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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1895
Page
2
The fragment notes Cras SDI SS as editor and general manager for the US Atuong Messenger and Herald. No further readable details on ownership, location, or dates are present.
Circulation 3 600 VENMS 1 50 per year in advance THURSDAY JULY 18 1895 An advertisement touts a comprehensive Ohio farm laws book detailing chapters on animals mortgages contracts descent distribution dower drainage deeds wills labor and landl ord ten ant objects with Supreme Court decisions and amendments included It claims the volume provides clear rights under law and stresses landlord and personal property provisions as especially valuable.
A fragmentary commentary on newspapers and editors, noting prominent figures and the appeal of sensational content. It discusses circulation advantages of certain editors, the growth of Chinese product imports affecting prices, and the impact of a traveling circus on urban economies and public support. References include Reston Journal and a Trouton editor.
Britain’s Liberal government falls as Lord Rosebery quits. Salisbury forms a new ministry with Balfour, Chamberlain, and Goschen as key figures. The cabinet emphasizes unity and construction while Ireland’s Home Rule remains central. Critics warn of ongoing Liberal weakness ahead of the coming general election.
A famous pianist Kollack is invited to dinner by a wealthy Ferliner who runs a large manufactory and once worked as a boot taker. After dinner Kollack plays music and then the host asks him to mend boots. Kollack replies by turning the tables and asks the host to fix the music in return.
Fragmented reminiscences recount a Moornera figure breaking kiseks and chasing a dog to a snow filled grave near Great Bend. Nearby Lawrence, Kansas details a pioneer's burial mishap with an improvised procession, a rabbit chase, and a delayed exhumation as villagers pursued a safer, orderly end.
Data shows 175 workers in Indian Territory engaged in sound manufacturing with annual output of £248,092. Weer Vinoixta's establishments employ 21,000 hands producing $34,703,125 worth of goods. Woolen mills mainly in New York New England and Pennsylvania report 2,096 workers turning out £85,507,573 in products.
A jumble of brief items notes Dutch names for the Connecticut river, a novel method of death by self harm in Corydon Ex, a Brons exhibit of Ariggs and his death, and a diagnosis of Drighs disease. Reports mention a giant white whale off Maina, two Pine brothers wedding anniversary in Scranton, and scattered local curiosities including a Clermont funeral with a lone driver in attendance.
A fragmentary report notes Dr Briss of the Palestina exploration fond locating a ruined town east of the Dead Sea. It mentions two scientists De Lestic Primurs Warn women against short hair and warns about hair loss. It also references helium discovery and chromosphere spectral lines not matching terrestrial lines.
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