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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
10
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A Pittsburgh letter from a member of the First Pennsylvania Cavalry at El Paso claims Texas border mobilization is a political move to aid Wilson’s re election. The troops are restless over pay delays and homeward rules, with criticism of officers and government for keeping them away from families and misrepresenting raids. The writer argues for immediate return home and notes discontent with women’s suffrage influence on politics.
Emma J. Dye is appointed administratrix of the Jasper Dye estate. The first and final account is filed in the estate of Mary L. Oeffner.
President Wilson formally accepts renomination at Shadow Lawn with a vigorous defense of his policies. He defends Mexican policy and European diplomacy, cites reforms like tariff revision and the FTC, and proclaims the United States will lead in world affairs. He notes Republicans offer protectionism and argues the Democratic record Redeems promises. The lengthy address reflects a Progressive stance and a strong reassertion of national obligations.
Surveyors from Follansbee Brothers Co are marking a large plot north of Follansbee city for a potential new mill. Sites in Toronto and Wellsburg are also being considered, with the northern town area extending to the car barn near LaBelle coke plant. Officials say the site could host a sheet steel plant if feasible, despite ravines needing filling as plans firm up.
The First M. E church prepares for the North East Ohio Conference opening September 12 hosting 500 ministerial and 100 lay delegates plus 50 ministers wives. Rooms are sought for hospitality with noon and evening meals for about 400 daily. Rest rooms, committee rooms, and extensive exhibits by county church association deaconess work St Luke's hospital Cleveland and other church enterprises will be showcased.
Martin Coulson, 21, of Martins Ferry and Ella Welch, 19, of Empire obtain a marriage license.
James S. Ferguson of Philo Pennsylvania reports wonderful relief from knee pain after one Sloan's Liniment application. The ad urges others to try the product, noting quick relief and easy penetration without rubbing, priced at 25 cents.
An early 20th century drug advertisement warns readers about ignoring warning signals of kidney disorders and promises Foley Kidney Pills as the remedy. It mentions back pain sore muscles stiff joints and rheumatic ache and links health with diabetes or kidney disease as consequences. Beall & Steele Drug Co.
Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe children’s medicine for colds coughs and croup with no opiates or habit forming drugs. It relieves even long lasting coughs and at once brings relief and comfort as sold by Beall and Steele Drug Co.
Mrs G H Eveland of Duncan Mills Illinois recounts a neighbor offering Foley Kidney Pills after a severe lumbago left her unable to move in bed. She credits three bottles with cure and notes ongoing relief from aches and pains when kidneys fail to function properly.
Samuel J Salmon of Jefferson County files in Common Pleas Court to compel Brilliant Smithfield and New Alexandria to pay 25535 20 to the county treasury. He claims fines from 1912 1916 totaling 11054 or 108
An advertisement for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey promotes the cough medicine as effective for summer coughs and colds. It claims soothing irritation, stopping the cough, and killing germs, selling a 25 cent bottle at druggists.
A garbled OCR note mentions four cold items and a house insurance context. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a discussion of coverage or quotes. Further readable facts are not present to specify people, places, or dates.
An OCR fragment advertises a hay fever remedy claiming relief for throat irritation breathing and sleep without opiates, attributed to Red Steele Drug Co. The readable text mentions soothing the throat easing breathing and allowing refreshing slumber.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle daily laxative that cleanses blood poisons and improves health without griping. Priced at 28 cents, it claims an excellent tonic effect and urges purchase at druggists.
A medical brief advising caution for travel with a reliable carthatic. Foley Carthatic Table is described as wholesome and cleansing, acting gently without griping or nausea. Claims use for sick headache, biliousness, bloating and torpid liver. Beall & Steele Drug Co.
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