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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
13
An advertisement laments clothing wear in a Vermont church setting and promotes Ivory Soap as a solution. It argues cheap soap degrades fabrics, claims Ivory Soap is 99 4 percent pure, and warns readers that Ivory Soap will not harm delicate fabrics, urging use for ten week wear resistance.
A damaged text fragment details a gathering at the First Presbyterian Church in Wells township with Rev. B. O. Boston and mentions various local figures. It references a public event, a time near morning, and notes about property owners and local officials. The piece includes scattered names and likely court or community notes from a distant era.
A long fragmentary town column notes visitors and residents including Charles Lowe, Mrs. Joseph Silloon, Cyrus Yocum, and Cyrus Ciordon visiting the city. It mentions deaths and funerals, local burglary reports, lodge elections, a birthday party for Blazebe Black, and various marriages and guardianship notices amid scattered names and places.
Special to Werilid-star reports caucuses in Harrison Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties during a Republican convention held in an opera house. Delegates debated rules and endorsements for judges and congress, electing W. K. Alban as delegation chair and backing Foraker for U.S. Senate while praising McKinley and the Philippine policy.
A distorted report covers Major Cuintneham’s appointment and the convention, naming Walter G. Shouswell born in Ohio in 1830 and detailing attorney career, marriage, and early life. The piece highlights R. A. Richards as convention choice for Common Pleas judge and notes his long public service and legal career.
Rain showers have aided spring crops and promise bountiful yields this season. A large train crew raises the overhead bridge on the avenue. Community notes mention visitors, engagements, and local arrivals from Bloomfield to Denning and Mingo, with social visits and preparations for events.
Reported plan outlines a new street railway linking Wellsberg and Weeslieg to form a basal on a corridor by Trusvae pale. Wellsberg Herald notes the line would be chiefly under single company control and open potential urban growth along the route.
Hon F B Doran of St Paul lauded for endorsing Paine's Celery Compound after reporting its strong spring remedy effects. The mayor cites relief for rheumatism neuralgia and nerve fatigue, urging the cure as a vital boost to brain and blood health.
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