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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
3
Amethysts rise in favor with square cuts set with diamonds and pearls. Broad collars of three to five strands gain Paris-following appeal, while emeralds remain highly desirable. Men adopt decorative sleeve links and a slim watch chain of small stones. flowers appear in brooch designs as spring fashion progresses. Amy Varnum.
An ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing stomach and digestive disorders. It claims faster digestion and stronger blood, citing a testimonial from J. S. Bell of Iowa and offers a free medical adviser with stamp payment for a bound book.
The text outlines Foraker’s long public record from jurist to senator, noting his steady rise, role in national conventions, and reputation as a cautious, capable leader. It contrasts factional disputes involving Herrick and Harding, and mentions local UTRC meeting notes and upcoming program details.
A breezy fashion note highlights small calf sets including muff and cravat as among the smartest and newest acquisitions for the modern woman's toilet. The piece emphasizes novelty and chic appeal for contemporary wardrobes.
An open letter from Dr. G. H. Mayhagh of Westerville criticizes Senator Foraker for neglecting national duties to influence Ohio politics. Mayhagh opposes bossism and Herrick’s renomination, arguing the rank and file do not want him. He asserts Herrick is already defeated and notes Foraker’s stance against party machinery.
A proverb-like note on secrecy describes a woman who avoids sharing confidences with men and entrusts secrets only to other women who vow not to reveal them. This compact reflection highlights discretion and gendered trust in private communication.
An advertisement promotes Dr Boschee s German Syrup as a reliable cure for consumption and lung troubles. It claims forty years of worldwide effectiveness and offers a trial bottle for 25c and a larger bottle at druggists. The passage also includes unrelated lines about chewing gum and Rocky Mountain Tea.
Miss H M Middeton of Thebes NL says a fever sore vanished in less than a week after using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. The ad touts the salve as a scar free cure for burns boils piles and other skin troubles. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy. Truth gets crushed in political campaigns.
Afraid of strong medicines people suffer rheumatic pains for years and refuse internal drugs. Quick relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm, without taking any medicine. For sale by McKee's drug store.
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The Ohio Vicksburg Battlefield Commission selects Monday May 22 1905 for dedicating Ohio monuments at Vicksburg Park. A special excursion from Ohio to Vicksburg is planned with through tickets to cover travel via Cincinnati and return, with expectant attendance by Governor Taft Roosevelt and War Secretary. Special trains depart Columbus May 19 and Cincinnati May 19 with further details from W P Gault secretary Columbus Ohio.
A vintage remedy advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a cure for intestinal indigestion and a range of ailments linked to it. It claims quick cleansing of the intestinal tract and rapid relief, listing [sic] price details for small and large bottles and noting availability at druggists.
The fragment reflects a personal note or dedication style line. It hints at a respectful closing or reminder to comfort a recipient, but lacks clear events, names, or places for a fuller summary. Further readable text would enable a more precise headline and card summary.
A wry observation notes that husbands of famous wives face light expectations and smoother social scrutiny, suggesting male partners benefit from their spouse’s prominence. The remark implies gendered reputational effects in public life.
A local reader salutes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and influenza while noting pneumonia deaths in Chicago. The ad cites a testimonial from W. D. Wilcox of Logan New York and mentions McKee's drug store as supplier.
This pithy remark plays on social embarrassment about age and privacy, implying fate or record keeping ignores such personal data when a woman reveals her age. The line echoes old fashioned prudery and humor about aging in public discourse.
The soothing remedy promises quick relief for colds croop and whooping cough and is praised as safe for all ages as it contains no opium or harmful drag. Sold at Mees drug store amid a note on cold weather health.
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to digest food, rest the stomach, and treat sour stomach, gas, bloating, and heart palpitations. A Kentucky reader from Little Rock testifies it saved their three year old and notes continued use. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy. The teaser ends with a jab about men regretting past mistakes.
Tickets will be sold at intervals until April 1905 for Homeseeker’s excursions. For particulars call on or address ticket agents.
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