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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
6
The report notes that the most demoralizing factor for recently convicted post office officials was their contact with members of Congress.
Notice states Carbondale Special School District Ath ens county Ohio will offer for sale school bonds bearing six percent interest, due in one, two, four, five, six and seven years from issue. Bids with Clerk William H. Watkins Carbondale to be opened at 9:00 am. Board may reject any bids. Dates range from March 19 to April 9.
Notice invites bids from contractors for erecting a school house in Carbondale Athens County Ohio. Bids must be filed with Clerk William H Watkins by noon on April 9 1908. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Notice to teachers that the next Athens county examination will be held in Athens with Albany on April 4, in Athens with Stewart on May 2, in Athens with Nelsonville on June 6, in Athens with Glouster on July 4. Clerk Maurice M Bryson.
Readers in Germany and abroad debate the use of captions in recent coverage. Critics argue captions are cheap and fail to add context while supporters say they aid quick comprehension.
Sternburg faces backlash for perceived warmth toward the United States and Teutonophobes accuse the president of excessive closeness with von Sternburg. The dispute centers on diplomatic posture and public sentiment regarding relations with foreign officials.
Mrs R Bean of Lancaster Street Athens Ohio reports severe nervousness sleeplessness and dizziness. She bought Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills at Henderson's Drug Store and says her nerves are steadied she sleeps well and dizziness has ceased. She endorses the pills sold for 50 cents a box and notes the portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package.
An advertisement touts Green Seal as the pure paint sold by H. L. Wheaton. The excerpt also notes political reflection suggesting if the Panama Canal fails to satisfy the nation still has the option to construct the Nicaraguan canal.
A man's happiness at spring fades as his wife declares a need for a new spring hat a frock and other fixings prompting a domestic dispute over wardrobe purchases in the household.
Farmers from many regions converged on Athens Saturday to report extensive damage from Friday night's freeze. Peaches and plums suffered most as blossoms, advanced by an unusually warm March, were killed. Apples were less affected, but peach and plum yields are expected to be practically zero. one farmer offered his peach crop for five dollars with no buyers found.
Joseph Howard, 66, longtime Dover township resident, died at his home after a prolonged illness from paralysis. He leaves a wife and son Charles Howard. Funeral services were held at his house Sunday afternoon, led by Rev. L. G. Matheney, with interment in Nye cemetery.
Albany April 6 The state plans an experiment station two miles south of Carpenter under the Wooster branch. Land, buildings and machinery are in place with two carloads delivered. Staff details pending, station aims to test seeds and determine crops best suited to soils. Setup expected by May first. Farmers see strong agricultural and horticultural benefits for the region.
An advertisement promotes Green Seal Liquid Paint as a value for home projects and budgeting. It notes availability for sale by H. L. Wheaton and emphasizes ease on walls and cost.
The ad emphasizes bridge work as preferred by the service provider and invites customers to have their needs examined. It notes the work is satisfactory for the client and hints at accompanying plate fabrication as an option.
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise Shortsville New York reports a severe grip attack cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He used a teaspoonful at night to stop coughing, noting quicker relief and sleeping without pain after taking one bottle. Sold by McKee's drug store.
An advertisement notes Green Seal paint and another type offered for sale by H. L. Wheatton. A public issue about a beef trust is mentioned, claiming state tax revenues have increased by 25,000 in Missouri.
The advertisement claims immediate relief for coughs croup and la grippe. It asserts the medicine acts at the site of trouble without passing to the stomach and heals by reducing inflammation and aiding lungs to supply oxygen to blood and tissues. Clines Pharmacy.
A St. Louis judge rules that children must not hear testimony in their parents divorce suits. The decision is praised as sensible and practical, reflecting common sense in family court proceedings.
A Bucklen Amn ia Salve ad promises rapid healing for burns sores bruises cuts boils ulcers and skin eruptions at 25 cents with a druggist guarantee. Green Seal paint ads boast maker guarantees and nationwide appeal while a budget comparison notes the U S annual outlays versus Britain's for the coming year.
The passage compiles claims for Kodol Dyspepsia Care curing indigestion and stomach disorders, testimonials from Mrs. Crick, a note on Green Seal Liquid Paint, a jab about Secretary Root and army officers, praise for Little Early Risers, and a Venezuela presidency resignation resembling Addicks withdrawal, all reflecting varied 19th century ad and political content.
The troubled marriage of King George of Saxony unsettles the Kaiser’s belief in the divine right of kings, highlighting a clash between personal affairs and royal prerogative.
Carrie Rowland sues Jacob Rowland in Athens county Ohio court seeking divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty willful absence and gross neglect for three years. Hearing set after May 4 1908. Jewett Wood attorneys for the plaintiff.
An advertisement asserts that green seal paint covers a larger surface than ordinary paint and proves cheaper in the long run, urging readers to choose the environmentally friendlier option for better value.
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