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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
2
A column mixes humor and political satire with a Cleveland arrest tale and local observations. It jokes about election leaders and onion lore, notes crows gathering along the Hocking river, and hints at the Central Union toll line plans while contrasting daily life and ambition.
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills cure pimples boils eruptions and other troubles by purifying the blood. It touts radical and permanent cures of scrofula scald head and various humors, urging readers to accept no substitute and to obtain the products today.
The ad argues neglect of consumption is the real danger and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a curative and preventative measure. It claims early use turns the balance toward health, urges prompt treatment, and offers a free sample from Scott and Browne pharmacists in New York.
Vinton Young arrested last week on shooting with intent to kill of G. M. Stanier of Carbondale posted a $1500 bond through his father Lewis Young and John Young Friday afternoon and was released. Stanier’s condition improved with no imminent complications and a full recovery expected.
Wallace Grahan, about 21, died Thursday morning at his Trimble home after a severe smallpox attack. it is believed he contracted the disease while in Athena. Burial was private and several family members are now ill.
Central Union Telephone establishes toll stations at Little Hocking Coolville Tuppers Plains and Chester with direct communication to these points via Pomeroy. American Bell has assumed active management of the system.
An advertising paragraph touts Dr Bochee's German Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds and bronchial troubles claiming it can arrest consumption in early stages and heal lungs. It notes health as a jewel and warns women against sacrificing health for luxury items. It also mentions the civil service commission seeking a bibliographer with modest pay.
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown, thought near death, survived after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports immediate relief from asthma and eventual cure amid numerous cures of consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Also notes coal miners' strike wages loss totaling 825900000 and a commission award implying 23 years to recover.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness cured by Electric Bitters after three weeks, claiming the tonic saved him from the grave. The piece notes a Chicago wedding and a rapid divorce, highlighting swift changes in life venues and customs.
A Missouri minister threatens to reveal truth in his future funeral orations. If he proceeds, he warns he will soon attend his own funeral.
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