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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
3
Ministers physicians and lawyers laud Dr A W Chase's Ointment for skin troubles burning itching and bleeding as a medicine favored by many professions. The advertisement notes wide endorsement and efficacy claims across professions.
A reflective piece blends a Christmas night pageant with sermon-like verses on faith and deeds. It shifts to humorous rustic anecdotes about a mule and the male animal, then veers to a startling, crude allegory about a failed encounter and its abrupt, dark twist.
A fragment discusses human idiosyncrasies through a tale of a mule and a mock planet impact, then shifts to reflections on mental and social peculiarities. It notes how environment and heredity shape behavior, from old maids to bachelors, and questions standards for judging thinking and voting.
An old notice extols Hostetter’s Almanac and remedies, while a murder case in Plattsburg Mo. proceeds against Addie B. Richardson. Testimonial from George McKee of Athens Ohio praises Dr Seth Hart’s Croup Syrup for saving his child after a nickel swallowed. Ed Jarett of Percy Illinois dies after a shaft fall over 100 feet.
Mrs LB Hane of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a frightful stomach trouble and yellow jaundice with gallstones and declining health. After doctors failed an operation was advised but Electric Bitters cured her completely improving digestion liver and kidney function. Sold by W E McKee.
Describes top localities for game and fish in the South and lists state game laws with contacts, hotels, and rates. Indicates the guide can be ordered by sending two cents to C B Allen of the Southern Railway in St Louis. Dawson reports a large stamp sale tied to Mayo Creek in the Stewart river district.
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