Former Resident Crippen Remembered in Celery Edition
The San ford Chronicle features a Celery Edition photo group of Mr. Albert H. Crippen and family. Crippen, born in Athens, served as Adams Express agent after the war, delivering parcels to trains with a cripsack while Carl Davie hauled excess packages on a dray. He married Miss Mattie Jones, tied to Athens roots, with ties to Rufus Crippen’s longtime grocery business. Sanford, on Lake Monroe near St Johns River, is noted as a thriving city with tropical crops and artesian irrigation.
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Mr. Crippen
Athens
Adams Express
Carl Davie
Mattie Jones
J. L. Jones
Florida
Rufus Crippen
St. Johns River
Permits to Wed Noted for Athens and New Floodwood Couples
Edward J. Sutton a 21 year old bus driver and Betella Robinson 20 a dressmaker both of Athens obtain marriage licenses. Dale K B Grimes 23 a brakeman and Ada J Blackwell 20 of Athens are granted permits. Leave Loudermilk 24 a miner and Nettie Miller 17 of New Floodwood receive permits.
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Edward J. Sutton
Betella Robinson
Athens
Dale KB. Grimes
Ada J. Blackwell
Loudermilk
Miner
Nettie Miller
New Floodwood
President Helps Orphans In Georgia Home
Hendreda of orphans aided by the President of The Industrial and Orphan's Home at Macon Georgia writes that Bitters has been used for nine years. It aids stomach liver and kidney troubles and boosts appetite. It strengthens weak children and run-down people and is described as a top family medicine. Only 50c at McKee's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendreda
Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
McKee's
Local News From Mineral and Athens Observations
Mrs Clara Bolster returned from Athens after a week with Mrs Charles Pidcock. Paul Beckler a traveling salesman from Athens visited Mineral on Monday. William Dexter moves his family to Parkersburg this week. Mr and Mrs KR Marquis praised Dr Cadmans lecture in Athens Thursday evening. J G Baughman editor of the Warefield Eagle called on business in Mineral Monday morning. A Maccabee ladies supper and entertainment in their hall Saturday evening drew social and financial praise as a feature of the season. A mock trial by about twenty Law and Order League members added interest. We visited the Athens depot for a morning train and found heat and other accommodations poor. Citizens’ complaints about waiting for trains prompted concerns.
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Paul Beckler
Athens
William Dexter
Parkersburg
Marquis
Dr. Cadman
J. G. Baughman
Warefield Eagle
Maccabee
Oeenten
Law and Order League
Watlan . & O
Kidney troubles cure claim by Speal Kidney Pit advert
An advertisement from Dr. Henderson Crider Drug Co promotes Speal Kidney Pit as a guaranteed remedy for kidney troubles. The copy asserts strong potency and promises to relieve ailments with a positive guarantee.
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Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Innocent. sim Kuicker-How did you know r nd was working down in the oifize
A fragmented dialogue scene shows a haste reply of Busy from a Youngbride in a distorted workplace setting. The text hints at miscommunication and a chaotic office environment with a cryptic exchange.
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Sim Kuicker
Youngbride
Wwe
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Published
Teachers Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of each month unless a holiday, in which case the exam will be on the following Saturday. Boxwell Examinations occur on the third Saturday after and or the second Saturday in May. Q. C. Jackson, Clerk.
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Q. C. Jackson
Fascinating Geology and the Rise of Gradual Change
A London Times writer argues the greatest era in geology was the shift from cataclysmic to gradual, continuous Earth changes. He cites weathering, rock splitting by freezing, and fossil records as evidence of slow processes shaping land and oceans, praising geology’s scientific prestige and practical benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
W. J. Sollas
Oxford
Africa
Whittier a Lonely Romantic Poet in Early Life
Professor W. L. Phelps in the North American Review describes John Greenleaf Whittier as a solitary figure shaped by Quaker upbringing and fragile health. He notes Whittier’s romantic temperament and curiosity about distant places, contrasted with austere celibacy and limited travel within New England and nearby coasts.
