Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Steubenville Citizen
Jacob A. Mason of 155 N Third St Steubenville Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills permanently cured his kidney trouble and back pain five years ago. He notes he has had no kidney issues since and recommends the remedy, with Beall and Steele Drug Co. as local sellers. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises as U S sale agents and warns to remember the name Doan's.
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Steubenville
Dean
Jacob A. Mason
Third St. Steubenville
Doan
Beall & Steele Drug Co
Nwan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Foley Kidney Pills Help Mrs Whiting of Akron
Mrs E G Whiting of 360 Willow Street Akron suffered severe kidney trouble dizzy headache heat ing pains and a bad hack. After using Foley Kidney Pills as directed she reports relief and recommends them to others. Beall and Steele, druggists.
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G. Whiting
Willow St
Akron
Parson child cured by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
The child of John Parsons in Stewart Ohio was near death from severe croup as neighbors gathered. The father recalls the doctor predicted death, but two bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured the baby, who lives and is now well, the family says and endorses the medicine as their sole cough remedy.
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John Parsons
Stewart
Ohio
Dean's Ointment Heals Burns and Soothes Itching
A vintage remedy claims to heal cuts from burns without scarring and cure itching conditions such as eczema salt rheum and general skin irritation. Sold by druggists as Dean's Ointment.
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Dean
Doan's Regulator Regained Regularity for Davis
A Sulphur Springs grocer named Davis reports chronic constipation resolved by Doan's Regulats. The remedy reportedly strengthened his bowels, restoring regularity and improving daily comfort since use.
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Doan
Davis
Steubenville Examiners Set Teacher Exams Dates
The Board of Examiners for Steubenville will hold regular meetings to examine applicants for city teaching positions on Saturday May 25 and August 29 at the High School Building starting 8:30 a.m. Teachers whose certificates expire before June 15 1913 must attend at least one session. Issued certificates take effect September 1 under recent legislation.
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Board of Examiners
Dr Cooper by ear nose and throat glasses fitted
Dr Cooper offers eye ear nose and throat glasses fitting on North Fourth Street with morning and afternoon hours and two telephone lines for inquiries and appointments.
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North Fourth Street
Bell Telephone Moves Into Elegant New Home in Steubenville
The Bell Telephone Company completed a move to a new brick and concrete central office in Steubenville. The building is fireproof with duplicate power plants to ensure uninterrupted service. Total outlay reached about 106,000 dollars for building, equipment, and outside plant, signaling strong confidence in the city’s future.
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Bell Telephone Company
C. & D. Telephone Company
Bell System
Representa
Telephone Company
Copany
Central Office Equipmnt
Principa
Bell
Steubenville
Mr. Sapp
Deliverance Sermon at United Presbyter ian Church by G A R Cadets
Veterans listened to Rev J W Liggitt deliver the Memorial Day sermon under the title Deliverance The Beginning of a New Era in History at Stapton Post Steuben Cadets occupied reserved seats while six were away at a comrade's funeral. The service featured Joshua 1 13 as text and reflected on liberty, union, and gratitude to veterans for emancipation and national unity.
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J. W. Liggitt
United Presbyterian Church
Ligggitt
Joshua
Israel
Canaan
Gossees Canaan
O Lincoln
America
Lincoln
Litcoln
Lee
Gettysburg
South
Roosevelt seeks temporary chairman for Chicago convention
Washington May 27. Anti convention fight looms as Col Roosevelt presses for a conference with Senator Clapp of Minnesota in Jersey City. Root has accepted the temporary chairmanship offer from Harry New, with a national committee vote looming June 6 in Chicago to decide between Root and Clapp.
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Washington
Chicago
Clapp
Minnesota
Col. Roosevelt
Jersey City
Roosevelt
Root
Harry S. New
National Committee
Tait
Ormsby McHare Roosevelt
Charles Dick
Ohio
Taft
Steubenville Plant Showcases Modern Telephone Facility
The new Steubenville telephone building features a five‑story layout with 1500 line capacity, a mahogany switchboard for eight local and five toll operators, a testing room, retiring room, and terminal room. Fireproof construction and electric sparking devices replace matches, with patrons invited to tour the up‑to‑date plant and its nationwide network reach.
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H. T. Sapp
Steubenville
Train wreck at Market Street crossing causes panic
Witnesses recall an attempted hit and run as an eastbound Pan Handle train derailed its pony trucks while avoiding a man described as a hair-brained woman at Market Street crossing on Saturday night. The gates were down and a westbound freight alarmed bystanders as the incident unfolded.
