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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
3
The article asserts remedies for skin complexion based on liver health and blood purification. It promotes Green's August Flower as a direct liver remedy that cleanses blood and improves complexion while also addressing constipation biliousness and nervousness. It claims a trial bottle cures dyspepsia and indigestion with pricing given for trial and regular sizes.
Percival Jones reports a Jersey Durham cow near Marshfield that freshened three months ago and, with only pasture, yields 49 pounds of milk daily. The record claim highlights the cow's unusual combination and productivity in a rural setting.
For a lazy liver try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They invigorate the liver aid the digestion regulate the bowels and prevent bilious attacks. For sale by McKee's drug store.
The Ball family expresses appreciation to friends for kindness during the illness and death of their husband. Also notes figures on government costs: United States annual costs $112,000, and the British royal family costs $46,000,000 per year.
Mrs. H. L. McAfee plans a Gar rett Indiana trip to visit sister Mrs. Will Trainer. Mrs. W. M. Jeffers hosted Thursday guests Mrs. Margaret Jeffers of Marion and Mrs. Jennie Saunders of Delaware. Mrs. Bertha Charlton and daughter visit locally. C. E. Chase of Parkersburg spends a few days at home. Frankie Caldwell of Parkersburg calls on friends. W. B. Noyes and wife hosted last week Mr. Fred Bumgardner and family of Chicago. Mrs. H. L. McAfee attended to business at Reedsville Thursday. M. A. Noyes visited Marietta on business. Mrs. Joseph Chase slowly improves after illness.
Miss Clara Welling of Chauncey visited relatives here Sunday. Agusta True returned home in McConnelsville Monday after a visit here. Joe Dixon and daughter visited Athens relatives last week. Dow Henry and wife and William Earich and wife of Athens visited here. Louis Russell of Athens visited his parents Sunday. Evan Dent is sick. Dr. Learned was in Chauncey Monday. Ray Gardner and Maud Pendergrass of Chauncey visited here Sunday. Children’s day exercises were attended at Wolfe's Plains. Orlie Stephenson and Amanda Cheadle were married at George Chadwell's home. Mrs. J. R. Wade is sick. L. D. Hanlin and wife attended Walter Lively's wedding at Byers Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Ionna Runnion welcome a son born June 16. Mrs Grimes of Cogsville visited Alex Caldwell on Saturday. Robert Runnion attended the ice cream supper at Flora Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Henry Swartz and daughter May visited Val Swartz Sunday. James Caldwell visited his brother Mark Noyce who is ill with hip cancer. Roy Price of Guysville attended the ice cream supper at E Rollins Wednesday night. M M Rannion has housework and a tin roof planned for his barn. The Rollins ice cream gathering Wednesday night was well attended. Mrs Lucy Windsor Eva Town of Bethany visited Leona Runnion last Wednesday.
Amesville society items report visits by John and Mrs. Phillips to Marion guests of Dr and Mrs Linscott. Will Logan of Columbus visits his father A L Logan. Mrs Charles Hoisington of Chicago visits relatives. E A Smiths plan Marysville trip to see son L H Smith. Lydia Blunden sells Harrison street property to C P Smith for 1300 dollars and relocates to Cincinnati with daughters Eva and Lou. Rural free delivery route active July 1 with W P Hoisington as carrier and Fred Balls as substitute. Rev Huber delivers farewell sermon and heads to Indian Territory. An election July 9 to decide corporate rights versus streetlight policy as Green Street governance continues. Funeral for Sarah Logan wife of A L Logan held at M E church with Rev T F Garrett officiating. Herbert H Henry and wife visit Marietta recently.
A Spartan boy endures a brutal scene as a fox tears at his bowels while concealed under his toga. The administration displays stoic resolve, praising resilience despite the savage moment and the symbolic impact on leadership.
A testimonial from H. A. Tisdale of Summerton credits DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with curing bleeding itching and protruding piles after twenty years of failure with other treatments. The note claims two boxes cured him eighteen months ago and he remains symptom free. The product is sold by Cline's Pharmacy for various pile symptoms.
Pointers filed in Athens County Ohio judge's office suspend for exceptions until July 4 1903 at 10 o clock a m. Maria Moulligan guardian of Margaret Mulligan first account Joseph Mulligan guardian of Frances Mulligan fifth account L M Dorsey guardian of Catherine Gabriel third account W G Hickman administrator of Lewis Davenport first and final account George Vernon administrator of Daniel B Vernon final account Lucia J Putnam executrix of Harriet B Smith first and final account A W Lynch Probate Judge June 18 to July 2
A son was born to Arthur Meighen and his wife on June 26. In Coolville on June 20 a neck yoke strap failed on Guy Dean’s team causing the buggy to overturn and throw Mr Dean and his sister. Miss Dean injured with an ankle break. top of buggy damaged. Dr Guthrie reports Miss Dean is improving as expected. Rogers Parkersburg typhoid fever worsens for Carl Young. households aided by Miss Minnie Conanat. Local visits by Bert Dean, Mrs Hasains, and others.
Long proposed Ohio constitutional amendments outline how bills become law and voter ballot wording for a 1903 election. It details reading rules, veto procedures, and separate reconsideration steps, plus instructions for voters on the governor’s veto yes or no choices.
Ohio voters were asked in 1903 to approve Article 14 Section 6 dictating city classifications by population and restricting fiscal powers with three classes. The amendment would place Yes or No on the ballot as Municipal classification amendment yes or no.
A proposed amendment to Ohio Constitution Article XII Section 2 would allow exemptions for burying grounds houses of worship charitable institutions and certain personal property up to set values. The measure aims to create uniform taxation rules for similar property classes and would take effect January 1, 1904 after a statewide vote.
The document records a 1903 Ohio General Assembly joint resolution proposing an amendment to Section 3 of Article XIII to ensure liability is limited to stockholders and not individuals for unpaid stock. It notes voters could choose "For" or "Against" the amendment at the November election and includes signatures of representatives and the secretary of state.
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