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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
3
Sidney Justus a Mentor Ohio fruit dealer credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing an eight to ten year kidney trouble and related pains after a severe backache rheumatic swelling and urinary issues. He notes half a box eased symptoms and three boxes achieved a permanent cure a free trial offer and mail order details follow.
Marie Smith of Athens visited Mrs. Charles Williams on Tuesday. Miss Blanche Finsterwald of Columbus stayed with Miss Lenore Baird for several days last week. Mrs. R. E. Sutton left for Za leaki and Wales Mills for a relatives visit. An ice cream supper at G. W. Starkey's on July 29 funds the baseball team. Miss Etta Tucker of Athens visited here. Mrs. J. O. Hill died suddenly of heart failure. Funeral at Canaanville M E Church Tuesday at ten. The Willow Creek and Canaanville teams played a close game. seven innings due to late arrival, score 1 to 0 for Canaanville. Willow Creek could not hit with men on base.
The article notes Maxim underplays gun power before judges, surprising the panel with a stronger outcome. It then compares Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it will positively cure diarrhoea and dysentery, with user testimonials implied and sold by W H McKee's drug store Chauncey Ohio and allied Drug Co.
Harry Hoisington moved Monday from near Athens to a tenant house on the M O Winget farm. R L Clatter and wife celebrate a son born Wednesday July 19. An electrical storm killed two milch cows on W M Mosure’s farm. one belonged to W E Baughman, the other to Mosure. Miss Myrtle McCoy leaves for Faltonhame to visit Newton McCoy’s family. Miss Sadie Cooper of Columbus stayed with R L Clutter’s family. she has trained at the Columbus school since last fall. Lester Bangman, at the Gallipolis epileptic asylum, recently visited home friends.
A sensational note claims Paris doctors found a diamond cure for consumption. It urges readers wary of pneumonia to try a remedy praised by W. T. Gee of Vanleer Tennessee. The ad cites Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds as a quick relief with throat and lung benefits offered at W H McKee’s drug store.
A week of family reunions in Hockingport highlighted by Rev. Arthur E. Johnson and Rev. Friend Johnson visiting with relatives from Sana telle and Delaware. Picnics on Blennerhassett island drew visitors from Parkersburg and Belpre. Local clergy assignments and a birth announced. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised by Cline's Pharmacy.
Ohio proposes a constitutional amendment designated Article XVII to amend election timing and terms of office. It details election years for state and county officers, term lengths for governor and others, vacancy rules, and continuation of terms for incumbents upon adoption, certified by the Ohio Secretary of State.
Mrs Birdie Gillilan of Bridgeport visits relatives here Mrs Addie Watson of Centre Belle pr is visiting Mrs Dye and other relatives T W Jones and Thos Palmer were business visitors in Athers Saturday Miss Stella Dean spending a few days with relatives in Ireland George Jones resumes duties at the store Miss Lena Brewster of Little Rocking spent a few days here the past week James Medley of Marietta visited his parents here Mrs Lydia McLaughlin Mr and Mrs G Dye and son Haddon and the Misses Hannah Hayes Ettie Donfee and Maggie Griffin left for Mt Vernon to attend the Hiawathia Park Assembly for ten days
The General Assembly submits a proposed amendment to Ohio voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1905. It seeks to amend section two of article twelve to clarify that state and municipal bonds are exempt from taxation as described.
Fragmented newspaper item noting a guaranteed cure for piles with ad copy and a government taxation amendment text. Includes references to Ohio laws, amendment wording on tax exemptions, and official signatures. also contains an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a local pharmacy.
A pleasant surprise party may be given to your stomach and liver by taking a medicine which will relieve their pain and discomfort a remedy affording relief and cure for headache dizziness and constipation at W H McKee's drug store.
A wry remark about a man who proclaims honesty but is met only at night, suggesting an irony between his boast and appearances. The line hints at mystery or unreliability despite self-claimed integrity.
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising a smooth complexion rosy cheeks and laughing eyes for 85 cents. Product pitched as a low cost cosmetic health aid with Oline's Pharmacy listed as the seller.
A contemporary review lauds the John Robinson Shows as the most ideal circus, boasting innovative features and up to date attractions. The King Solomon and Queen of Sheba pageant is said to return with a vast cast, including thousands of performers and horses, and about one hundred imported gifts recreating ancient splendor.
In Athens Ohio the Security Savings Bank expands its real estate loan program with an installment style plan. Borrowers pay seven percent interest plus monthly principal, may add extra payments, and receive a book tracking all payments and remaining balance. Longer term real estate loans with monthly payments are offered, with details available through personal interviews. Applicants must show deeds and last tax receipts.
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