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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
6
A Martins Ferry native, former deputy revenue collector and board of education clerk, recalls a long service and staying young despite aging. The piece mix includes poetry quotes, local notices, and several unrelated items from Leslie Weekly, with brief allusions to political and social tidbits. It also mentions Croker's Rheumatic Cure success stories and local job work at Herald-Star.
The New York World criticizes Mr Bryan's proposal to federalize and state-own all U S trunk railroads arguing it would require vast state power, rewrite constitutional norms, and create a political monopoly. It cites Germany and New Zealand as contrasts and questions funding and cabinet roles. The piece warns the plan would worsen governance and economic outcomes.
Public sale offers 11 head cows including Jerseys and Shorthorn plus 2 horses and 10 pigs. Cows from a herd averaging $77 per head, many fresh or near fresh, with one calf, exact breeds Jersey Holstein mix. Horses include a 14 year old and a younger family horse. Terms cash or credit over five dollars with approved security. no shipping details provided. A free lunch will be served at noon.
An item from Beall & Steele Drug Co highlights Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest burn and skin injury remedy with testimonials from G. J. Welch of Te Kansha Michigan. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a restorative for digestive ailments, stamina, blood purification, and malaria. Mrs W M Gilpatrick of Dan forth Maine claims renewed health after six months of use.
An old advertisement claims Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption fights coughs and colds, prevents pneumonia, and cures la grippe and hay fever. It cites Mrs. George Walls of Forest City, Me, praising its effects and offers a one dollar bottle with guaranteed trial.
An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas Relectric Oil as a monarch over pain promising relief for varied ailments. It claims rapid action with “stops garache in two minutes” and addresses toothache burns hoarseness and sore throat with specific short time windows.
A vintage health claim describes Burdock Bitters as a cleansing remedy that purports to purify blood and improve complexion by removing impurities. The ad asserts effects of clearer eyes, mind, and skin as a result of the product.
Administrator Parkin Miniter of the Mary Jane Minster estate in Jefferson County Ohio presents a $310 claim for boarding and care of the deceased for three weeks at 14.06 weekly. The Probate Court has set October 24 1986 for testimony hearing on the claim, with attorney C B Allison.
The Clerk of the Deputy State Supervisors of Elections will be in the Board office room 23 MecCon ville block North Fourth street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. until October 4, 1906 to register residents entitled to vote who will be absent on registration days October 4, 10, 19 and 20. If an elector is over fifty miles away, a certificate blank can be sent and upon its return properly filled, the elector is registered in their ward and precinct. By order of the Jefferson County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections. JOR M. GORMAN Chief Deputy JOAIN L. MEANS Clerk. ep 1.8,6.8,12,15,19,22,26 29,0¢1,2
This season's rugs present the largest patterns shown in Reubenville with prices far below rivals. A long sale promises future fruit as neighbors hear of the remarkable selection. Rugs come in many sizes and grades with 25 percent savings, including 9x12 at 12.98 and other sizes proportionally low. The Cervise Rug, prized for beauty and sanitation, is highlighted as special for May and Leopold.
A fragmented verse lyric evokes September bells and autumn change. It paints woodland, mountains, shore, waves, and wind as autumn witches weave spells while festival banners and nature shed color, signaling the school bells and seasonal shift.
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