Green Sickness Treatment Promoted for Young Women
At the threshold of womanhood chlorosis or green sickness causes morose mood, fatigue, and poor digestion. Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills, iron rich blood builders, are advocated to restore strength and regularity. 60 cents per box, six for $2.50, sold by Steubenville Drug Co. and others, with the doctor’s portrait on each box. Medical authenticity notes Dr. Chase Buffalo, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Dr. A. W. Chase
France
Lars
Areca
France Medical Institute CO
sy‘Sevis Columbus
C. Iitritiven Union
Safavid
Medical Institute Co
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Bright
Iis
Icra
Scott's Emulsion Flesh Builder Advertisement
Wasting away is described as a gradual loss of flesh and strength. The ad claims Scott's Emulsion will restore missing flesh, stop wasting, then build new flesh to return to normal weight and strength. It offers free samples from Scott & Bowne at Pearl Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
You
Sample
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New Yorks
Reverend changes at First Congregational Church
The Rev L Hi Ruge resigns as pastor saying he seeks a larger field for Congregational growth while noting cordial relations and fond memories with his parish. Improvements include electric illumination boosting auditorium appeal and about forty new members by confession of faith. Others visited or noted in New Castle local society include Elizabeth Morrow Hugh Hamomad Joseph Fawcett Jennie Hart and Mrs August Rarey plus social events and school appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hi. Ruge
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Morrow
New Cumberland
Hugh Hamomad
Smithfield
Joseph Fawcett
Brilliant
Jennie Hart
South Seventh Street
Elizabeth
W. Va
Harry L. Smith
Laura McLaughlin
Katherine
Crafton
Harvey Smith
Ross Street
August Rarey
Henry Voight
Richmond
Charles. L. van Cleve
E. M
Toledo
Mansfield
W. H. Morrison
Romaine Clack
O. P. Robertson
Butz
Grant Avenue
New Castle
Clark
T.A
Ed. L. Hammond
Steubenville Seminary
B. B. Rittenhouse
Annapolis
Helen
George P. Miller
Greatest Blood Tonic Promise Spring Renewal
An advertisement extols US S S as the greatest natural tonic to purify blood, lift energy, and prepare the body for spring and summer. It warns against mineral tonics, claims US S S contains no minerals, and cites testimonials from WM. F. Van Dyke praising improved health and fitness for a fireman role in Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.S
Get & S. S
Nature
S. S
SWIFT.SPECIFIC_ COMPANY
Atlanta
WM. F. van Dyke
Fifth St
Beaver Falls
Penn
Real estate transfers and obituaries mixed in local notices
Realty transfers list numerous parcels in Cross Creek Empire and Steubenville townships and nearby towns with prices from 50 to 4 400 dollars. Bloodline and church notices recount deaths, funerals, and tributes, including Mrs Voight family services and Dr James Sankey who died at 68 in Rochester North Carolina with ties to Harrison and Jefferson counties.
Richmond Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting report
The Richmond Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its annual meeting in Richmond with many farmers present. The report praised the well managed mutual and its strong financial showing, with insurance valuation at 488000 and losses of 13.50 last year and 103.50 over two years. Directors elected for the coming year were John Morton, GW Morrow, F E McCullough, E R Kerr, Shelly Irvine, E D Warren, and W P Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Richmond
Mutual Protective Fire Association
John Morton
GW. Morrow
Death of Beryl Hollingsworth at 14
Beryl Hollingsworth son of Clar ence and Laura Hollingsworth died at his parents 509 Sixth avenue on Monday evening May 20 1907 at 11 o clock aged 14 He was a Wells High school student and had many friends The family moved here from Hartford City Ind four years ago Mr Hollingsworth was a draughtsman with Ohio Valley Clay Co His remains will go to Hartford City Ind for interment Wednesday morning The funeral cortege of Mrs Henry Voight passed Holy Name Church this morning at 830 Requiem high mass was offered by Rev Father Wie gand and Rev Father Berne with music in soft cadences There was a large concourse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Hollingsworth
Clarence
Laura Hollingsworth
Sixth Avenue
The
Wells High School
Grace
Hartford City
Ind
Henry Voight
Holy Name Church
Father Wiegand
Father Berne
Personal notes and social visits fill Mansfield pages
