from wagons on market days. Citizens, many with long standing ties to butter egg and vegetable trades, opposed loses of access while supporting the market house. Meanwhile a ten year old Polish boy Ivan Ronrowski of Beech Bottom was fatally struck by southbound train No 209 near the Richland Black Coal mine while gathering clover along the tracks.
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