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Whittier
Irving
Europe
Cooper
Bryant
Old World
Longfellow
New England
Shore
Washington
Harrisburg
Barrett Wendell
W. L. Phelps
North American Review
The Pin That Won A Job
A man out of work recalls a clerk who was told no vacancy yet hired after picking up a pin. He tries the same ruse with a manufacturer, but is caught stealing the pin and escorted off the premises. The anecdote contrasts two outcomes based on a single act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Pearson's Weekly
Local Notes From Hebbardsville and Columbus Visits
Little Valerie Armstrong is ill Mrs H A Matheny is very ill visitors from Michigan and Boston called on locals Ed McVay and Marguerite Allen went to Columbus to see a sister in treatment Mr and Mrs W R Angel and daughter visited in Columbus Mrs Angie Evans of Boston stayed with her father Amos Masters Fred Voorhes of Columbus visited his parents Mrs H A Matheny returned from Pittsburg Dr Higgins of Athens attends to a patient Annual P Church meeting held at 9 oclock Tuesday One officer absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Armstrong
H. A. Matheny
Thomas
Michigan
John Fisher
Columbus
Ed McVay
Marguerite Allen
Columbus Sunady
W. R. Angel
Prank Biddle
Angie Evans
Boston
Amos Masters
Fred Voorhes
Pittsburg
Will McLean
Eimner Gift
Buffalo
Rose Gift
Eick
Dr. Higgins
Athens
John Gleason
P. Church
Stomach Restorative Promoted by Dr Pierce Remedies
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach weakness, liver laziness, and blood problems. It claims the remedy invigorates the stomach and liver, purifies blood, and fights disease producing bacteria. It also touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Leanser
Local social notes list visits and guests across towns
Tuesday of a week in Columbus area residents hosted and visited relatives. Ruth Robbinett stayed with Charles Bolen. Ed Robbinett and baby from Chauncey visited Ira Robbinett. Jesse Voorhes and S. Vorhes visited family. C. V. Vorhes hosted S. Vorhes and wife. Frank Dorsey visited Charlies Knight’s home and returned home. Mrs. Julian Gift ill. Misses Mary and Allie Patterson visited. Mr. and Mrs. Winn of Colorado and Mrs. Winn of Rio Grande were in the area. John Harner and wife visiting Morgantown. Anna Mary Drake at home. Mrs. R. J. Crossen, now Milo, Ohio, back from surgery and recovering. sister Mrs. Creamer returned from Columbus.
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Ed Robbinett
Baby
Chauncey
Ira Robbinett
Jesse Voorhes
C. V. Vorhes
S. Vorhes
Frank Dorsey
Columbus
Charlies Knight
Julian Gift
Mary
Allie Patterson
Winn
Little Son
Colorado
Dr. Winn
Rio Grande
John Harner
Morgantown
W. Va
Anna Mary Drake
R. J. Crossen
Milo
Ohio
Mrs. Creamer
Banks Named to Handle Forest Service Receipts
Washington announces six western depositories for National Forest receipts after December 1. Banks in Denver Ogden Albuquerque Missoula Portland and San Francisco will receive timber sale and grazing payments and credit the Treasury. Estimated year receipts total about 2 million dollars with district shares ranging from 275000 to 250000.
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Washington
Forest Service
Denver
Ogden
Albuquerque
Missoula
Portland
San Francisco
Western Montana National Bank
Montana
First District
Idaho
Wyoming
South Dakota
Denver National Bank
Colorado
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Utah
First National Bank
New Mexico
Arizona
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nevada
California
Fifth District
Oregon
Sixth District
Alaska
United States
United States Treasury
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Death of Mrs. Charlote Lindley Dickey in Laporte Indiana
Mrs. Charlot é Lindley Dickey dies at 11 PM Thursday at her Laporte home after a short illness. Born July 10 1829 in Hebbarlaville Athens County Ohio she was nearly 80. Surviving are sisters Mrs. Jacobs Peru and Mrs. Six Logansport brother Frank Dickey Kansas and three sons Charles Lindley Dickey Dr John A Dickey and Henry Bartlett, the latter died in 1864. Funeral and interment Sunday at 2 30 at the new cemetery with Rev Thurlow presiding.
