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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
10
Promotes hair growth by destroying scalp microbes and stops hair loss. Claims to banish dandruff, cover bald spots with vigorous regrowth, and keep the scalp clean. Sold in a large bottle for fifty cents with a money back guarantee.
A narrator recalls eastern Kentucky feuds while seeking walnut timber from Luke Moffatt. A mistaken identification leads to a humorous exchange as Moffatt admits he has no walnut and jokes about not carrying a gun. The fragment highlights rough frontier negotiation and unreliable informants.
No new signings of the 1903 scale by Ohio operators outside the Athens 1902 agreement. A Columbus meeting on April 25 aims to report on conditions, with advisory board members John H. Winder and H. L. Chapman present. Analysts note financial ties to Pittsburg Coal may allow some to pay the 1903 rate while others struggle. A larger price rise could push others to sign and resume work.
For a weak digestion these tablets aid digestion and assimilation of food. They cost a quarter and have benefited thousands. For sale by W. H. McKee in Athens and Barton Drug Co. in Chauncey.
Advertises Hanna's Lustro-Finish in a range of colors. Claims to rejuvenate old floors and revive furniture and woodwork. Invites readers to view samples at H. L. Wheaton's.
W E Day is recovering at Columbus Hospital after appendicitis. His physician Dr U P White says he will undergo an appendectomy when recovered enough. The operation is standard with low risk and aims to prevent future attacks. An unrelated ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and family pills follows.
William Burns 21 and Miss Sarah Jennings 18 both of Hollister. Isaac Jones Jr 20 and Miss Bridget James 18 of Gloucester. Thomas V Johnson 24 and Miss Ester Cunningham 18 of Grosvenor. Edgar D Cole 31 and Miss Ida Galbreath 39 of Coolville.
Public auction in Athens County Ohio follows an order of sale in partition. The sale on May 12 1906 at 1 pm offers four tracts totaling about 115.56 acres with specific boundaries and conveyances from Kinney to Dean and related heirs. Appraised at 2250 dollars with cash terms. Grosvenor Jones Worstell attorneys announce dates April 12 to May 10.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Southwest farms while land is cheap. It promises rapid community growth of prosperous, energetic men and rising land values. It touts Missouri Kansas Texas Railway routes offering low one way and round trip tickets March 6 and 20 for field trips to inspect the country.
The original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promoted for burns sores boils tetter cracked hands and more with claims of immediate relief for piles and pain. It warns that inferior copies lacking the DeWitt name may fail to satisfy.
The Ohio Central line markets cafe service with enroute meals and a la carte options for travelers seeking quick dining.
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