Foley Kidney Pills Claim Heal Kidney and Bladder Disorders
Fol ey Kidney Pills are promoted as a cure for kidney and bladder disease with testimonials like Mrs. Cordelia Copeland of Ardeola Missouri stating they cured her after a year of trouble. The ad also warns a cold in a child can lead to serious issues and touts Fol ey's Honey and Tar as a remedy to nip colds, stop croup, and heal inflamed membranes.
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Cordelia Copeland
Ardeola
Foley
Beall & Steele
Adv
Croup
Kidney Pills Advert An Advantage for Kidney Ailments
The spring months bring fatigue back pain and sleeplessness. Foley Kidney Pills quickly prove their worth as a healer of kidney and bladder ailments and irregularities. They aid rheumatism by clearing uric acid from joints and the system. Beall and Steele. adv.
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Foley
Beall &Steele. Adv
Man Cures Kidney Trouble at Auburn with Foley Pills
A Auburn New York resident suffered severe kidney and bladder trouble but, as a working man, he treated himself with Foley Kidney Pills. After a year he reports the cure was permanent and lasting. His name.
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Auburn
New York
Dr Cooper Eye Ear Nose and Throat Services Ad
Doctor Cooper provides eye ear nose and throat care with glasses fitted and furnished on North Fourth Street. Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4:30 p.m. Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7 00 Sunday 9 to 12. Phone numbers listed.
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Mossgrove
National Aaney Building
Steubenville
Steubenville Fire Loss Per Capita Shown Low in Study
Official report from Underwriters' Statistics ranks Steubenville among the nation’s lowest fire loss per capita over two years and in 1912. Fire Chief W B Martin notes Steubenville’s per capita losses .18 for 1910–1912 and .25 in 1912, contrasting with other cities like Savannah Reading Oshkosh and Central Falls. The tabulation highlights the preventable nature of much fire waste and the benefit of vigilance.
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Steubenville
Igit
W. B. Martin
Committee On
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Savannah
Reading
Oshkosh
Steuben
Epworth League Session to Meet in Dennison
The Steubenville district Epworth League convenes in Dennison on June 25 and 26 with nearly 250 delegates. Olive M. Gossett will give the welcome. Notable speakers include Rev. G L Davis and Dr. Bell Kneff, with session details outlining devotions lectures and departmental talks.
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Steubenville
Epworth League
Dennison
Olive M. Gossett
G. L. Davis
Bell Kneff
J. O. Randall
Board of Evangelism
M E. Church
United States
Philadelphia
J. E. Spring
W. H. Dickerson
J. W Booth
E. J. Nichols
Nellie Earp
W E. Polen
A. T. Wooley
Joseph W. Tweed
Kathleen Wood
Boss
J. Bell Kneff
W. D. Merrill
Taylor Carson
Harry Brokaw
W. H. Stewart
S. F. Ross
Harriet Polly
Marie Rocky
W. G. Wolf
W. C. Stokes
A. L. Baker
Longier
Fthel Allan
Walter Polen
Batelle McCarty
O. L. Williams
Dr. Scott
I. F E. Miller
H. W Peterson
St. Luke’s Hospital
C. K. Morris
J. G. Belknap
Blood Bitters Restores Thoroughly Debilitated Woman
Generally debilitated for years with a mad sick headache and lack of ambition. Worn out and run down. Mrs. Chas Freitoy of Moosup Connecticut says Blood Bitters made me a well woman. This testimonial reflects a historic medicinal claim.
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Mrs
Chas. Freitoy
Moosup
Conn
Woman Testifies About Brutal Beating by Miss Jean’s Relative
Jean Teetera testified last week about a brutal beating he inflicted and described estrangement from the family over his eccentric acts and treatment. She said the family lives apart and alleges lack of support and that he has beaten her mother.
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Jean’ Teetera
Annual Report of Foreign Missions Board 1912 13
The 76th annual report of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions shows total appropriations and disbursements for the year ended March 13, 1913 at 1 952 644 with a deficit of 65 302. Receipts from churches and societies rose, church gifts reached 706 251, and investments neared 500 000 bringing total securities to 2 950 909. The board reported 1437 active missionaries overseas, 315 native preachers, 4 970 native helpers, 122 000 native communicants, 60 756 catechumens, 73 hospitals and 118 dispensaries treating 456 058 patients.
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Atlanta
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
General Assembly
China
Africa
Japan
Shantung University
Dumaguete
P. I
Forman Christian College
Lahore
India
Punjab
Mexico
Russia
Great Britain
Persia
Korea
Inquest Into Sanity of Massillon Doctor Heard
Probate Court hears Dr. H N Teeters insanity case with medical jury as state accuses the Massillon Asylum chief of eccentric conduct. Witnesses recount threats of violence, a late night tooth extraction, hush money threats, and a plan to open an optical office in Dennison. Dr Eyman argues as expert witness.
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H. N. Teeters
O. Barkhurst
S. J. Podlewski
R. N. Merryman
R. B. Cohen
Dr. Eyeman
Massillon
Dr. Teeters
Marshall N. Duvall
Dennison
Teeteers
Eyman
Teeters
Mission Work Gains Momentum in China and Asia
The year brought political shifts in China boosting missions. Africa added zaco to church membership and achieved self-supporting churches. The Philippine Islands saw 1,200 new members, while Laos and North Siam reported malaria relief, medical missionary impact, and renewed evangelism resulting in about 1,100 locals joining churches under board care. Overall, steady progress marked the field.
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China
Africa
Philippine Islands
Laos
Siam
Doctor Teeters Declared Morphiamania By Court
Testimony described Dr Teeters's long drug use including morphine and cocaine as witnesses testified to his estrangement from family and bizarre behavior. Physicians labeled him morphiamaniac after a lengthy hearing that stretched into the night with no physical exam allowed.
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H. N. Teeters
H.C. Eyeman
Massillon
Miner Dies After Prolonged Injury at Ragland Mine
Johay Ronard, injured in a Ragland mine accident earlier, had been hospitalized at Martins Ferry for two months. He died Tuesday evening around 8 o'clock after a critical condition. The body was taken to undertaking parlors for burial preparations.
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Miner
Johay Ronard
Ragland
Martins Ferry
Miner Found Dead at Rush Run
A foreign miner was found dead at Rush Run on Theraday night. An official investigation will be conducted by the poss. ward and local authorities to determine cause and circumstances of death.
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Ward
Rush Run
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