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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

4

Well Known Falls Man Kills Sweetheart Then Self

Tom Herbert of Follansbee shoots Miss Starr of Woodsfield after church visit then shoots himself with the same revolver. Both die at Wellsburg in a lover's quarrel case. Miss Starr was visiting her sister Mrs Ernest Zogg. coroner to hold inquest Tuesday. Herbert, 28, Starr, 25, both well known locally.

Wallshore Tom Herbert Pollanshee Miss Live Starr Woodsheld Miss Starr Ernest Ogg Thirteenth Charles Streets Herbert Christian Church of Wellsburg Zogg Xinirch Mrs. Zogg Frantie Patterson Clemans Follansbee Follausbee Welleburg Jover

Body of William Stroud Found in Stable

William Stroud aged 52 a teamster committed death by own action by strangling himself in a stable on North Hill Mingo Sunday afternoon. His lifeless body was found about 6 30 Sunday evening by a relative. Coro-

William Stroud North Hill Mingo Coro

Tragic Suicide At North Hill Stable In Mingo

Inquiries followed the disappearance of Stroud whose family searched for him after he failed to return home for meals. Grant Forsythe found the body at Neville stables on North Hill and notified Marshal Batche. Stroud hanged himself with a ring tied to a rafter. Dr. Riney confirmed death was four to five hours old. He leaves a wife, several children, and a brother George Stroud of Steubenville. long-time resident and former teamster for Charles Seville.

Ner Herb Stroud Inslaw Grant Forsythe Neville Stables North Hill Marshal Ben Ba'ech Marshal Batsch Riney Lower Commercial Stret Mingo Charles Seville Jessie Brettell Steubenville Emma Grier Anya Sthel Thomas Gary Ind Fred Alaska George Stroud

Irondale High School Commencement May 23 at James Opera House

Irondale high school will hold its commencement exercises Friday evening May 23 in the James opera house. Rev. R. F. Beetham D D of Sewickley Pa will deliver the class address. The class includes William Edson Carson Elizabeth M Hunter L McKinley Dallas Helena Gertrude Close William Lester Kerr and Martha Kerr Gill An orchestra will provide music for the event.

Irondale High School James Opera House R. FE. Beetham D. D Sewickley William Edson Carson Elizabeth M. Hunter L. McKinley Dallas Helena Gertrude Close William Lester Kerr Martha Kerr Gill

Commencement Exercises Host Class Day Program

Mrs Kerr and Mrs Williams oversee re selections for commencement as the Junior class tender a good program this Wednesday afternoon Graduates prepare for the event The baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev Todd at Irondale Presbyterian Church last evening

Kerr Williams Todd Irondale Presbyterian Church

Par against Sunday blotter reports street incidents

A string of Sunday police blotter items describe pocketbook snatching near North Fourth street, a stolen Gill Bros. bike from the post office area, broken windows from ball-playing youths on North Seventh street, barbed wire tearing trousers before a hardware store, illegal selling at a Greek restaurant on Market street, and a confrontation near the Pan Handle station where Jim Fitzsimmons was assaulted but escaped.

Miss Stone North Fourth Street Gill Bros Bruce North Seventh Street Gus Samceras Lower Market Street Lieut Hull Harrison Hicks Church Street

City reports street ball amid Sabbath quiet ends in arrests

Reports from across the city say youths played nine innings of street ball with loud noise and profanity, making the Sabbath feel violated. Police arrested several youths who were believed to be aiming for robbery, heightening tension over the disruptions.

Iteis

Brilliant high school resuscitated with strong commencement

After years of stagnation Briliant High School revived and students excelled in county exams with top eight grades. On Thursday evening May 20 the town hall hosted a notable commencement for four graduates Alderen Vermillion Robert Faulkner Emma Hall and Alice Alvey with music essays orations valedictory and diplomas presented by Supt James L. Doran and Rev C C Wilkinson in a well received program.

Brilliant High School Chie’ School Aldere Vermillian Robert Faulkner Emma Hall Alice Alvey Olympic Saxophone Orchestra M. B. Mahare

Brilliant High School Holds First Alumni Banquet

The Brilliant high school held its first alumni banquet at the I O O F hall on Friday evening. 86 persons were seated, marking the union of 31 graduates from the school since its organization. Mr Clock led prayers and speeches as Mr Doran, the superintendent, and older graduates contributed to a celebrated event praised as the greatest in the school’s history.

Brilliant High School

Burglary at Miller Store on Franklin Avenue

A burglary at Joseph Miller's store on Franklin avenue pried front door open last night and $15 in cash taken. Police investigate the bold theft, occurring within 20 feet of the Pan Handle tower gate man.

Joseph Miller Franklin Avenue

Pine-Tar-Honey Antiseptic Health Tonic Ad

An victorian style advertisement touts Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Antiseptic as a healthful forest inspired remedy for throat and head mucous, promising new vigor. It urges purchase at all druggists for 25c alongside Electric Bitters Spring Tonic.

Seventy Year Old Couple Praises Foley Kidney Pills

A Harrisburg Pennsylvania couple aged seventy celebrates Foley Kidney Pills for cure of long kidney trouble. They claim renewed vigor, relief from sleep disturbances, bladder weakness, backache, rheumatism and aching joints, in an advertisement by Beall & Steele Drug Co.

T. B. Carpenter Harrisburg Foley Beall & Steele Drug Co. Advt

Cough Medicine for Children Ad By Chamberlain's Remedy

The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as ideal for children detailing safety and effectiveness. It emphasizes pleasant taste and lack of harmful substances, claiming it is a favorite among mothers and available at all druggists.

Advt

Dr Thomas Eclectic Remedy For Croup and Sore Throat

For croup or sore throat, use Dr Thomas Eclectic. Two sizes, 23c and 50c. At all drug stores.

Dr. Thomas

No Use to Try and Wear Out Your Cold

Ad urges early treatment of coughs and colds with Dr. King's New Discovery. Warns neglect leads to serious ailments and epidemics. Claims early dose clears head and improves breathing, prompting immediate purchase. Advertisement tone.

Slowed Up at Middle Age Doctors Warn on Kidney Strain

An old newspaper item urges middle aged men and women to use Foley Kidney Pills for relief from rheumatic twinges, swollen joints, sleep disturbances, and bladder ailments. Beatle and Steele Drug Co. endorses the product as safe and dependable.

Foley Prompt Carr Beatle& Steele Drug Co

The Peoples Dean's sands and mild laxatives sales

Fragmentary note mentions drug stores and laxatives with odd phrasing. No clear event, date, or entities to identify a coherent news item.

Citrolax Advert Claiming Fast Relief for Constipation

Early 20th century advertisement touts Citrolax as the best treatment for constipation. It claims to ease headaches and provide a thorough cleanse with no pain or nausea. Beall & Steele Drug Co. promotes the product with urging to ask for Citrolax.

Beall & Steele Drug Co.adv

Infection in the Air Colds seen as contagious by doctors

Medical authorities declare colds infectious and some cities bar children with colds from school. As spring weather shifts, many colds appear. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound recommended by Beall & Steele Drug Co as a quick, safe remedy for coughs and croup.

Foley Beall & Steele Drug Co. Advt

Foley promotional offer for coughs and croup relief

A newspaper slip invites readers to send five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Beall and Steele advertise the offer with a cut-out slip to mail in name and address.

Foley & Co Chicago Ill Foley Beall & Steele Drug Co Advt

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