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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
7
Mr L D Hazzard of 1130 Lane Street Hamilton Ohio reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney discomfort after buying at J G Schwartz drug store. He says the treatment banished kidney annoyance and the back strain pain. Forsyer Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells them for 50 cents.
A reader’s notes describe the Rutland sanatorium opened Oct 3 1898 with initial funding and expansions. It details patient care in early tuberculosis, uniform weekly charges, camp dining, open windows, cold baths, and strict sputum hygiene to prevent reinfection. It notes six month average stays, capacity plans, and the push for a state sanatorium with public support and physician referrals.
LYSANDER. E Love night clerk at the Neil hotel in Athens spent Sunday with his parents here. Robert McClanahan and sister Mrs. Rogers of Shade were guests of their brother J. C. McClanahan and wife last week. Miss Ruby Kirkendall of Lottridge spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents here. Miss Goldie Tedrow visiting sister Mrs Lewis Kelley at Athens. Wm. Roush and wife spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Harry Sams at Kingsberry. Rev J B Massie to fill regular appointment at Graham Chapel Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs James Rankin of Alfred visited relatives including Mrs Samuel Kirkendall. George Cullums spent weekend with his parents while attending school at Guysville. Lewis Hull injured forehead chopping wood. Allen Mansfield Thomas Hill and Elza Kirkendall traveled to Athens for business. Mrs George Love is much improved after illness. Mrs Jame Rankin and Mrs Samuel Kirkendall called on sisters Mrs Addie Davis and Mrs Ella Halsey. Marvey Shaw teaches in the district and Miss Raby Kirkendall taught at Lottridge, home for weekend. Nellie Hill is sick with jaundice.
Mrs Matilda M Boncher of Valley City North Dakota relates her health troubles from dizziness to bilious attacks and sciatic pain. She credits Dodds Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills with cures and notes their popularity in Barnes County.
In Utah dice throwing is declared a legal method to decide a tied election. State statutes provide that candidates in such cases may draw lots for the office.
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