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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
A fashionably dressed woman drags a crying child along a New York street and ignores pleas from bystanders until a coal cart driver intervenes. The scene prompts a call to duty for families, with Bertha H. Smith citing hospital reports that many deformities in children arise from mistreatment at home.
A Minneapolis Journal提 asserts roosters reveal excess vanity that clashes with good taste. It critiques the bird’s lack of politeness and proposes hens form a club, like Sorosis, to challenge the rooster and prove hens are not mere background in the coop.
An inspector offers a simple spelling rule to students at a school: write the i and e exactly alike and place the dot in the middle over them. The method is presented as infallible and widely used by the inspector and the master.
A mother asks her daughter to play the new sonata for the doctor. The daughter hesitates citing the doctor’s recent sorrow, while the doctor remarks that hearing the music is not a pleasure given the circumstances.
In Nelsonville at Dew House on June 24 One Day Only Coolville June 22 at Dr Lawrence's Office Guysville June 28 at Dr Erper's Office Albany June 30 at Dr Swett's Office One Day Only Prof Evans of Ohio University endorses the service. A husband recommends Dr Monetta after a strict examination leads to better glasses for him and his wife.
Mrs Marion Lewellen of Albany Ohio reports headache relief after eye examination by Dr Monetta and glasses. A. S. Betrel says he valued relief for reading and bought glasses for his wife after trial. Mrs Geo Beasley also offers her remarks about the eye specialist.
Mrs Giro Beasley of Athens Ohio writes that she long wore glasses and found Dr Monetta’s fittings satisfying. She claims his glasses improved her dizzy spells and ease of reading. her husband also reports comfort and ease after purchasing glasses from him.
In Washington County Me a debtor named Mike owed a large balance to Brother Rubbles who kept faith in repayment. Mike boasted of a prized hog but after a sly exchange Rubbles offered a gift pig. Mike stole the finest hog from the barn the next day and was later charged as the law blocked transferring ownership while the pig remained in Mike's name.
Arctic salt water from inflows mingles with rivers creating a vast cold current north and east of the New Siberian archipelago. It sweeps central ice fragments toward the eastern Greenland coast, forming a massive drift that sends floes and icebergs toward Cape Farewell. The current splits near Cape Farewell, one branch toward Newfoundland and the other toward Baffin Bay and Hudson Strait, carrying icebergs to Vigo and influencing European weather.
A household dispute centers on raisins stolen from a bowl with seeds spotted on the floor. Tommy denies involvement claiming he swallowed his portion, shifting suspicion to others as the scene unfolds.
The quote argues that a more progressive world arises when people limit attention to others’ affairs, emphasizing personal productivity over unsolicited involvement. It frames time as a resource to allocate to own tasks rather than meddling in others’ matters.
Athens county Common Pleas orders sale of two parcels in the Ohio Company Purchase. The first tract five acres and the second three acres, both in Athens Ohio. Auction at the courthouse on Saturday July 8 1905 at 1 pm. Appraised values 9650 and 3150 dollars respectively. Sheriff A Murphy with Pitiffs Atty Lewis and Sayre.
Notice that John Burton a prisoner in the Ohio penitentiary has been recommended by the warden and chaplain for parole consideration. Hearing requested on and after July 1 1933 with details to be provided by the Board of Parole.
For sale five cows two horses and farming implements. Call at Adar Niggemeyer R D No 1 for details and arrangements.
On June 10, 1905, Owen Meredith filed with the Insolvents commissioner for Athens County, Ohio, for release under the insolvent debtors act. A certificate was granted to proceed before the Probate Court, with a petition to be filed July 8, 1905 at 1 PM to further prosecute the application as prescribed by the Insolvents for Athens County Ohio.
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