George Janulaw leaves for Texas while Dr J F Whittaker arrives on business in Bloomfield. J C Beresford and Frank Blackburn visit for G A R matters and kin. Mrs Belle Blackburn improves at Columbus hospital. Mrs Margaret Horner visits Fairmont to see daughter. Ethel Kells stays with uncle H J Simms in East Liverpool. John McKee recovers from illness after Florida trip. Wm Houser visits his brother A T Howser at Jopes Pharmacy. Fern Albright visits Minerva for State Grand Lodge. Mary and Nannie Lyons visit from Toronto to North Fourth Street. Dr Walden Clark from Pittsburg visits his mother and aunt. A masque carnival planned at Stanton Park rink with music and luncheon. Ladies’ Aid Society to meet at Hamline church. Mrs Gill returns from New York and Atlantic City, plans retirement. Clara Green of Warren Ridge to spend summer in St Louis with aunt. Mr and Mrs Moulton travel from Mingo to Ironton then Wooster and Canada for summer. W S Cappeller, Mansfield News editor, attends I O O F Grand Lodge and is praised. Mrs Floyd and daughters host reception on North Fifth Street May 3. Mrs T W Walker hosts an evening with Anagrams and songs. Mary Christie and daughter Miya prep June move to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Janulaw
Texas
J. F. Whittaker
Bloomfield
J. C. Beresford
Richmond
G. A. R. Busines
Frank C. Blackburn
Morganza Reformatory
Kinsfolk
Belle Blackburn
Columbus Hospital
Margaret Horner
Logan Street
Fairmont
D. ‘Lis
Ethel Kells
Steubenville
H. J., Simms
East Liverpool
John McKee
Florida
Wm. Houser
Columbus
A. T., Howsern
Jope’s Pharmacy
Ee Fern Albright
Minerva
G. G. Gaston
Thee State Grand Lodge 1. C. Q. F
Mary
Nannie Lyons
Toronto
A. M. Lyons
North Fourth Street
Walden Clark
Pittsburg
W. A. Clark
John Beatty
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hamline Church
C) Gill
New York
Atlantic City
Gill
Clara B. Green
Warren Ridge
St. Louis
Elizabeth Buckley
Wallace Moulton
Mingo
Moulton
Wooster
Canada
W. S. Cappeller
Mansfield News
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Herald-Star
Cappeller
Ohio
J.C. Floyd
Altai
Cora
Homestead
North Fifth Street
T. W. Walker
Wallace
Miss Morton
Gift
Mary Christie
Miya
Fat
Chicago
Edna
Art school teacher Miss Edna resigns to end in June
Miss Edna, a popular public schools teacher, has resigned her position with effect at the close of the current school term in June. Friends regret her departure from the city where she has made many ties in church and social circles. The Shewart Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church hosted a Tuesday evening at Mrs. Jonas Miller’s South Fifth Street home with devotional led by Mrs. William Leech on Siam. Mrs. J. S. Milligan spoke of Siam’s geography and missions, Miss Mary Wintringer sang “Just for a Day,” and light refreshments ended a pleasant social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Shewart .Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Jonas Miller
South Fifth Street
William Leech
Siam
Weaver
J. S. Milligan
Mary Wintringer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Labet
Tadance
H. G. Frogley
Steubenville Drug Co
Minerva Stark
Wm. T. Nelson
Cross Creek
Stratton Fire Clay Co
E. L. Ry.& Light Co
Birdie Francey
John R. Winn
Terome M. Fisher
Scott Rowan
Jacob
Tracies Steubenville
Ep .E. Cress
Wm. H. Close
Irondale
Annie M. Skelley
W. D. Orry
Springfield Township
Nannie ¥. Burris
Oliver Thomas
Smithfield Township
Morris J. Hess
Margaret J. Heidy
Louis Bola
John W. Bendtre
John McClare
B. Nei Israel Synagogue
Cross Creek Township
Samuel D. Ostrou
Louis Dakins
Dillonvale
Andy
John Warrinton
Amsterdam
Louis Lavier
Lewis ‘Bundy
Mt. Pleasant
Sarah B. Mercer
R. W. Moore
Grover C. Wilson
Leper Gordon
Bergholz
Margaret McKee
Wilmer G
Coleman
Wm. S. Purviance
Oscar Sixsmith
John Stevenson
Guardian
Alark J. Turnbull
Aime Mantean
Casper McCabe
B. W. Mettenberger
Homer Bickerstaff
Charles J. Parlett
D. E. Parlett
Wayne Township
J. W. Whitter
Camill Cartier
A. G. Wolf
C. A. McCurdy
Jas. B. Marshall
Thomas McDonaugh
John W. George
Ernest Gross
Wells Township
Elizabeth A. Collier
D. W. Riddle
Lot City
Jos. C. McNary
Admr
Wm. C.barton
Clyde
A. Noble
Nellie Burnett
Elizabeth Ewing
Crow Hollow
Martha JT. Cope
Szekiel R. Cole
Mary A. Griffin
Margaret F. Mulle
Lewis C. Bendure
Fred Spears
R. Laughlin
Union Cemetery Association
Florence F. Pail
Andy Kamprewski
Valentz Umychenski
T. M. Mercer
Clyde S. Mercer
Adena
Julia Levine
Michael King
Mt. Calvary
Peter
Harry
Joseph Voight
Edward
Charles
E ‘Ling
Josephine Ebner
Mirs
Sophia Hentzel
J Ibner
Carton
Fvices
Beryl
Sons
Clarence M. Holheld
James Patterson Sankey
D. D
Rochester
N. C
Sankey
Hornim
Londonderry
United Presbyterian Church
Harrison
Jefferson County
Chester
Richmond Fire Insurance Co
ST Renville
Mperial
Phce
R. Y
France Medical Institute
Voke
Banner Pownee
Uae
Fane
Lane
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