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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1896
Page
7
The item urges parents of frail children to mail describe symptoms to Dr Greene of New York City who offers free consultation by mail and will explain the disease and cure based on his experience. It promotes Dr Greene's Nevara blood and nerve remedy and other treatments as costless expert guidance.
A fragmentary report notes a casualty in Paltia County after seven Yankee bullets struck a target during the ongoing conflict. The injured individual remains in critical condition as efforts continue in the county.
An autumn excursion by government officials and Chippewa leaders along Leech Lake Minnesota describes a canoe voyage up to Lake Winnibigoshish. The party faced dangerous rapids, rapid currents, and rocky shallows as the chief directed crew through peril and skillful maneuvers to reach calmer waters.
French explorers report a chain of lakes and marshes near Timbuctoo forming a vast water system. Lake Faguibiae spans 60 to 70 miles, with connected lakes basins aiding agriculture and pastoral life in a northern Soudan region. The finding enhances knowledge of Africa and may revive interest in Timbuktu’s occupation by France. Separate notes describe climate observations and a fire incident near Norwood, Georgia involving a stove blaze injuring one person.
A patient recounts nightly heart trouble including sudden sensations and faintness from a valvular disease. The piece discusses symptoms, fatigue, and recovery attempts with patent medicines and urges cautious treatment while noting remedies promoted by Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and their widespread notices.
Maj You Donat, a Prussian engineer, wins patent for reclaiming 75,000 acres of marshes between Naples and the Eternal City. He proposes large scale drainage and cultivation funded by a company, with King Humbert's support and potential 6,000,000 Italians affected by malnutrition addressed by improved lands. The scheme aims to divert mountain waters through deep curvilinear trenches to the sea, enabling year round farming.
A Louisville Times feature recounts a southern preacher’s sermon on the prodigal son delivered at a country church. Judge Sterling B. Vorey recalls the tale’s themes of forgiveness, wealth, and return, while mixed exchanges hint at humor and moral testing.
A promotional notice touts the Buckeye mileage ticket and interchangeable OS lines covering Central Ohio and nearby states. It promises one year validity, wide route acceptance, and reduced travel costs for business travelers and shoppers.
Buckeye Route publishes a time table between Toledo and Towss with Sunday service. The guide lists derail information, sleeping cars, and agent contacts. It notes Buckeye Mileage 29 covers many lines including B&O and Big 4 and promotes consulting Buckeye Route agents before purchase.
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