Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed By Athens Resident
Mrs. A L Johnson of 21 Morris Avenue Athens Ohio testifies that Doans Kidney Pills cured her ostiate kidney complaint and back pain after other remedies failed. She says pills relieved backache dizzy spells and scanty secretions and that both she and her husband endorse the claims. For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doans and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Johnson
Morris Avenue
Athens
Ohio
Dean
Hender’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Personal Notices From Athens Society Column
Monday's Daily lists numerous short social notes. Names include Henry Hoodlet Marshfield W C Hoodlet Nelsonville P S Cott Columbus Grosvenor Street Branch Milligan and Miss Mabel Murphey Albany. Guests visit relatives in Athens from Columbus to Lancaster, with travel and hospitalities noted.
Two Characters Lodged in Jail in Floodwood Case
Charles Willie and Mattie Smith were brought to Athene s county jail this morning to await tribunal action. Willie faces shooting with intent to kill while Smith faces larceny charges. The report describes their long, troubled histories and portrays them as of the lowest social strata.
How It Could Have Occurred In Mine 211 Explosion
Chief State Mine Inspector George Harrison and Deputy Inspector McDonald study Sunday Creek Mine No 211 to determine explosion causes. They discuss open door theories, gas buildup, and safety measures while noting air flow, inspections, and potential individual actions. A separate police case recounts Willie and Mattie Smith, with details of a saloon shooting and a teen's troubled past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Columbus
McDonald
Glouster
Sunday Creek
Harrison
Athens
James Driver
Mason
Forbidden Fruit and Archangels Tie to Eden Folklore
A column riffs on Adam and Eve mixing myth with lore about the forbidden fruit and three archangels Michael Gabriel and Raphael. The piece then shifts to a Nelsonville court scene where the Smith girl pleads guilty to stealing boots and Willie is bound over for attempted murder after a noon appearance in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Adam
Ceylon
Eve
Mecca
Lilith
Michael
Gabriel Frankincense
Raphael Myrrh
Magi
Enoch
Melchisedek
Elias
Sharp
Nelsonville
Smith
Willie
Athens
Plain Drunk Before Mayor Faces The Court
H O Johnson of Chauncey appeared before the mayor this morning for intoxication. He was found drunk in Africa Alley after a report from Officer Van Horn and fined five dollars plus costs. The mayor warned that a work house sentence awaits if he reoffends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
West Athens
H. O. Johnson
Chauncey
Africa Alley
Johnson
Officer van Horn
Squire Lauer Juxtaposes Slumber with A Nuptial Tie
Judson notes report that Squire P. P. Lauer was awakened around midnight to officiate the wedding of Guy Hawk and Nora Watts, two notable locals, in a sudden ceremony that surprised the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Squire P. P. Lauer
Guy Hawk
Nora Watts
Mayor Day Receives High Honor as Deputy State Councilor
Mayor Day has been appointed Deputy State Councilor and Organizer of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and has assumed the duties of his new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Order of United American Mechanics
Box Supper Benefits Pocahontas Order at Red Men's Wall
A box supper at the Red Men's Wall Friday evening raised funds for the Order of Pocahontas. About fifty couples attended and enjoyed a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men’s Wall
Order of Pocahontas
Fly Fishing Rods and Tackle Advice from Forest and Stream
The article advises choosing a good shop and a knowledgeable salesman for fly fishing gear. It notes affordable tools can perform well, with rods priced from five to ten dollars, and discusses rod length and weight, favoring ten feet for many, while eight and shorter rods suit some. It emphasizes comfort in handle size and lighter rod weight improves performance for a tall, strong angler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Strange Memory Loss After Writing The Bride of Lammermoor
Sir Walter Scott allegedly forgot every incident and character in The Bride of Lammermoor after illness while Ballantyne recalls the book was completed and published before he could rise from bed. Lockhart corroborates the memory loss, confirming the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Mr. Lockhart
Sir Walter Scott
Death of Ralph Eldon Harris Four Month Old
The four months old son of Mr and Mrs C C Harris of Stimpson avenue died Friday at noon from pneumonia. The funeral was held at 1 pm and interment followed in the New Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eldon
C. C. Harris
Stimpson Avenue
Earthquake in Shiraz Forces Professor Vamburg’s Escape
In Shiraz Persia the quake toppled houses and split hills as Professor Vamburg the Hungarian orientalist fled the city. Frenzied locals cried that foreigners caused the disaster and rushed a house where he had stayed, but the collapse of nearby property halted the attack and allowed his escape.
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Persia
Professor Vamburg
Shiraz
Dress Millennium Comment Promises Dignity and Comfort
A reader letter envisions a future dress millennium where women find joy in attire that balances comfort and style with dignity and practicality, highlighting ease of movement and pockets for purses as key features.
