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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1904

Page

6

Some Thoughts of the Niagara

J. R. W. recounts a first visit to Niagara Falls New York describing initial disappointment then awe at the falls’ magnitude and beauty. He recalls Brock’s monument Queenstown Heights and battles of Sunday’s Lane and Queenstown Heights, noting British monument tribute and views of Lake Ontario as they left the area.

Chauncey, D Niagara Falls N. Y Niagara River Brock Queenstown Heights Niagara Whirlpool Rapids Sunday’s Lane Lake Ontario

Prospects Favorable for Fruit Crops in Athens County

Reports from Athens County indicate a generally favorable outlook for most fruits despite peach losses from yellows disease. Apples, plums, pears, and quinces are expected to exceed averages unless the recent freeze caused serious damage. One farmer notes peach trees were harmed and may not recover quickly, while other fruits show promise. Found Rays ring with diamond settings at this office.

Athens County

Worthy Tribute to War Veteran D F Stone

Coolville March 29 mortality in Troy township highlights the loss of D F Stone among prominent citizens under sixty years old. The article recalls Stone’s Civil War service with the 39th Ohio Volunteer Infantry from New Madrid to Goldsboro and his presence in the Atlanta campaign and Sherman’s march to the sea.

Coolville Troy Township M. L. Sanderson James T. Morrison Jolam Morrison Sherman Brewster D. F. Stone Stone Ft. Sampter Dell Stone Rhodes 39Th Grosbeck Pope Ohio Missouri New Madrid Island No. 10 Corinth Atlanta Sherman Goldsboro N. C Wrnter Raleigh Lee Johnson Grant Meade Athens County

Coupon Offer For Mi-o-na Treatment At W H McKee

A coupon offer invites readers to obtain a month’s Mi o na treatment from W H McKee, a well known local druggist, targeting those who feel weak sickly thin pale and troubled with indigestion.

W. H. McKee

I Take All Risk Mi o Na Coupon

An ad offers a money back guarantee on Mi o Na with the reader promised a full refund if the product fails to increase weight and cure stomach troubles. W H McKee backs the offer asserting Mi o Na is free unless it satisfies.

The Messenger & Herald Athens Ohio

Mi o na Offer Stresses Risk on Dyspepsia Cure

The Druggist McKee promotes Mi o na with a money back guarantee. Buyers pay fifty cents to W H McKee for a box and receive a signed receipt promising a refund if the treatment fails to cure dyspepsia or increase weight. The offer invites immediate use on these terms.

McKee W. H. McKee

Police Court Fines Total Near Ten Dollars

J J O'Brien faced Mayor Logan for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and paid 7.90 in fines and costs. George Bush was fined 2.00 with costs and must work out the amount on the streets. Clarence Crippen paid 5.00 with costs for fighting John Rose, who was released after arrest. A peace warrant was issued for Rose after Crippen's information, bond set at 200. Emmett Mason was fined 5.00 with costs totaling 9.90 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

J. J. O'Brien Logan George Bush Clarence Crippen John Rose Rose Emmett Mason

Spring Tonic Promises Blood Purifying Tea

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered at 3 for 85 cents or as tablets to purify the blood and cleanse the liver and kidneys, available at Cline's Pharmacy.

Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Cline’s

When is a monument not a monument in Italy

A Pall Mall Gazette report notes Rome and Florence dispute the existence of monuments. In Rome a statue of Spedalieri was unveiled by police ignoring authorities who claimed it did not exist. In Florence a Gustave Modena tablet faced unveiling bans, then students revealed it anyway. The piece asks when a monument truly exists.

Rome Spedalieri Florence Gustave Modena Lilies Italy Pall Mall Gazette

Iron as Barometer of Trade Traces Its Origins

Alexander D. L. Noyes argues in Forum that iron and steel demand mirrors broader economic activity. He explains that expansion in railways, machinery, and construction drives steel use, and that downturns in other industries prompt reduced iron orders before wider slack appears.

