Athens Messenger and Herald masthead
The Athens Messenger and Herald headline masthead shows Shas. 24. Teniwings as Editor and General Manager.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1895
Page
3
The Athens Messenger and Herald headline masthead shows Shas. 24. Teniwings as Editor and General Manager.
Circulation 3600. TERMS one dollar fifty cents per year in advance. THURSDAY AUGUST 1 1895 OBSERVE Obituaries and Resolutions of Respect five sentences seven words per sentence. When changing address give old and new. Local news correspondence letters from friends in West and South welcome. Use Messenger and Herald to connect old friends.
Ohio Farm Laws and Legal Forms presents essential chapters on animals mortgages contracts property descent dower drainage gaming homestead landlord and tenant mechanics liens offenses against property wills and education. It includes up to date statutes Supreme Court decisions and a complete last chapter of contracts notes endorsements etc. The 236 page volume is clearly printed and cloth bound with a regular price of 1.00.
The piece comments on wool prices and farmer memories of the Democratic era, notes Reed as the bicycle riding presidential candidate, and cites Cuba insurgents, Poris's lake victory anniversary, and U.S. debt reductions. It covers lunar craters, failed colonization in Mexico, Minnesota corn expansion, and cautions about Grover Cleveland’s leadership amid economic worries and calls for a 1890s era political critique.
An old saying claims money sways elections, but the speaker notes Ohio’s Republican voters and ex Governor Foraker as decisive. Julia Ward Howe, a women's convention address, and language notes by Meserlowe appear among varied remarks. Prolix political trivia contrasts England and U.S. campaigns with ribald humor.
An essay outlines how Ohio University's term break affects Athens town economy and social life. It estimates student spending at around 300 dollars per year per student and a college payroll near 20 thousand dollars, arguing the university benefits merchants, services, and overall growth. It urges local pride and promotion of the college to stimulate population and business.
A cold dawn in Northwestern Pennsylvania brings visible frost on the ground during the morning of Inty 1th, with lingering chill and clear skies. Local observers report crisp air as temperatures dip and landscapes glisten.
The Defender and Valkyrie sail to defend the America's Cup as rivals Britain and the United States prepare for the next match. Details on Valkyrie, Britannia, Defender, and Vigilant outline design, speed, and expected race conditions near Sandy Hook, with notes on costs and previous challenges.
A New York safemakers' firm is constructing an immense vault for the city clearing house. Weighing about 571,400 pounds with dimensions 24 ft 4 in by 15 ft 10 in by 11 ft 6 in the three chamber vault will rest on masonry piers for easy watchman access and inspection.
A compact eight hour storage battery powers a front and detachable rear cap lamp for bicycle use, shielding eyes with a visor. The system promises safer night riding and practical uses in mining, policing, fishing, and subterranean work. Divorce in France shows rising totals over eight years with 40,000 cases, 47 percent among working classes and incompatibility cited in 35,000.
A London Berlin and Parisian astronomy project reveals 63 000 000 stars. Count Vichy leads a Vienna to Central Asia scholarly expedition seeking the Magyar homeland. Dr Lexner of Zurich develops silk substitute threads from waste materials. M Fremont proves 176 F water remains gassy and tasteless after twenty minutes.
Esturn ornpack died at Centerville Tennessee at age 119 with records deemed unimpeachable. AmMbprost a colored man died at Salem Oconee county Georgia aged 104, son claims he fathered over a hundred children. Mr and Mrs Kistner of Highland Prairie Washington yielded a husband aged 118 who died recently while wife remains 103 and healthy.
Bright Bits compiles quips from era papers noting Miss Jemmison’s remark about bicycles built for two stirring gossip, Harper’s Bazaar’s comment on talk behind backs, Denver Times on degeneration signs, and Philadelphia Press on Lillian Russell’s yacht named Take Me, hinting at social snobbery and flirtations of the time.
The recipe describes a cold minced sweetbread salad served on lettuce with French or mayonnaise dressing. Hard boiled eyes accompany fried bread squares with tomato soup or consommé. A half teaspoon of white wine or vinegar is added to mayonnaise to prevent curdling.
A personal recall of treating Daby when sick with Coctoria and recalling a childhood pattern of crying for Castoria. The note contrasts past remedies and family routines involving Castoria across generations.
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