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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
7
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claims to ease pimples blotches and blackheads by regulating the bowels. Promotes a clear healthy look and complexion. 35 cents for tea or tablets. Beall & Steele distribution.
Hon John R. Garrett mayor of Girard Alabama cites relief from chronic itching piles after using Dean's Ointment, claiming a permanent cure. The testimonial highlights continued use and municipal backing.
W. B. Wilson of the United Mine Workers is the sole announced opponent to Thomas L. Lewis of Bridgeport for the miners presidency succeeding John Mitchell. Lewis, now in Indianapolis, reports growing support across North America including Iowa Michigan and Ohio.
Accidents happen but well regulated households rely on Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil to dull pain and heal hurts during emergencies. The product is pitched as a household remedy for sudden injuries and discomfort.
Hack line offered for quick sale as owner enters other business. Located between Richmond and Steubenville. For details contact Peter Rodgers in Richmond Ohio.
A New York Evening Post subscriber asks about the phrase pie-faced mutt in a letter. He notes the term likely stems from ball game breathers disliking the umpire, implying a casual spectator insult tied to facial description and hostility toward official figures.
This notice states all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. The genuine product is in a yellow package and contains no opiates. Beall and Steele.
The notice asserts the election outcome will not change the popularity of Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cough and cold remedy. A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville, Inc. recounts months of illness until Foley’s product cured him, endorsing it via Beall & Steele druggists.
Notice to amend the corporate charter will be filed with the Secretary of State in Columbus Ohio to reflect the current extent of the companys lines. Directors Hastings Halt Branson and Branson sign at Oct 16 filing.
An old style ad asserts that a criminal attack on an inoffensive citizen stems from an "appendix" caused by constipation and liver torpor. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowel habits. Available at Beall & Steele drug store for 2 cents.
The ad claims Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy treats most obstinate coughs and helps prevent serious illnesses. It urges buyers to insist on the genuine product in the yellow package, offered by Beall & Steele.
Barney Caniff, a saloon keeper under surveillance for Sunday selling, was arrested by the police and fined 25 dollars plus costs by Mayor Scott. The episode notes a tightly closed day, with some saloons showing suspicions, and expresses satisfaction with enforcement and public sentiment against violations.
Rudolph Neis a 50 year old farm hand died after choking on a three by two inch piece of eel at the Means farm near Mingo. Eye witnesses from the Melching family watched as he collapsed, life ended before aid could arrive, with Coroner Campbell and Marshal Roe noting the accidental fatality in this shocking domestic incident.
George Horvat 37 formerly of Dillonvale killed himself at his Barton home Friday in a despondent mood. He sat on a bed and discharged a shotgun by pressing his toe on the trigger, severing a major vein and bleeding to death. His wife heard the shot and found him near death. coroner Diven of Martin's Ferry was notified. He is survived by his wife and two children aged four and six. Horvat had been despondent for three weeks and avoided coworkers before leaving the county previously and settling in Barton.
A concise reflection on how fortune and prosperity arise from labor economy and truth guiding actions. It emphasizes steady effort, ethical conduct, and practical wisdom as foundations for lasting success and well being.
Col Loomis reports farmers near Carrollton have granted three miles of right of way for a Steubenville to Carrollton traction line. He estimates farm values and opportunities will rise as the project proceeds.
Hugh Orrison a metal worker for Westinghouse Church Kerr Co on contract at La Belle Iron Works was struck by an eastbound passenger train near Wheel ing Junction about 9 am Sunday and died in hospital. Coroner Campbell took charge of belongings and identified him from a railroad pass. He was about 35, likely walking the tracks to catch a Pittsburg train. Remains sent to morgue. company notified. coroner to interview train crew for details.
Fred McConnell a C. and PL RR brakeman had his little finger mashed while making a coupling at the Riverside furnace this morning. Dr Laughlin will try to save the finger.
Tiltonville merchant Capt Thomas Moore suffered serious burns to his face arms hands and chest when kerosene exploded as he lit a furnace in his home. Neighbors extinguished the fire. Dr Morrison treated him and expects several weeks of recovery with pain.
George M. Anderson, superintendent of the M. L. Williams Coal & Coke Co. mine, appeared in court and pleaded not guilty after being indicted for violating mining laws. The true bill claims he neglected to maintain ventilation of 100 cubic feet per minute per person, failing to circulate adequate air to dilute poisonous gases at each working place. One hundred four men were employed, with less than the required air entering and effectively none leaving the mine, despite notification and opportunity to comply.
Experiments mix brown sugar into mortar to enhance adhesion. Equal parts of sand and lime are used, aiming for stronger binding properties.
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