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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
11
Effie Howard argues farm housekeeping is a vocation requiring health, system, training, and leadership. She urges households to allocate tasks, teach children, limit aims to match strength, and balance work with recreation, emphasizing health, order, thrift, and collaborative effort.
The Athens Farmers Institute opened late at 10:30 with invocation by George E. Scott. Discussion on alfalfa yielded notes on hilltop success, weed control, and three tons per acre in favorable years, as experts Scott and McIntire shared soil driven insights for local farmers.
Tonight's program at the institute features Selby's Juvenile Band, a talk by Prof. Edson M. Mills on the value and accessibility of agricultural education, a recitation by Charles Melvitire, and a piece on the nobility of farm life by George E. Scott.
Rev H. Hadley, once a noted Athens county man, died in New York after a life marked by drink and crime followed by conversion at the Jerry McAuley Mission. Born 1842 in Malta Township, Ohio, he later became superintendent of the mission, inspiring many converts. Burial will be beside his brother Col H. Hadley at Fountain Cemetery after services in Manhattan and John Street church.
"I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas" writes H L Stanley of Bruno praising Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He says five years of coughing and lung bleeding ended after his wife used one to twelve bottles, with a money refund offered. Trial bottle free at W H McKee’s druggist.
The juniors of the Christian church plan a Washington birthday supper in the church dining room next Thursday evening. Preparations aim to accommodate the large crowd usual at their suppers.
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