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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented exam list covers grammar, English composition, United States history and government, alcohol and narcotics, arithmetic, geography, reading and writing, psychology, and pedagogy. It requests sentence structure, noun clauses, participles and infinitives, translations of classical problems, and essay prompts on invitations, recommendations, and school applications.
The Massachusetts grand lodge grants a one month vacation to the grand reporter and bars past lodge officers from voice and vote when reports are not filed. It also indicates the fraternity will sue to recover benefits despite opposition.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as the sole remedy proven effective for severe throat and lung troubles across civilized countries. It claims to heal tissues, reduce inflammation, ease coughing, pacify patients, and improve sleep, urging readers to try one bottle as recommended by pharmacists and Green's Prize Almanac.
A fragment speaks of a family wanting dessert from the New Desert line with four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry. The text mixes odd imagery with a marketing line about trying it today at grocers. The passage reads like a playful ad style snippet.
The Knights of the Golden Facile claim 308 castles and over 3 000 members in Pennsylvania The Ladies of the Golden Eagle report 124 temples and over 7 000 members The supreme castle of the Knights of the Golden Eagle will hold its convention in Buffalo the second week of October A grand parade of uniformed soldiers is planned during that week with 10 000 men expected to participate
Practical period advice outlines selecting high colored berries, removing hulls, washing in a three gallon water bath, draining, and making a sugar syrup for canning. Steps include crushing a portion for juice, boiling the syrup, filling jars, processing in hot water, cooling, and storing in a cool dry closet.
Lawrence Kansas resident Mrs L Pease had been bedridden seven years with kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. She credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery describing three bottles as life changing. The ad states it helps headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness and sells for 50 cents by W H McKee with guarantee.
Quote discusses married couples and romance from Boston Trust script. It notes young lovers may quarrel after marriage and cites Wren on the danger of overly unified thoughts. The piece reflects social commentary on couple dynamics and unity.
The Loston man who recently wed a ill wife finds happiness after using Dr Kings New Life Pills praised as restoring her health. The patent remedy is touted as infallible for jaundice biliousness malaria fever and liver and stomach troubles. Available at McKee's drug store. The text also notes China’s silk crop totaling about 21 million pounds with over 60 percent consumed domestically.
Alcantara reports on several harness horses and trainers shaping the season. Notables include Wiehhuind Lasshy crowned queen of the New York track, Conner and Variel aiming for team pacing records, and Charley Hoyt nursing an ankle weakness while Crescens begins light work. Several purchasers and trainers such as Toury Tess Philadelphia Rob Shockeney and Charles Mullen are named with horses linked to future races.
The New York Sun notes fashion tastes with a velvet belt and Toop clasps, white roses on a black trimmed hat, beige Maen skirts with embroidered collars, gray suede gloves, and white skirts with white shirts. It highlights batiste collars, drooping shoulder accents, belt styling, and decorative hats with plaited moreseline forms.
An antique meditation on love compares kisses to nectar and a dainty blossom, likening a woman’s heart to a password granting access. It recalls a jeweled fragment fallen from Venus and a desert thirst quenched briefly yet renewed. It hints at prehistoric beasts in California in a fragmentary, poetic style.
The largest council in the order is New York of New York City with 2,053 members. The St. Louis class contest adds many new members to the order. Undine council of Brooklyn contributed $48,060 to the fund for institutional needs.
The article details millinery trends with globular vases and pompons in pink and white. It describes wreath trims using multiple small flowers and brown straw toques, plus garlands of postes, marguerites, and cherries. It notes white and yellow florals like forget-me-nots and hydrangea as rising styles.
The Chicago Chronicle notes brown hair signals a modern fashion shift among actresses and social women. It contrasts brown hair with lighter shades, cites Zaza as a landmark trend, and praises natural browns as a sign of authenticity amid changing standards.
Special low rate excursion tickets are on sale at major Ohio Central Lines ticket offices to Buffalo and return. For full details on rates dates of sale limits and routes call Ohio Central Lines agents. Through tickets to points east of Buffalo allow a ten day stop over at the Exposition. If you are going east go via Buffalo.
Low rate rail excursions announced with tickets from San Francisco Epworth League Convention July 5 to 12 and Buffalo Pan American Expo May 1 to November 1. Additional trips to Louisville August dates for Triennial Conclave Knights Templar. Call on agents J H Larrabee Chillicothe Ohio for details.
In May the Hocking Valley Ry offers very low round trip tickets to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition, promising spectacular electrical displays powered by Niagara Falls. The article urges all readers to visit and note ten years of progress leading to the event.
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