Jay Gould Andrew Carnegie Alexander LD. Noyes Forum

Reporter recalls first assignment sorting out a downtown accident

Amos Cumminucs of New York narrates his inaugural story as a reporter when he covered a bulldine fall injuring an Irish hodcarrier. He arrived as two officers loaded the victim into an ambulance and misidentified him as a timekeeper, prompting the worker’s irate quip about losing time on the hospital run.

Amos Cumminucs New York Cummings Jim

Scott's Emulsion Aimed at Strengthening Weak Children

An advertisement compares children to young plants, arguing weak growth stems from feed not nourishment. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a solution that feeds and strengthens children, claiming it addresses various causes of poor growth and restores vigor.

Scott

The Curiosity Vendor Net of a Missing Bonds Letter

A curio shop owner and a nameless visitor plot to trade a forged letter promising missing bonds. The victim, revealed as Dealy, is confronted by the shopkeeper who uses a hidden bayonet to expose a stash of 500 thousand dollar bonds. The scene ends with the detective exiting after a tense confrontation.

Damon Verder Dealy Curio Merchant Mr. Dealy United States F. A. Mitchel

Bower Bros Acquire Warren Buss Line in Athens

The Athens Transfer Company known as the Warren Bros line was purchased by Bower Bros last week. Five omnibuses were bought for 3700 dollars. Warren Bros keep horses wagons cabs and livery. mail contract assumed. Theodore Dean, veteran bus driver, joins Bower Bros to run the business.

Athens Warren Bros Bower Bros Republic Amle Foster Theodore Dean

Paints and Oils for Sale by H L Wheaton

A historic ad notes carbonate of lead oxide of zinc and pure pigments with high grade linseed oil green seal liquid paint for sale by H. L. Wheaton.

H. L. Wheaton

Funeral of Herbert W. Ford at Methodist Church

The funeral services for Herbert W. Ford were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church with Dr. R F Bishop officiating. The ceremony was well attended and interment followed in the new cemetery. The Fraternal Order of Eagles, of which Ford was an active member, conducted the services and provided pallbearers. Attending were Mr and Mrs James Ford of Millfield and D C Hill of Idaho.

Herbert W. Ford Methodist R. F. Bishop New Cemetery Order of Eagles James Ford Millfield D. C

Rural mail routes 8 and 9 start from Athens

Rural routes Nos. 8 and 9 began service from Athens on Friday April 1. The two routes run west covering areas in Athens and Waterloo townships. E Wilkles serves route 8 and Ross Brickles serves route 9.

Athens Waterloo E. Wilkles Ross Brickles

Johnson Charged With Heinous Crime In York Township

Sheriff Murphy and Prosecutor Foster arrested James Johnson after a wave of complaints from residents near his home. The 58-year-old Civil War veteran lives between Kimberly and Carbondale on the York Waterloo boundary and is accused of family mistreatment. His daughter Mary, 34, is alleged to be the mother of two or three of Johnson’s grandchildren.

Murphy Foster York Township James Johnson Johnson Kimberly Carbondale York Waterloo Mary

Hocking Excursions and Convention Travel Rates

The Hocking Valley offers round trip fares for April 10 to 12 sales with a one dollar surcharge, valid to April 18, 1904. Additional tickets for the General Conference and National Retail Grocers meet in May allow trips to Los Angeles and San Francisco, with a $60.10 round trip rate and return by June 20, 1904, via April 22 to 30 sales from Hocking Valley and Wiley points.

Hocking Valley San Francisco Cal Los Angeles Hocking Wiley

Gown of Green Seal Liquid Pains Swoops Into Local Home Ad

A vintage notice touts Green Seal Liquid Pains as a stylish choice for home exteriors. The ad promotes a sale by H. L. Wheaton in Storia, highlighting a pleasing curb appeal and inviting appearance.

H. L. Wheaton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Troy Wight James C Jones Wilson H. McKeer Weere Home Furnishing Co Warren Buss H. W. Ford Knights OF Columbus Washington, D. C General Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church Los Swedes National Association Retail Grocers OF the CAS
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