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Market Street
Jefferson County Bar mourns Col. Spencer death
Col Thomas Paxton Spencer longtime Jefferson County attorney and prominent resident died at his home 56 North Fourth Street Saturday at 2 24 pm after five years of declining health. He practiced law nearly five decades, studied under Col Roderick Moody, mentored future judges and lawyers, and was known for strict ethics and old school courtesy. Survived by wife Sarah F E Hays and children Joseph Co Thos Mary Helen Elizabeth and Cracian. He served in Capt Walden’s Company 157th O V I during the Civil War.
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Thomas Paxton Spencer
Jefferson
Steubenville
Joseph Courney Spencer
Alicia Castner
Col
Roderick Moody
Col. Spencer
Miller
George G. Bright
Cincinnati
Junius Parkinson
Sarah FE. Hays
Joseph Co and
Thos
Buffalo
N. Vi
Mary
Helen
Clifford R. Wassell
Elizabeth S
Cracian
The
Royal Arcanum
Capt. Walden
157Th O. V. 1
Belmont county primary results show Harmony-Hollingsworth edge shifted by one precinct
Official counts in Belmont county give Harmon a 15 vote lead over Wilson after adjustments for a thrown out West Warren precinct. Delegates to the national convention split with Huffman for Harmon carrying the county and McConville for Wilson pledged opposing Harmon.
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Belmont County
Snowshaft
Wilson
Harmon
Hollingsworth
Danford
Roosevelt
Erskine
Kention
Congress
Bryan
Champ Clark
Warren Township
Marion Huffman
Bellaire
Dlegate
James McConville
Steubenville
Huffman
McConville
McClare
Ot Yost
Mystery man Lindsay detained in Wellsburg jail
David Lindsay known as the man of mystery remains uncooperative about his past as authorities probe the murderous assault on Mrs Ashley Cooper. Evidence against his partner Engle is considered damaging as both men await the July grand jury in Wellsburg.
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David Lindsay
Man of
Mystery
Wellsburg
Ashley Cooper
Lindsay
Texans Admire New Life Pulls Says Hugh Tallman
What Texans admire is hearty vigorous life. Hugh Tallman of San Antonio writes that Dr King's New Life Pills put new life and energy into a person. They are excellent for stomach liver or kidney troubles and cost 25 cents at Beall and Steele Drug Co.
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Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Suit filed over possession in L A and Wor
The case L A and Wor company versus John Cherstavsky claims unlawful possession of property. Attorney Finley notes the abrupt incident as a man attempting to board a freight car caused a train wreck scare. authorities would arrest the man if identified.
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L.A. & Wor Ok, Co
John [Cherstavsky
Finley Attorney
Impessed Child Describes Flemish Beadle in Cathedral
A well known American traveler recounts a scene of a Flemish beadle in a grand cathedral. A dear little American girl watches the solemn figure pass by and asks her mother, is that God. The moment captures awe and the mystery of sacred pageantry.
Read Advertisements to Form a Good Habit
Bucceas is attained by doing the right thing again and again until it becomes a habit. The paper urges readers to read the advertisements now as a smart practice and to start this habit today.
Amendment Defines Saloon Meaning Adopted in Columbus
Columbus May 24 The constitutional convention adopted Anderson license proposal by 81 to 18. A saloon is defined as a place where intoxicating liquors are sold as a beverage in quantities under one gallon.
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Columbus
Con. Con
Official count on judicial candidates in county
The Board of Elections completed the official count today listing Gregg with 2637 votes, Smith with 1887 votes, and Finley with 1387 votes.
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Board of Elections
Gregg
Smith
Finley
Toronto and Edwards settle. multiple court actions listed
Court actions include Toronto versus May Edwards settled and Smith Boswell versus Toronto dismissed. Nellie Feikert granted divorce from Charles Feikert for cruelty and drunkenness with custody to Nellie. he barred from interference and to pay 20 dollars monthly. Other cases include sale confirmation, temporary alimony, debts, quiet title suit, habeas corpus begun for Fred A Thomas, appeal from Justice Rittenhouse, and a contested divorce for Bessie Read from Chase Reed.
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Nellie Feikert
Chas
Feikert
Jonn Moore
Euphemia Groves
Sale
Jessie Conroy
Wim. Conroy
R.&.rice
J. W. Eick
Chas. Reed
Hitl Girl Remark Baffles Street Observer
A passerby recalls a brief exchange with a girl known as Hitl that sparked curiosity. The girl laughed at a compliment about sunlit freckles, replying that her mother calls them freckles, highlighting a playful street moment.
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Cleveland
Henderson Drug Co
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P. Church
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Stanton Post
Porary
Mittee
Spencer
Jefferson County
Belmont
Harmon Wilson
Anderson
Toronto
May Edwards
Smith Boswell
Union Deposit Bank
D. J. Sinclair
South Third Street
J. W Forney
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