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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1904
Page
2
A literary note explains that Shakespearean text invites readers to explore Earth and sea themes as used by the Messenger and Herald family to read and interpret works. The piece frames resources for readers seeking adaptable material.
A column mix of opinion and anecdotes criticizes postwar bravado and social behavior. It notes Kuropatkin, Parker, and Esopus figures R ussian generals and Wall Street, mocks fashion and sport culture, and argues for healthful living and self discipline among boys and men.
A discussion on slang usage across classes and its impact on language. The piece argues slang appears unconsciously and at times serves as a bridge to new words, while warning that many coined terms fade when easier synonyms arise.
The piece argues slang words enhance writing when used by careful authors like George Ade and Shakespeare. It notes slang can become common in magazines and newspapers as readers adapt, with coined terms sometimes entering dictionaries. It warns against censoring slang too harshly and suggests readers will laugh and grow familiar with new terms.
In Kushequa Pa residents rally behind Dodd's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for rheumatism and lame back. Mrs M L Davidson credits two boxes with ending decades of rheumatic pain and back trouble, signaling a local verdict that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the one sure cure.
The message urges ethical action without regard to observers, stressing the importance of integrity and faith. It counsels doing right as a personal principle and trusting God with outcomes, rather than seeking validation or influence.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick of White Plains Kentucky says she suffered years of dyspepsia and worsening health before using Kodol. She reports improved weight health and strength after a few bottles and restored appetite. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
A concise remark credits Christianity with revealing surpassing beauties beyond science and the unaided mind, suggesting faith offers insights inaccessible to reason alone. The statement emphasizes the gospel as a conduit to wonders not perceivable through human intellect.
A Lafayette Indiana man Bob Moore praises DeWitts Little Early Risers as a pleasant effective liver and bowel regulator. The advertisement notes the pills cleanse the system clear the complexion and curb headaches and claims Cline's Pharmacy sells them.
A compact reflection on adapting to events without high expectations. The statement suggests embracing life’s twists with a calm mindset and practical optimism. It emphasizes resilience and accepting outcomes rather than seeking control.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a preventative for self destruction. It claims the tonic strengthens nerves, boosts the system, and regulates stomach liver and kidneys. Sold by W. H McKee Druggist for 50c with satisfaction guaranteed.
The life of the man of God is broad and rich and full of comfort. The worldly life is narrow and often bitter.
A Boston mother says her sickly twins recovered after using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. She reports several doctors failed, but the remedy made them strong and robust. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents at Cline's Pharmacy.
An 19th century medical ad notes a syrup claimed to purify the blood and an ointment named cerate for skin care. The text markets health benefits and uses for general ailments.
J J Snyder a lumber magnate dies at his Logan home from heart disease at 63. He attended the Elk carnival in Cincinnati two weeks earlier, returned home and fell ill. His wealth is estimated at 1 500 000 and he had wide business interests in the region. Burial was in Lancaster Tuesday afternoon with many Athens mourners in attendance.
A Georgia man recounts a desperate lung illness treated with Dr King’s New Discovery. After two physicians failed, the remedy saved him and he recovered quickly. It cures coughs colds throat and lung troubles with guarantees from W H McKee’s Drug Store. Trial bottles are free.
Mr. F Wright of New London New York credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing his wife of severe sick headaches after Eminent doctors failed. The remedy is sold at McKee s Drug Store. The ad ends with a note on religion and preparedness.
Through sleeping car leaves Athens daily at 3 36 p m via Ohio Central Lines on train No 5 and arrives in Chicago at 7 10 am. The New Chicago Route offers good day coach service and assures a Toledo connection with L A M S Ry for passengers continuing to Chicago on the same train. Confer with Ohio Central Lines agents before planning travel to Chicago or the west.
A proverb asserts faith remains essential both in daylight and darkness, underscoring steadfast belief as a constant across conditions. The saying emphasizes resilience and trust regardless of circumstances.
The ad promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as the best for cuts bruises boils eczema and piles. It warns of counterfeit products and directs buyers to seek the genuine from DeWitt & Co Chicago, sold at Cline's Pharmacy.
A brief devotional line stresses that divine tasks require adherence to spiritual manner and doctrine. The phrase emphasizes obedience, faith, and discipline as guiding principles for religious duties and moral action.
An advertisement claims a summer cold may lead to pneumonia and promotes One Minute Cough Cure to clear phlegm inflamed airways and strengthen lungs. It targets children as a pleasant remedy for coughs and croup and notes sale at Cline's Pharmacy.
Joplin Missouri druggist Obe Witmer reports there is nothing on the market that equals Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. He adds that nine out of ten customers are directed to this preparation and that McKee's Drug Store sells it.
A brief wry note on people who stiff at times yet show a stubborn habit of grumbling over pay no matter the cost. The line hints at social manners and public sentiment about accountability.
Small children require cautious care in hot weather for bowel troubles. Give fresh castor oil first, avoid substitutes, and use Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy if needed. If symptoms appear, give castor oil promptly and keep remedies ready for instant use. this method is presented as highly effective and trustworthy.
A Friday afternoon fire in a two story frame blacksmith shop on Main street near the residence of C. L. Brinning threatened nearby buildings owned by O. D. Eddy and used by Kimball and Love. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze in ten minutes. two water streams and a half full reservoir helped save the structures. Loss estimated at about 800 dollars. origin unknown. The incident also involved delivery wagons from Born & Co and Carpenter Bros. hardware aiding in response.
The notice describes a August 1887 round trip excursion via Ohio Central Lines and Pere Marquette service to Ludington Traverse City Elk Rapids Charlevoix Petoskey and Bay View Michigan. Tickets valid for 15 days or until September 2 with Toledo departure at 7 30 p m and tickets on slate. Posters and agents in Athens of Ohio Central Lines provide full particulars and tickets. Middleport Gallipolis and Pt Pleasant excursion Sunday August 14 via Ohio Central Lines.
Republicans of the First Sub-division Sev enth Common Pleas Judicial District of Ohio call a convention to nominate a judge for the Common Pleas Court. It will meet in Athens on September 1, 1904 at 1 p.m. Representation is one vote per 200 votes or fraction thereof of 100 or over cast for Hon. Myron T. Herrick in November 1903. The report lists county delegate allocations and methods for selection.
Legal notice from Nelsonville Ohio seeks sealed bids by July 29 1904 for twenty bonds totaling 5315.87 dollars at 5 percent interest to fund Fort street paving and curb work. Bids must show bond count gross bid and accrued interest with a 5 percent certified check. city may reject any bids.
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Robert Pearson, late of Athens county, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 30th day of July, 1904. C. S. Haynes. Aug. 4-13.
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