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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
7
New announcement says prominent national speakers will visit Belmont county and Eastern Ohio as part of the Ohio campaign. Beattie of the Belmont county committee declines to name speakers now, promising an announcement in a few days as the state committee handles arrangements for a county viewed as close.
Steubenville readers learn that kidney troubles cause back pain and fatigue among women. Mrs. T. E. Jones of Steubenville testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her severe backache after doctors and remedies failed. She reports quick relief after first box and ongoing use to prevent symptoms. Sold by Beall and Steele Market Street. Remember Doan’s.
Paragraphs describe anaemia and pale lips as common in girls and young women and tout Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a blood forming preparation that enriches the blood and restores vitality. Claims include weight gain and suitability for wasting diseases with price fifty cents per box and available at local dealers and Buffalo NY company offices. Sold by J C Cope.
A large turnout at the Christian church featured delegates from Bellaire Martins Ferry and other towns. Rev J G Slaytor spoke and a musical program complemented reports as Ohio Valley Endeavor groups planned a broad outreach with simultaneous revival services starting next Sunday in area Christian churches. Many delegates stayed overnight with Steubenville aiding accommodations.
The Uhrichsville Chronicle reports Harry Thompson, a noted oil man, struck a top well in the Island Creek field seven miles north of Steubenville. The stake may yield a fifty barrel producer and already shows strong production. Thompson recently also struck a fine well in an Illinois field.
Death notices for Bernard Grant of 312 North Seventh Street aged 60 after cholera morbus. Survived by wife Mary O’Hannan and four children. born in County Armagh and long immigrant in Steuben. Also mourners for John McDonald veteran teamster aged about 80, and funeral services for O. M. Thacher and Edward Rooney at St. Peters Church with local pallbearers and officials attending.
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