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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
3
Nelsonville area residents attend funerals and visits, with many trips to Logan, Lancaster, Amesville, Chauncey, and Columbus. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson, Miss Lea Stratton, Ephraim and Will Stratton, and invitations for a wedding reception in Logan, with numerous relatives visiting relatives and attending picnics at Remples Grove near Logan.
Singer McDaniel and his family from Pomeroy attend the commencement. His son J E McDaniel is listed as a member of the class of 1904.
Arthur Klingenberg and Ed Evans stay with relatives while John Niggemeyer and wife visit near Bedford. Leroy Nickoson and wife visit Elza Nickoson. Rev. J B Childs to begin meetings Tuesday. Emma Ackley visits Garden. Ed Lecoy and wife in Lysander. Henry Mantle family guests in Marietta. Linden visiting P B Wilsons. Mrs Lily McReynolds and Mrs Will Phillips visit Lowther home. Nora French attends OA summer term. Conaway of Roseville visits Madge McAdoo. Sam Jennings and wife from Columbus visiting relatives here.
An old advertisement urges homeowners to protect their houses with Green Seal paint and notes it is for sale by H. L Wheaton. The copy emphasizes weather resistance and coating quality.
Several from Mineral attended the Athens home-coming last week. Mrs Hester retired to Highland last Monday after wintering with her daughter Mrs John Emish. Abe Graft of Knox moved into George Sickle's house. Miss Oma Lewellyn and Mr Pemberton were married Saturday. Mrs Wm Wolcott of Chillicothe visited here last week. Mrs W Hester visited Carbondale last week. Mrs Dexter and daughter Josie near Belpre. Mrs Hartley, lately sick, is much better. Mr and Mrs James Hayson of Carbondale were guests of Mr and Mrs C V Hester last Sunday. New houses rising, old ones being painted and repaired. Phoebe Jennings is quite sick. Mrs Mary Cox of Toledo visited.
Reverend Thos B Norman, a Baptist minister, testifies to the benefits of Dodd's Kidney Pills for diabetes and kidney disease. He claims the medicine cured all his diabetes symptoms and endorses it for others with the illness. The ad-style piece touts Dodd's pills as a universal cure from backache to rheumatism.
An advertisement touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a safe speedy remedy for cramps dysentery cholera morbus and all bowel troubles. It claims fast relief and lists medical directions on each bottle.
A pithy maxim states that those who claim no knowledge show the least appetite for learning, contrasting certainty with curiosity and suggesting humility as a gateway to growth.
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