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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
11
A Hanna Wyoming advertisement urges early action against kidney issues. It cites vague symptoms and promotes Dodd’s Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy. A resident named W H Jeffries shares a testimonial about relief from fatigue back pain and kidney discomfort after using the product.
The record shows 34 503 new buildings rented in 1905 state wide costing 35 963 858 75. Hamilton 1807 buildings costing 5 990 230. Franklin 1997 costing 2 848 520. Montgomery 1478 costing 1 396 590. Butler 420 costing 342 140. Clark 904 costing 608 300. Total indigent soldier aid 276 492 48. county breakdown listed. Additional care for pauperism totals 1 004 96. Hamilton outside relief 25 076. Montgomery infirmary 42 298 19 outside 697 17. Franklin infirmary 43 206 97 outside 2812 54. Butler infirmary 20 756 72 outside 5715 36.
In Woodford Tennessee Mrs Mollie Holt nearly died from a lung infection after forty eight hours of watching by family Doctors judged her end near Then at urgent request Dr Kings New Discovery was given her and she improved rapidly until she fully recovered Now a healthy woman Guaranteed care for coughs and colds 50 cents and 1.00 at W H McKee
A bondsmen meeting in the Court Room discussed suits against ex-Treasurers Biddison and Hickman to recover funds missing during their terms. A five-man committee, led by W. M. Kurtz, will represent bondsmen as they review facts and decide on future action. Ex-Treasurer Biddison and auditor is reviewing books. Hickman plans a similar inquiry.
The Philomathena club hosted a Friday evening reception in their hall at the university. The crowd filled the decorated room as Philo and guests enjoyed cocoa and wafers, a strong musical and literary program, and solo and quartet performances plus humorous verses by R. Walter Brown.
A period-era prayer asks Grover Cleveland to lead Democrats away from free silver and toward a straight ticket. The author pleads for divine guidance to choose between Bryan and Cleveland paths, pledging loyalty and readiness to follow the party leader.
January records fall as temperatures reach 72.4 degrees at the weather station surpassing 1883 and 1583 highs by several degrees. Crowds fill streets enjoying sunshine while livery services run short. experts warn of potential damage to fruit buds if cold weather returns. A Columbus baseball game advances indoors as hyacinths sprout and buds break ground.
Regular session of 115 mines operated by The Sunday Creek company gathers in Campbell building assembly hall. John M Roan and other superintendents discuss safe efficient management with delegates from Hocking Valley Sunday Creek and Kanawha valleys in West Virginia.
A new postmaster at Canaanville faces chaos with school children during mail delivery. John Finsterwald mismanages duties, leading to confusion and a fatal accident as a workman at Chauncey is crushed by a car, dying en route to Corning after being cut off from a safe rescue.
Local merchants promote Cole's Hot Blast stoves at Golden Berry's store opening. The advertisement highlights durable fuel efficient models and special priced bundles for early buyers.
Goldsberry promotes Cole's Hot Blast Heaters promising a three percent saving on coal bills. The advertisement positions Goldsberry as the retailer supplying the heaters for household use and efficiency.
John Turner a 21 year old brakeman was crushed last evening in the yards while guiding a car weighing coal. He had just moved several cars using gravity and attempted to catch another car when the tragedy occurred. He worked with other yardmen in assembling trains and weighing coal.
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