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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
2
A preacher traces humanity’s enduring question from Adam and Eve to Cain about life after death. He recalls Eden’s fall, the first burial, and how generations have asked if life persists beyond mortal death, echoing through centuries in times of fear and quiet contemplation.
A sermon argues life beyond death with reflections on mortality and faith. It cites promises of eternal life through spiritual insight, ending with Rev. Chas. E. Keller underscoring that there is no death as the soul transcends to the infinite.
Friends mourn the death of Rev Sidney T McKim who died July 9 at his Iowa home after extended illness. Born and raised in Hockingport he was beloved for his Christian example, gospel preaching and tireless moral influence. He often returned to his home church, urged acceptance of Christ, and inspired many conversions.
Mrs A Wellett a photographer's wife from Champion Michigan shares a testimonial about relief from long standing kidney and nerve issues after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She states sleep returned, limbs stopped cramping and nightly trips ceased after one box, attributing her recovery to the remedy.
A Michigan trip departs Thursday for Intermediate Lake with Fred Baker, Charles Slaughter, Tom Cotton, Gene Woodworth, Charles DeMolet, and Burrell Stratton of Stewart. They hire guide H. D. Smith and use a gasoline launch for the entire outing, with Charles DeMolet coordinating arrangements.
Athens depart 3 28 p m on train 5 via Toledo and L S M S Ry to Chicago arriving early morning. Connects with morning trains from Chicago to western points. Low rates to west and Pacific coast June 22 to July 29. The market for popularity may fluctuate.
Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania suffered typhoid and kidney trouble for four weeks. She states she was bent double and could only walk with hands on knees until Electric Bitters restored her health and strength. The remedy claims to cure stomach liver and kidney disorders and is sold at W H McKee's drug store for 50 cents.
A concise note confirms the diversity hour spans sixty minutes regardless of broader expectations. The policy remains that the hour covers inclusive programming without extending beyond the hour mark.
Sore on upper lip cured by Acklen's Arnica Salve after 20 years of pain. Advertisement touts Arnica Salve for burns cuts and wounds. Sold at W H McKee drug store for 25 cents. Also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 85 cents from Cline's Pharmacy.
D A R McKinstry Portland Cement and J S Parker Concrete Blocks advertise Portland cement for sale by the sack barrel or car load. Use for cellar walls underground work and range buildings. Office in County Clerk's office. Works on B and O siding near T and YO depot.
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