Fragrance Powder Ad Claims Baking Aid Benefits
Fragmented ad style copy describes imitation baking powders with mentions of alum and a company name AWDER CO. KE, implying affordable fragrance or usefulness but unclear context or verifiable details.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1899
Page
3
Fragmented ad style copy describes imitation baking powders with mentions of alum and a company name AWDER CO. KE, implying affordable fragrance or usefulness but unclear context or verifiable details.
Local notes report numerous residents and guests in town for the weekend and Thanksgiving. Names include Miss Mayme Warden, Miss Daisy Watkins, Miss Mayme Dunbar, Dr. T. A. Copeland, Nora Light, Miss Jennie Sprague, W. Cornell, Miss Elizabeth Carpenter, Nell Baker Bodkin, and Mr. Herbert Dickle among others. Visits span Logan, Amesville, Millfield, Guysville, Columbus, and Cincinnati, with Sheriff sales of farms near Athens and Dover townships and social gatherings at Logan and Carpenter Station. The Manila Times and Philippine Magazine items are mentioned as mailed to Mrs. Putnam by Earnest Thompson.
An ad proclaims a health pill that converts weakness into strength and fatigue into energy, promising mental power and vigor. It touts a glossy coating and rapid benefits, selling at 25 cents per box through W U McKee with a casual line about preferred creditors.
William Eleroy Curtis of the Chicago Record traces football’s origins to Roman times and Britain where it spread to Canada and the United States. The history notes early descriptions in 1175 London and mentions in Shakespeare and King Lear, with King James I banning it for danger, suggesting conquest drives its spread.
William Johnson, a Kokomo farmer, has not used a horse for thirty years. He cultivates six acres by hand, grows corn potatoes cabbage celery melons and vegetables, and markets by wheelbarrow with three trips daily. His boyhood kick by a horse led him to avoid them ever since per the New York Tribune.
A Civil War veteran from Newark Michigan suffered two years with painful ulcers until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed his wounds and skin eruptions. The ad touts arnica products for cuts bruises burns felons piles and skin eruptions and notes a 25 cent price per box. It also promotes a portable capital inquires about Aguinaldo Taizon Syracuse and relates a wartime ball hit story.
Reports claim Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures scrofula dyspepsia and rheumatism. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm gains reputation for rheumatic pain relief as D B Johnston of Richmond Indiana credits it after 1861 injury. W E H McKee sells Pain Balm.
Only one of the teen land appraisers elected in Athens county on November 7 has filed the required expense account with the county election board. The law demands a sworn written statement detailing all sums and promises of money or value connected to the campaign, to be filed within ten days after the election. Failing to comply could yield a fine up to one thousand dollars, with penalties allocated to the county school fund. The list of those who failed to file includes J. M. Patterson, Alexander, A. L. Johnson, Ames Pickering, Bern, Robert Smith, Caanan, Edward Campbell, Carthage, C. P. Closter, Dover, A. C. Dailey, Lee, Levi Wilson, Lodis W. J. Linton, Rome, L. C. Curfman, Trimble, J. A. Gibbs, Troy, T. J. Allison, Waterloo, and Johan Rider, York.
An excerpt touts Medtric Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles and general weakness with testimonials from J. W. Gardner of Idaville Indiana praising renewed appetite and vigor. The note mentions ABELL workers' laws and a gossip line about a local woman, all in a clipped, era newspaper voice.
The piece contrasts Speaker Henderson with Reed noting Henderson will differ in approach and social ease. Reed was a parliamentary autocrat, cynical and haughty, while Henderson is amiable, cordial, and more a mouthpiece of the administration.
The article notes Dr. King's New Discovery has given away over ten million trial bottles with guaranteed results for coughs colds and lung diseases. It mentions W Br McKee druggist offering free trial bottles. It also reports the sale of the Warwick farm in Warwick township Chester county Pa for $12 000 and describes the Warwick furnace with its Revolutionary War cannon history hidden in meadows to keep them from the British after the Brandywine battle.
An editor writes in the Leader’s Courier at Gscoea Mills Pa about a cough remedy. He claims it acts magically and finds none better for household use. If you have a cough, try it. For sale by W H McKee.
A vendor of universal medicine asserts a literal following of his prescription guarantees a cure in certain cases. He states the medicine should be taken internally, externally, and eternally. This claim appears in a fragment from the source.
Exota Gotphran, famed as the high priestess of anarchy, reportedly sailed from New York to England in an assumed name after December. The mysterious figure’s voyage and motive draw curiosity from followers and authorities alike.
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