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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
7
Canton Obie B C Stump testifies to Vinci not cod liver oil emulsions aiding his weak ill daughter. He recounts prior medicines failed and she was nauseated by cod liver oil. After using Vinci she quickly regained health and strength, calling Vinci unsurpassed for delicate children.
Fastidious women consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a necessity for hygienic care of the arson and local treatment of eminin. As a wash its cleansing germicidal deodorizing and healing qualities are extraordinary. For sale at Druggists sample free address The R Paxton Co Boston Mass.
Ohio sheriffs across eight counties may need to cover railway and interurban travel to serve papers as Attorney General Ellis notes the salary law only pays costs when using horses or wagons. Counties must supply horses and care, meals and judgings, with deputies' gear funded separately. telephones and office equipment may be covered under a different statute.
Earl Fayre a 16 year old from near Glouster died at Grant hospital after being treated for a bullet wound. The bullet was located by X ray and removed with little difficulty but blood poisoning proved fatal.
Mrs GC H Hunter and her niece Miss Neta Young have gone to Youngstown to spend Christmas with Mrs Hunter's brother Maphet Young. Miss Young formerly lived in Nelsonville and moved to Youngstown seven years ago where her uncle owns property and holds a good railroad position. They expect to be gone a week or ten days during Miss Young's vacation. Miss Young teaches in York township.
Governor Harris delays the Sultana Civil War memorial project after Attorney General Ellis finds the enabling act defective. No bribery was found, but the law lacks authority to use statehouse grounds for a site. Commission members Madden Cutler Zaiser faced conflict between Hughes Granite and Leland Hall. $15,000 appropriated, $4,000 contract in place.
An advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles with a refund offer if not cured in 6 to 14 days. It claims relief from itching bleeding and protrusion at 50 cents. The rest is an odd anecdote about a 72 year old maiden who never needed a doctor before.
A six year old boy died of diphtheria at the Children's Home after being brought there amid disputed authority claims by York township trustees. The disease, contracted in the community, exposed all forty six residents. Health officials disinfected the home and isolated others while trustees await proper facilities and certification.
A long list of local families and individuals announce Christmas and holiday visits. Readers include Mrs Jusia Black visiting relatives in Rebien of Robert Rian, Mr and Mrs Reynolds, Miss Mary Treadley of Tricksville High School, Miss Grace May departing for Norwalk, Master Lewis Snyder traveling to Broadway, and Miss Janine Parhop and Miss Virginia Bishop visiting Athens with their parents. The item also notes Kodol digestion remedy claims and a Chicago laboratory, with purchase via Gline's Pharmacy.
An open session will gather 16 Ohio education groups in Columbus at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Association house. General sessions follow Wednesday and Thursday evenings in the board of trade auditorium with speakers from Ohio schools. Thursday features talks on university progress and a banquet for Central Onlo School masters. Kodol is advertised as a stomach rest aid sold by Tline's Pharmacy.
Judge Lynch issues several marriage licenses. Ivor Thomas 23 laundress man of Columbus and Aramenta Ty Ps 32 of Cool Bears Prindigh are to wed. Grace O. Dunant 23 of Garyaville and Farley Wemmer 24 miner to marry. Lewis Morrison 24 miner and Cora Safreed 27 of George Norris plan nuptials with Lucy Learned 20 of Millfield.
Notice to teachers states exams held on the first Saturday of each month unless a holiday. If the first Saturday is a holiday the exam is moved to the following Saturday. Boxwell Examinations occur on the third Saturday in April and on the second Saturday in March. Astron Grady, Clerk.
An article argues beer should be valued as a nutritious food and temperance beverage. It cites endorsements from Mrs Photba Cousins and Dr Joseph Felster of Northwestern University, and praises Pabst Beer as a mild, healthful drink with eight-day malt and three and a half percent alcohol.
The Eastern Star lodge in Albany installed officers Tuesday night with Mary Lee Myre as Worthy Matron and J N Brown as Worthy Patron. An open ceremony followed by a banquet for about fifty guests. Brown served as toastmaster while Revs Moore and Reese praised the event. The article also notes strong school progress as public schools closed for holidays and a high school play, Under the Laurels, drew a full house and proceeds for the library fund.
A Sunday birth brings a fine daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Bardin. The notice notes health tips with Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, both sold by Cline's Pharmacy. Gesize Davia of Columbus visited Athens as guest mother.
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