Local ad snippet from January 15 1903 notice
An early 20th century classified style fragment shows a prepaid offer with price per item and a county locality note. The date indicates publication on Thursday January 15 1903.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
4
An early 20th century classified style fragment shows a prepaid offer with price per item and a county locality note. The date indicates publication on Thursday January 15 1903.
The piece surveys looming antitrust bills and notes Knox proposals to curb rebates and empower a bipartisan commission. It discusses Sugar Treaty talks with Cuba, Philippine sugar prospects, and economic strains from debt. Athens Ohio municipal finances and a GOP governor bid are touched.
Lk. C. Morgan, a Wellston student, was thrown from a sled with companions while traveling fast on State street Tuesday evening. The sled hit a frozen stone, capsized, and Morgan suffered a dislocated shoulder and bruises. companion Douglass Earhart was badly shaken as they were taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Rickey for medical attention.
The Athens County Telephone Company expanded its Athens exchange with a new 100 line switch board and added an extra operator this week. Prompt all night service has also begun for the first time since telephones were introduced in the city.
Marriage licenses issued include Francis M. Dailey with Margaret Mitchell of Stewart and Ella Warren of Guysville. Elsworth H. Faires with Elsie M. Vanhorn of Glouster. Vinton Cramer of Columbus with Mattie Bobo of Athens. Wm A Reeves of Orbiston with Elizabeth Miller of Derthick. Andrew Murphy of Athens with Emma V Warren of Coolville. Smoke General Grosvenor cigar.
A lover and his partner are urged to part for the night as a mother warns that it is nearly midnight and the girl's father may come down. The scene ends with the lover bowing and leaving.
In Paris during the reign of terror, Jean Truville hides a living heir to the Fayette estate to save Louise de la Fayette from execution. He impersonates the missing son, provides proof via a sworn affidavit, and accepts execution to spare the young noblewoman. After the Bourbon restoration, the duke regains his lands, while Louise mourns beside Jean’s grave.
A University of Lille professor reports a link between hair color and intellect, noting chestnut haired schoolboys tend to be cleverest and sit near the bend of the class. Fair haired girls are said to be more studious, while brown haired individuals may excel by individuality and style. red or auburn hair reportedly show less academic distinction.
The earliest observatory stood atop Belus temple, followed by Osymacias tomb in Egypt with a 200 foot golden circle. Benares hosts an ancient site. Europe’s first was Cassell in 1561. Tycho Brahe’s at Uraninburg 1576. Paris 1667. Greenwich older by two years. Nuremberg 1678. Berlin 1711. Bologna tower 1714. Stockholm Utrecht Copenhagen Lisbon observatories formed 1740 1650 1656 1728 respectively.
Russian and Siberian kettle bridges use multiple lances and cooking kettles to form rafts tied by ropes. Several rafts joined together create a bridge large enough to bear half a ton, allowing an army to cross quickly and safely.
John Mackay rushed into the Carson City Appeal editorial room to urge Sam Davis to publish a column about Crooks giving a peck of apples to the orphans. Davis asked why, and Mackay explained Crooks would be heartbroken without coverage this afternoon.
In winter many lack exercise causing thick blood and poor circulation leading to disease. Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil claims to revitalize purify and reconstruct without grease fishy odor or taste. Marketed for general health and as a good tonic for children. Sold by druggists. Prepared by Katharinon Chemical Co. St. Louis Mo.
The D A R ladies will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs deSteigner’s. All members with verified papers are asked to attend. Signed by Regent Mrs Lena Grant Armstrong Vice Regent Miss Mary Slattery and Registrar Mrs Grace Poston Biddle.
The proposed railroad through Canada intends to traverse vast regions never before explored, linking inland territory to the Pacific coast and expanding access for commerce and settlement.
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Athens Ohio post office on Monday January 12. Annie Bowden, Daily, Thos. Grim, Miss E M, Hoover Ethel, Keller Hull Jr, Kennon R P Lovell R B, Marrical Janes, Marton Lucile, Simpson Abigail, Wyatt William. Please say advertised when calling. D Gist P M
A warrant issued for Charles Mulligan in Mayor Logan's court on a paternity charge filed by Elsie Bobo. Mulligan will receive a hearing today.
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