Second Trial Sought After Matrimonial Guilty Verdict
A Philadelphia Ledger quote features a widow remarking on a guilty verdict and a response about a second trial. The exchange highlights a legal process again affecting a marriage case with wry humor.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Humphreys' Homeopathic No 28 Remedy Ad
Nervous debility vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes offered as Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28. In use over 40 years as the only successful remedy. Priced at $1 per vial or $5 for special package. available from Goldy Druggists or prepaid by Humphreys Web Co. William and John Streets, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
William & John Sts
Bride and rival trade quips on silence in marriage
A week into marriage the bride notes Jack knows all she knows and she knows all his. The rival retorts that time together feels intensely silent, a tense moment of public domestic comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
First Kiss Sentiment Echoed in Brooklyn Life Dialogue
A brief Brooklyn Life quip compares early attraction to losing a first tooth, suggesting readiness influences later experiences. The exchange frames sentiment as a prerequisite for deeper connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Bella
Brooklyn
President’s trusted Cabinet reshuffle praised for balance and efficiency
The article lauds the President’s official family changes as strengthening the Cabinet and administration. It highlights George B Cortelyou, Charles J Bonaparte, Root, Taft, James Wilson, Victor Metcalf, Oscar S Straus, George Von L Meyer, and others as capable, experienced leaders who will advance American governance without weakening the machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Garfield
William H. Moody
Treasury Department
George B. Cortel
Leslie M. Shaw
Charles J. Bonaparte
Attorney General's Office
Navy Department
State Department
Taft
Army
James Wilson
Victor Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Oscar 8. Straus
George von L. Meyer
Post Office Department
Real estate transfers in Athens Village and township
Real estate transfers show numerous transactions in Athens Village and Athens Township. Names include Ward Battin, W H Duckler, G A Cole, John Harvey, Mary Martin, Henry Martin, Parson Coulson, Elmer Steward, F P McVay, J M Thornton, Estella Gess, Lawrence Coss, E H Woodworth, Jesse Larch, Ward Battin, Emma Battin, Peter Walsh, Constance G Mesee, Lucinda Hawkins, Lizzie Aumiller, Charles Earest, Minnie B Koon, A H Matheny, L A Nash, Athens Lumber Co, James Duncan, W A Williams, Joseph Lonas, Elgina Connett, Walter Matheny, Sarah M West. Values range from $1 to $5,000 with many nominal sums and several parcels identified by lot or section numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson & Coulson
Elmer Steward
F. P. McVay
J. M. Thornton
Estella Gess
Lawrence Coss
E. H. Woodworth
Jesse A. Larch
Ane & Parker
Athens Rick Co
N. W. Baker
Sarah E. Wolf
Sarah Wolf
William P. Bower
Ward
Battin
Emma Battin
Athens Township
Peter S. Walsh
Constance G. Mesee
Michael and Worstell
Lucinda Hawkins
E. E. Aumiller
Lizzie Aumiller
William Bolin
Charles Earest
W. H. Combs
Minnie B. Koon
Verity
Teasticeeks
A. H. Matheny
L. A. Nash
Gonaidenation
Athens Lumber Co
James Duncan
W. A. Williams
Joseph A. Lonas
Elgina Connett
Walter Matheny
Sarah M. West
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Mmire
Nature
Cable
Henry Hoodlet
Marshfield
W. C. Hoodlet
William Bechtold
Nelsonvvile
P. S. Cott
Branch Milligan
Grosvenor Street
Mabel Murphey
Albany
Mrs
Henry Logan
Mrs. J. T. Hanson
Wilmington
Edith Richardson
Betty Harris
West Union Street
Zella Foster
Athens High School
Point Rock
D. D. Bigger
Tiffin
Nora B. Warner
Edson Benner
Lancaster
W. W. Ward
East Union Street
William Driver
Marengo
Sugar Creek
Snow
Toronto
Canada
Just
Ontario Veterinary College
E. Kilbourn
Mrs. Haning
Lancaster Street
T. E. Rean
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Long Acre
W. Va
James A. Rean
A. C. Davis
Parkersburg
The
Independent Telephone Systems
West Virginia
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Myrtle Cooley
Frank Murphey
C. B. Murphey
George Beards
Pomeroy
Zel Bean
Frank C. Dean
Evans & Turner Commission Merchants
William Dean
S. B. Pickering
Mary Helen Pickering Dailey
Middleport
Fred Pickering
Carl Stickney
Gallipolis
H. W. Elson
University
Nelle van Vorhees
Ohio University
A. J. Kesinger
Lancaster Gazette
Fred Alderman
Radebaugh
Mrs. M. T. Walsh
J.C. Gillett
E. H. Bardin
Los Angeles
Cal
Agnes Ayres
Glen Culp
James A. Roan
B. Hill
H. Hibbard
Guysville
B. F. Stout
Virginia Bishop
Bainbridge Public Schools
R. F. Bishop
East State Street
S. L. McCune
Nora Warner
Charles Willie and
Mattie
Warner
Mattie Smith
Ens County
Tri
Bunals
Smith Girl
Sure
Ohio Penitentiary
Farrell
Black Cat
Floodwood
Jack Fierce
Fierce
Homer Moore
al Woods
Humphrey
Witch Hazel
Athens Village
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