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Charlot É Lindley Dickey
Laporte
Ind
Dickey
Hebbarlaville
Athens County
Ohio
Ziba Lindley
Mary Bartlett
8. Jacobs
Peru
Henrietta
Logansport
Frank Dickey
Kansas
Lindley
Charles 8. Dickey
Marietta
Henry Bartlett
John A. Dickey
Charles Lindley Dickey
New Cemetery
Thurlow
Presbyterian Church
Allson Dead of Columbus Hospital After Noon
Samuel M Allson son of the late William and Allison died in a Columbus hospital Sunday afternoon. He lived in Chillicothe and is survived by three brothers. The family originated from Waterloo township and is well known in western Athens county.
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M. Allson
Samuel M. All
William Hi
Allison
Columbus
Chillicothe
Waterloo Township
Athens County
Miners’ Output surge on Hokkaido island coal fields
The island of Hokkaido shows a dramatic rise in mining production from 280,000 in 1895 to almost 7,000,000 in 1907, with only a small portion of its mineral field exploited.
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Hokkaido
Japan
Klondike Output Forecast By Yukon MP Thompson
Mr Thompson, Canadian member of parliament for Yukon, predicts that within five years the Klondike gold output will reach twenty million dollars annually due to the activities of the major dredging companies.
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Golden Klondike
Thompson
Yukon
Typewriter Firm Plans Hotel Machine Supply
An enterprising typewriter firm is arranging to supply hotels with machines for guest use. Guests would deposit coins to access the typewriters, providing a pay per use service in hotel lobbies.
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al Dineum An Ats
Pte
Dr Thomas Oil Provides Quick Relief for Cuts and Burns
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers rely on Dr Thomas Electric Oils to relieve pain from cuts, burns or bruises at once. The product claims instant stinging relief and prevents lingering pain when applied.
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Thomas
Foraker Defends Brownsville Affair Speech In Senate
Senator Foraker charges illegal diversion of funds by the president and secretary of war to pay private detectives probing the Brownsville affair. He cites a $3,000,000 war fund and asserts no precedent for such actions. Senator Lodge notes past use of similar funds without constitutional violation.
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Ohio
Brownsville
Lodge
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Senate
William H. Taft
Foraker
Mr. Foraker
Secretary of War
Secretary of
Herbert J. Browne
Brown
Baldwin
McKinley
Root
Taft
General Wright
Sperry to have audience with King Emmanuel in Rome
Naples dispatch reports Rear Admiral Sperry commander of the American battleship fleet, called on authorities and prepared for an audience with King Emmanuel in Rome scheduled for tomorrow.
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Sperry
Rome
Naples
Thorities
King Emmanuel
What became of the woman in the quilted petti coat
The item questions the fate of an elderly woman described as wearing a quilted petti coat. It surveys readers for any sighting or story about her past, present whereabouts, or last known location.
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Albert H.crippen
Sanford
Mla
Albert H., Crippen
City
Clara Bolster
Charles Pidcock
U. R K
U. R. K.of P
K. of P
Athens Company
Knights of Pythias of Ohio
F. P. McVay
Minchner
O. Moore
T. A. Cotton
A. C. Roach
L. W. Kelley
8. F. Beverage
Moore
McVay
L. J. Mercer
L. L. Mercer
Albert Rink
C. Harris
William Blackburn
S. H. Lancaster
William Jones
H. Lancaster
Len Metzger
Harvey Ramsey
J. H. Johnson
J. F. Robbins
Offcer
Menars
R Pr McVay
Frank Fenzel
Walter Carr
Mac Bethel
Captain Mercer
Eighth
Lake Erie
Athens Company No. 54
Frank F. Goldsberry
Ito
Hebbardsville
Karl Coe
Ruth Robbinett
Charles Bolen
Uni
Ted States Forest Service
Bix
The
United
Charlotte Dickey
H.W. Evoline
PosAage Aupe
H. A. Haning
Lawrence & Bean. Fire and Life Insurance
J. S. Basom, D. D. S
South Court Street
Ohio Central Lines
Via
W. RY. East
Bean
H. C. Stevenson
Cincinnati
M. E
Circleville
George Fenzel
George Fengel
Fenzel
Nelson
Ad Street
Washington, D. C
Oltende Durem Ropa
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