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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
6
The article discusses creating original home displays with Northwest Indian textiles and Navajo pillows, recommends a wooden cabinet corner for shells and curios, and suggests arranging a mantel area with a proper hearth to enhance coziness. It emphasizes planning, suitable furniture, and tasteful lighting to elevate simple rooms.
A fashion note details tan cloth coats with cream filet lace trims and Corticelli silk stitching. It describes wide sleeves, three fold detailing, and machine stitching in a tan shade. It praises a bright red lightweight wrap for afternoon wear and suggests black taffeta or peau de soir for a versatile all round wrap.
In a Virginia town in winter 2002 a mother credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with easing her baby's dreadful cold and preventing pneumonia. She thanks the manufacturers and urges others to try it. MeeKee's drug store sells the remedy. A wireless telegraph system across the Pacific is projected.
Chicago firm E C DeWitt & Co markets DeWitt’s Salve as a specific treatment for piles itching eczema burns and skin diseases. The ad warns against counterfeit versions and urges customers to ask for the genuine product at Cline’s Pharmacy.
The text frames a debate over whether Senate Quay supports statehood or a blockade, highlighting a lingering question about official aims and legal implications. The discussion centers on constitutional questions and policy direction without presenting formal conclusions.
Mrs. J B Whittelsey of Turin New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with ending a year of neuralgia pain after trying three doctors. She reports pain relief in three days and complete recovery after three boxes. The ad claims wide nervous system benefits and lists prices.
The record shows no cloture motion but notes ongoing physical exhaustion in the Senate this session. Lawmakers face mounting fatigue amid extended debates and procedural delays.
An advertisement debunks diet fads and promotes Green's August Flower for digestion liver health blood vigor. It claims the medicine aids digestion stimulates liver action purifies blood and boosts energy. Also notes Kansas women nearly gained voting rights, one vote short of parity.
The two year old daughter of Mr. P. L. McPherson of 50 North Tenth Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania suffered insomnia from stomach trouble. After his wife gave her Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets the child slept all night. Two boxes brought permanent relief and she is now well and strong. Sold at McKee’s drug store.
Secretary Root prepares to re-arm the militia and revise drill regulations aiming to make the American militia the most effective in the world.
An old advertisement promotes Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil claiming to renew blood supply nourish nerves and increase flesh for winter strength. It emphasizes no grease and no fishy taste and notes preparation by Katherman Chemical Co Saint Louis and sale by druggists.
The Washington announcement selects Robert P. Kennedy of Bellefontaine to succeed Joseph W. Jones of Glouster as Pension Agent for Ohio. The long stalled appointment followed a bipartisan feud between Senator Hanna and Senator Foraker, ending with Kennedy’s compromise nomination. Kennedy, 63, Civil War veteran, lawyer, former internal revenue collector, ex lieutenant governor and former congressman, now joins the pension service with a $4,000 yearly salary. His nomination was sent to the Senate last week by the president.
Phi Delta Theta members and their ladies hosted an elegant reception in the K of P amusement hall on Thursday night. About 150 guests attended with a faculty reception from 8 to 10 pm and dancing from 10 to 1 am. Selby’s orchestra provided music and refreshments were served. Misses Rosa Minear and Freda Coultrap led the punch service.
Mrs H E Mullen of Dean Avenue Athens Ohio reports severe nervous prostration and insomnia. After using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills from Henderson's Drug Store she notes steadier nerves better sleep and fewer dizzy spells. Pills priced at 50 cents per box with portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package.
Senator Morgan, nearing eighty, shows endurance with a five hour speech to the senate, presenting a remarkable display of stamina and stamina.
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a reliable remedy for overwork sleep loss and nervous tension. It claims the tonic treats liver and kidney disorders, dispels nervousness rheumatism and neuralgia, fights malaria germs, and offers a 50 cent price with satisfaction guaranteed by W H McKee, Druggist.
A cautious aeronaut constructs an air ship with boat like features to sail only over the sea ensuring a softer landing in case of failure.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no Cuveno pay. The ad markets the product at 25 cents, highlighting quick relief and affordability in a period newspaper style.
A poem by Kipling on the spanked subalterns prepares to be read aloud. The speaker notes a warm, affectionate tone while reflecting on duty, discipline, and morale within the ranks.
John Blount fully recovers from rheumatism after treatment with Chamberlains Pain Balm. Doctors in Monon Indiana failed to relieve him before the liniment provided prompt relief. For sale by McKee's drug store.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Board of Trustees to build additions to the dining rooms at the Athens State Hospital Ohio. Bids due March 19 190% at noon with bonds equal to 50 percent. Specifications available at the hospital superintendent and Frank Packard architect Columbus. Bidder must meet Ohio public building statutes and contract within ten days of letting. Open for public inspection on working days until letting. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Feb 12 to Mar 5 1903.
Mr Balfour notes that embittering relations between nations is an easy task. He frames the issue as a warning about political rhetoric affecting diplomacy and peace.
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