Kidney Ailments Weigh On Life’s Struggles
A brief court of daily hardship with heavy burdens from kidney illness. The passage describes constant backache weariness and distressing urinary disorders as ongoing trials.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
12
A brief court of daily hardship with heavy burdens from kidney illness. The passage describes constant backache weariness and distressing urinary disorders as ongoing trials.
Satch Schaefer of 102 West Front Street Portsmouth endorses Dean's Kidney Pills noting strong backache relief after a summer 1896 testimonial in local papers The advertisement claims pills cure backache and recommends Fister Streich's drug store for a course of treatment Sold by druggists at 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY bounds likely ad copy with local endorsement.
Ohio items report Monroe deed recorded in Akron. a man jumps to death in Toledo canal. Vulcan Ironworks workers refuse time badges. a German teacher engaged by General Dick. Other notes include a boy’s lockjaw death in Chillicothe, a new bank in New Straitsville, ex-officials settling suits in Wapakoneta, a liquor case in Chillicothe, Eliza Dane’s attempted suicide in Portsmouth, wheat yield at Chappell er farm, mandamus on a village election in Lockburn, copperhead bite endangering Francis Bradley in Marietta, drowning of Owen Chappeler in McConnelsville, and Katie Benning in Steubenville.
A long list of local incidents includes accidental shootings in East Liverpool and Columbus, a drowning in Cambridge, a hospital field equipment grant for Ohio National Guard, a bankruptcy filing in Nelsonville, a reformatory escape surrender in Mansfield, and a mass of minor crimes, lawsuits, and arrests across numerous towns from Lima to Steubenville.
The notice promotes Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a summer tonic to combat fatigue and heat drag. It claims the tonic builds strength without grease, is pleasant to take, and is prescribed by physicians. Sold by all Grexegisixn and prepared by EHatharinou Chemical Co in St Louis, Missouri.
An advertisement claims Boschee's German Syrup is the market’s only proven relief and cure for consumption. It lists ingredients like pure tar and gum extracts, touts endorsements by medical congresses, and promises restful nights, eased coughing, free morning expectoration, and speedy relief with daily use. Available in small bottles for 27 cents and regular four-time size for 74 cents at all druggists.
A novel clock for absent minded people uses inserted cards that are projected before the dial when the bell rings. Several cards can be loaded at once for reminders. The idea blends timekeeping with a visual cue tied to written notes.
Night Was Her Terror recounts Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria describing coughs that kept her awake and spitting blood until three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. Cholera Infantum notes claim a remedy can cure the fatal disease in infants with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. General Young to command U S Army replacing Gen Miles retiring August 8 Brig General Leonard Wood and Sumner to be major generals.
An advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a mild laxative that does not gripe the stomach liver or bowels. It claims to gently arouse secretions and strengthen organs. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
Brief notice outlines a short line route from Marietta through Columbus and Toledo to Chicago with connections to points in the Northwest. It emphasizes a transportation corridor linking multiple cities and regions. The item names Marietta Columbus Toledo Chicago and Northwest area as the focus.
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