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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
7
Local notices record births, guests, and travels among Athens area families. Names include Halliday, Knapp, Hale, Rittenour, Falloon, Dodds, Clayton, Ullom, Hobson, Riley, Koons, McVay, McVay, Frey, Lee, Gist, Kesinger, Boden, Campbell, Copeland, and Scott, with towns such as Zanesville, Chillicothe, Newland, Buchtel, Nelsonville, Germantown, Hamilton, Ross, and others.
An old advertised claim offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case using Hall's Catarrh Care. The notice lists F. J. Cheney & Co and several Toledo druggists as endorsers and claims testimonials, internal use, and 75 cents per bottle. It cites testimonials and insists Hall's Catarrh Care is effective.
A cordial invitation announces Sunday evening June 28 observance of children day exercises at the M E church on Wolf's Plains with an open invitation to attend.
A controversial quip about race and appearance caused immediate upset at a city theater event. Organizers condemned the remark while attendees debated standards of humor and inclusion. Police monitored tensions as officials urged calm and repairs to community trust.
For sale. Write or call at O L Hoisington in Canaanville Ohio to arrange purchase of a fresh dairy cow. No further details provided.
Mrs Carrie Nation states that her husband had ways that were not a suggestion or acceptable to her and others. The remark signals tension within the movement and reflects domestic conflicts influencing public actions.
Val Davis opens a first class meat market at his former business location on west Union street. He offers choicest meats kept neat and fresh and promises prompt delivery to patrons.
A vivid spectacle presented July 4 in Athens portrays ancient Jerusalem and Solomon’s Temple with lifelike color and bustling processions. The production promises a grand historical recreation beyond mere display, praised for its realism and beauty.
Mr W S Taylor of Sedgwick Arkansas recounts his boy’s case of dropsy. Two doctors said no cure but after eight days on Dodd’s Kidney Pills the swelling vanished. He continued the pills enough to ensure recovery and the boy went from helpless invalid to healthy and joyful. The testimony claims the pills saved the child’s life.
D A Rardin announces a price cut effective July 1 with lump coal at $2.50 delivered or $2.25 at car, applying only at the retail yards in the area. The move lowers coal costs for patrons buying locally.
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