Athens News Highlights Social Events and Local Trials
Mineral s in Athens hosts guests from Mar ta Briday and McCon hastile. Epworth League boxes supper nets over seven dollars. Charles F. Lent and Julia Hale wed in Athens. Dede Moore sails for Europe while Moore visits Washington. Will of Dr. R N Fuller case heard. J R Fuller contested executor role. Uniform Bank Knights of Thias initiate nine members. banquet and oysters afterward. Public inspection planned for Uniform Rank on March 2. Gloucester nights inspected March 1.
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Epworth League
H. M. Cott
Congress Street
Knights of
American Poultry Mixture advertised as a cure for cholera
An advertisement warns that cholera and roup devastate flocks causing huge losses and claims the American Poultry Mixture cures cholera and roup. It urges immediate use, guarantees results, and offers a sample box via Terre Haute Indiana.
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Americanity. Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Royal Baking Powder Co Ad at 100 William St New York
Royal Baking Powder Co advertises its baking powder economy in a compact classified style from 100 William Street New York. The note emphasizes value and product availability for households and bakers alike.
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Royal Baking Powdrs CO
William ST
New York
Mr and Mrs W. W. Ferguson Stop Between Trains
Mr and Mrs W W Ferguson of Whitney Indiana paused between trains on Friday en route to Marsfield to visit relatives for several weeks. Mr Ferguson is employed by Standard Oil in Indiana.
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Ferguson
Whitney
Indiana
Marsifield
Standard Oil Company
Letter from Lieut. Frank S. Lowry in the Philippines
Mrs Amelia Lowry reports a letter from her son Lieut Frank S Lowry of the 31st U S Infantry in Mindanao Philippines dated December 24 received February 11. The regiment enjoys good health and friendly natives. The ladles wear plaited skirts and no stockings. The natives celebrate Christmas with cockfighting. Weather is hot by day and cool by night. Also notes a Washington dispatch on iron and steel extortions in 1899 and a life tenure stenographer appointment for M R Blumenberg of Athens Ohio to the House committees.
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Amelia
Lowry
M. R. Bluenberg
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
MM. R. Blumenberg
Athens
House of Representatives
Binenberg
Grosvenor
General Grosvenor
Blumenberg
State Board of Charities reports hospital supply costs
Secretary Byers compiles a table of past year expenditures by state charitable institutions. The report lists per-hospital spending on inmates and related items, with notable figures for Athens, Cleveland, Columbus, Darton, Massillon, Toledo, and more, plus a section on wine and liquor costs. Dr King’s New Life Pills are praised as a busy daily aid.
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Byers
State Board of Charities
Athens
Gleveland Hospital
Columbus Hospital
Darton Hospital
Lofgnew Hospital
Massillon
Poledo Hospital
RTA
Longview
NGS
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Geologist cites Philippines outlook for metals as meager
George F. Becker of the geological survey returns from a year in the Philippines saying prospects for gold and other metals are poor there. He notes a better chance to strike it rich in the Southern states, but coal deposits inland show richness.
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George F. Becker
The
Geological Survey
Philippines
Wool imports and tariffs spur a burst of activity in woolen trade
Under the Dingley law the woolen industry resumes vigor as import volumes and tariff changes press producers. The American Woolen Company recently opened its full line of samples and booked over ten million dollars in business on the first day, while raw wool now costs twice its 1896 price.
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Tix Wool Prower
Dingley
American Woolen Company
Electric Bitters End Malaria Cure Story
Stood Death Off. E B Munday a lawyer of Henrietta describes aiding a brother with malaria and jaundice using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with saving his life and promoting full recovery. The ad claims Electric Bitters purify blood and aid digestion and organs, sold at McKee's drug store. A congressman's note suggests restricting mule exports to conserve supply for national needs.
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E. B. Munday
Henrietta Tes
Oie
McKee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Indigestion Relief
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for indigestion and stomach weakness. It claims the tonic cures dyspepsia and highlights crystal motifs in product presentation, noting sparkling crystal as a fashionable accent for vanity items and storage.
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Hood
Dogs as Peacemarkers
Reported in Frankford on Deal street the Peacemaker Brothers two harlequin dogs guard Mr Rickett s chickens like collies guard sheep. The dogs intervene when roosters fight, gazing away to deter battles and breaking up cock fights, a habit noted by a Journal writer.
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Rickett
Deal Street
Frankford
Peacemaker Brothers
Mr. Nickett
Ricketts
Journal
Populist coinage debate and money figures cited in 1900
A Chicago Evening News commentary reviews the Bryan era and silver coinage debate, citing treasury data from 1896 to 1900. It notes gold and gold certificates rising from 448 million to 804 million and total money in circulation en route to 2 billion, arguing against free silver. It also includes a medical testimonial for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and a light note on U S senators’ lemonade and ice consumption.
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Bryan
United States
East
Democratic Party
Editor's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
An editor from Wyatt Illinois recounts a severe October cold that progressed to lung trouble. After trying a local doctor, he used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and three bottles restored his lungs to health. The notice appears in The Review. A separate minority report in Congress supports direct senator elections by the people, urging immediate change without legislative approval.
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Chamberlain
B. S. Epwards
Review
Wyatt
W.H. McKee
House of Congress
Toledo and Ohio Central Extension R R
Toledo and Ohio Central Extension Railway management and proceedings noted with names R Morse Superintendent and T D Gale Receiver.
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Toledo & Ohio Central
R. R
M. Morse
T. D. Gale
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