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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
6
The piece describes evolving fashion trends with long chains giving way to bead necklaces and slender gold pendants, bracelets with elbow sleeves dominating, and a revival of old designs like filigree. It highlights Spring Summer fabrics, Banzai silks washing well at fifty cents a yard, and fur wraps as essential, plus elegant details like guimpes and embroidered buttons.
There is a considerable demand for colored gloves to match the gown or trimmings. In the latter case the stocking worn should match the glove in color, and never were there pret tier stockings to be had at a moderate outlay than at the present time. Shoes for evening wear are high heeled and very elaborate, being strapped in many dainty forms and embroidered in beads and in ribbon work. Often they are made up especially to match the gown where this is of sufficiently substantial material.
Mrs Bary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie New York endorses Dr King's New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. The pills are guaranteed by W H McKee druggist priced at 25 cents.
Columbus Ohio. Sunday excursion Jan 14 1906 fare for round trip one dollar train leaves Athens 5 50 am returning leaves Columbus 7 pm Ohio Good Roads Convention tickets hold Jan 15 16 good returning Jan 17 rate from Athens 2 55 Liverybody urged to send name to Mr A C Jackson Secretary National Good Roads Association Columbus Ohio to receive an appointment as a delegate to the mass convention which will influence the Legislature in session
An Ohio ad and obituary notice mix mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a home staple cited by Mrs. Grant Shy of Springfield. The funeral service for a local and Columbus bank member Dr. King’s congregation attended by Odd Fellows members notes interment delays due to a traveling son. survivors include three sons from Columbus, New York City, and Arizona. A baby poem and Rock Mountain Tea plug appear among household mentions.
Mrs Bertha Tippie died at the Campbell addition home last evening at 5 o clock from tuberculosis age 35 wife of Mike Tippie Mine 210 Sugar Creek. She leaves two children and had lived in Athens two months from Sand Ridge funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the Christian church Dr T L Lowe officiating burial at the new cemetery. George Sallapa died Saturday night of pneumonia age 18 employed at Mine 209 Sugar Creek burial at Catholic cemetery funeral held at the Catholic church this morning at 9 30 Rev Banahan officiating the illness lasted four days.
In Vastry Mississippi January special Mr Parson tells how his wife Mrs C W Pearson suffered kidney related spasms since July. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills she gained weight and improved greatly. Also an Athens New York subscription rep sought with yearly renewals and commissions.
Mrs Michael Hart wife of the Kingston cart service superintendent in Jamaica says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs croup and whooping cough and-found it very beneficial. She would not be without a bottle. Sold by W K McKee druggist.
A Ames township reader asks why county officials drew small salaries while the Infirmary board paid higher sums. The note explains that county commissioners receive 72.25 dollars per month from the general fund and that the itemized report covers only bills not specified by statute.
Mrs. James Duncan wife of the Luhrig coal company store manager died at her home in Luhrig after two weeks illness of quinsy. Age about 33 she leaves her husband and three children. Funeral at Chauncey Tuesday at 1 PM with interment there.
The note extols relief from grip causing severe discomfort through early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims tens of thousands have used it with no pneumonia or nonrecovery cases reported and lists W. H. McKee as the selling pharmacist.
Invigorates lengthens and builds up bodily, mental, and moral condition. The product claims to keep you in good shape. Available 35 cents, Tea or Tablets at Cline's Pharmacy.
Charles Brown, a former Athens resident employed at Mine 209 Sugar Creek, suffered a left arm fracture yesterday when caught between a car and the entry side while hauling track material. He was taken home to Chauncey where Dr Sprague reduced the fracture.
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