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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1906

Page

3

Most Beautiful Woman in America Named

The beauty book contest selects Mrs. Walter Farwell of Washington and Chicago as the era's preeminent beauty. Her lineage traces to Mrs. Stephen A. Douglass, a famed belle, and her husband’s father rose from poverty to wealth, with Farwell fortune tied to land and ranch holdings.

Walter Farwell Chicago Washington Stephen A. Douglass America Washington, D. C Mildred Williams Windy City Young Farwell Farwell Painted Post New York Illinois Farwell Brothers Texas State Capitol Reginald de Koven TS. Farwell Aps Williams Stephen Douglass Ste A. Douglass United States Hington Gen. Williams Hen A. Douglass

Fairbanks Poised for 1908 Nominations Amid Southern Core

Vice-President Fairbanks grows in stature as a presidential prospect. Indiana factions align, Beveridge is neutralized, and Dawes in Illinois coordinates the western push. Ohio splits between Taft and Foraker, while the South yields delegates to Hanna style organizing. Roosevelt’s potential reelection could unify the Fairbanks bid.

Fairbanks Senate Gates McKinley Indiana Illinois Charles G. Dawes Hanna Cannon Dawes Fairbanks Boom Ohio Taft Senator Foraker Foraker Buckeye

India's richest potentate in Baroda gleams with jewels

The Gaikwar of Baroda is described as the wealthiest living monarch in the Orient with a palace carpet of jewels, a world famous diamond necklace, a five hundred diamond collarette including the Star of the South, and vast ancestral troves, making a royal procession a spectacle of immense splendor.

Prince and Princess of Wales India Orient Gaikwar Rajah Baroda Milton East John D. Rockefeller Gaiker

Origin of Easter Explored in Saxon Lore

Origga of Easter traces the festival to the Saxon goddess Easter or Oster meaning to rise. In eastern regions the day is called Bright Day, while Bohemia refers to it as the Great Night.

Bohemia

Easter in Russia Doctoral Visit Traditions

The Russidan Easter Pastor Day features visits to homes where hosts greet with Jesus Christ is risen and receive the response Yes, He is risen. People share embraces and eggs, drink, and present a red egg to the parish priest. The red egg is carried on Easter Day as a token of the Resurrection.

Russia Jesus Christ

Oriental Egg Gamblers in Mesopotamia Easter Contests

Hyde describes a religious Easter egg game among Christians of Mesopotamia. Players strike eggs. the first broken egg’s owner loses, and the winning egg faces a fresh challenger until the final egg wins all. Participants reportedly wear coverings over their eggs.

Hyde Mesopotamia

Immigrant Origins Highlight Southern Italy Roots

The article notes that most Italian immigrants come from southern provinces, especially Sicily and Calabria, and that they are farm bred.

Sicily Calabria

Sleeping Car Acquaintances at the White House

Representative Smith of Maryland recalls a story about meeting Archibald Roosevelt Kermit and Quentin Roosevelt as they left the Executive Mansion. He quips they all have names like sleeping cars and compares the scene to watching a limited express at a station.

Representative Smith Maryland Kermit Quentin Mr. Smith

Why Use Force With Heavy Foodstuffs I Am

A playful verse praises lightening meals and a system at ease preferring magazines filled with abundant fare. The speaker jokes about frequency and burthen while extolling the appeal of a current issue loaded with pleasing items.

Nearly all plants wiurple ee ae ee with polos

The readable fragments describe a list of plants and colors with unclear terms. No clear event, organization, or location is identifiable. The piece reads as a stray OCR fragment lacking coherent names or dates to anchor a summary.

A Darky Christening in the Sunny Southland

Third letter recounts visits to Jacksonville Savannah and Richmond. In Eustis the group witnesses Baptist colored immersion on a golden June morning by the lake. A chaotic Prim ative Baptist service in Egypt features rambling sermons, loud singing, and exuberant foot washing amid crowding, shouting, and improvised rituals.

Southland Jacksonvile Savannah Richmond Eustis Lake Gracie Egypt Primative Baptist Darkies

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