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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
5
Royal Baking Powder Co presents a bread and cake promotion at 100 William Street New York inviting bakers and households to choose quality leavening for superior results.
OSA native T Quilaria enters O U this week. Ida Bowser visits Lancaster. Frank Dye, Downington, and William Simons, Jacksonyilly, travel for business in Athens. Multiple trustees meet at state hospital. Many residents host guests in Roseville McConnelsville Cincinnati Cleveland and Jacksonville. Russell-Marshal Mining interest and local appointments noted.
The Pallas Club gathered Saturday at Mrs Feltons home with Miss Bord absent. Mrs Frost led the meeting. Miss Hil read a paper on Grup wit among Scandinavians, Mrs Sloane spoke on Polar Expeditions, and Miss Hobson reviewed Talstors What is Art. Mary Fulton sang a solo. Next meeting will be at Mrs Frosts.
A reported lecture promises a striking display on liquid air cooling. The talk describes a substance producing extreme cold and its potential to freeze alcohol or melt steel. Audience members, including Peleus, are invited to an event with tickets and a date hinted as Vesa 15.
Prof Copeland spoke to the Vinton county Teachers in Zaleski on Saturday. Chicago advance agent Mr Graves discussed Liquid Air in chapel Monday. Joseph R Jones visited Columbus to see Henry Irving in The Merchant of Venice. Athletic Association planned reevaluating key rules before elections. manager posts open for basketball baseball track and football. Faculty named P F Johnston and Chauncey Wagner editors and managers of the college paper. Editorial staff assigned roles including F P Johnson editor in chief Chauncey Wagner business manager T L Morgan assistant business editor D Shepherd news editor A P Goodsir literary J E McDaniel exchange alumni. Miss Nanunie Gabbert has missed classes a week due to illness. Hope for strong enthusiasm in literary societies mirrors political energy.
Marriage licenses issued for Harrison Brooks and Carrie Pidcock of Afarshfield John Hunter and Eva Baker of Athens William E. Shields and Fannin Hick of Nelsonville and Charles L. Dean of Athens with Jennie Robinson of Canaan township.
Watt Shipley, 86, died Tuesday night at his Zaleski home after a brief illness of hemorrhage of the bowels. Funeral services will be held Friday morning.
The Athens Ohio post office lists uncalled letters as of Monday January. Names include Hattie Ballem Rosa Cunningham Rosa Dille D. a Exalted Ruler Elke Ledge Erwin Alice Gabriel A. L. Gralman Mrs F. J. George Halling Core Kasson H. A. Krepps William Keineman Mr W Moore J. W Nail Charley Parfitt Mary Panenke J. B Rice Mary Smith H. E. Shaffer W. G. Sledge Fannie R. Stires Geo. Taylor Amm Verity Alva Walker John Whiteford EH B Y Yelch Frank. Readers calling for these letters should respond they were advertised. C D Gist PM.
The latest colonial drama At Valley Forge will play Tuesday evening February first at the opera house. The love story unfolds in the Revolution era and features a papyriot order cast, with a strong Anthony Hope style atmosphere.
Old iron and metals bought at market price. Lost dog described as a Biseck Water Spaniel with special markings. liberal reward offered. A seven room house and eight acre lot for sale in Chaan ecey with orchard and out buildings. Various notices mix from Athens area with rewards and inquiries.
The piece discusses small leaks of habit and waste that erode wealth and character. It cites Franklin and other figures to illustrate prudent spending and ethical diligence, warning that minor misdeeds and negligence erode reputation and personal energy.
An OCR fragment merges outdated predictions about lying and travel language with an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It touts internal remedies, emphasizes blood and mucous surface action, and lists Toledo vendors and prices.
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