Harriman Warns Nation on Railroads and Policy
E H Harriman warns in a New York interview that currency and tariff issues should be settled before heavy railroad regulation. He urges tariff modification, cites lack of McKinley or Dingley, and notes possible hard times if Congress and public policy do not change toward railroads.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Congress
McKinley
Dingley
United States
Roosevelt
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Athens Readers Notice
Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a cure for kidney ailments with an Athens testimonial from Mrs. Howard Kenney of 8 Stimpson Avenue. The letter recounts relief from backache, dark urine, and frequent urination after using the product at Henderson's drug store, priced 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. as sale agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Athens
Howard Kenney
Stimpson Avenue
Doan
Henderson’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local residents with brief travel and visits noted
Personal mentions list several residents and visitors. Henry O Bleness and others depart for Cincinnati on business. Lucy Westenhaver visits from Logan. Mrs Arthur Johnson and children go home to Columbus. Cleveland visitors Burkhart Pheiffer and Asa Sutton seen in Trimble. L H Clark on business in Guysville. Dr James Stelle of Guysville in the city. J W a Glouster manager of Athens Lumber Co. Mayme Walsh to Glouster for relatives. A C Meighen of Garden visits Morris avenue. L H Clark hosts Dr and Mrs F D Bird from Ruraldale. Siigley and party plan a two week Barrie Ontario trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhart
Pheiffer
Cleveland
Asa Sutton
Trimble
Man Zan Pile Remedy in Collapsible Tube with Nozzle
The treatment for piles is offered in a collapsible tube with nozzle for direct application. It relieves blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. Priced at 50 cents with nozzle guaranteed. Sold by Henderson-Drug Co. and Drury Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson—— Drug Co
Drury Drug Re
Piles Cure Claim with PAZO Ointment Guarantee
The advertisement claims a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding variants. Druggists will refund money if PAZO Ointment fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Price listed as 66 cents.
Hotel Gossip Reveals Packed Monday Guest List
Guests checked in at Ohio hotels across several towns on Monday. Names include Curt MeInturf and Chester Hill in Glouster, Nelsonville figures such as R. F. Wolfe and Elza McVay, plus Athens and Albany residents. The Palmer House hosted J. M. Parker and S. C. Harvey among others.
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Curt MeInturf
Chester Hill
Robert Skinner
Chauncey
A. Wilson
Guysville
R. G. Brawley
Amesville
F. P. Phillips
Trimble
the Berry
W. B. Edgar
Emmett Keenan
Nelsonville
H. H. Townsend
Broadwell
B. L. Lamborn
Nelsonvile
George Johnson
Alex. Moore
D. F. Shafer
Deanville
John T. Pyle
New Lexington
New Athens
Bush
Edna Evans
al Preston
Bent Smith
The
Elk Hotel
R. J. Thompson
Mabel Winning
Athens
R. F
Hocking
William Coakley
H. T. Mulligan
Albany
Anton Chase
Coolville
R. Bk. Davis
Latrobe
N. E. Dodds
New England
Pineules Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Pure Formula
An ad promotes Pineules as a kidney remedy free of alcohol and opiates and compliant with the National Pure Food and Drugs Law. It promises thirty days of treatment for one dollar and directs inquiries to Henderson-Crider Drug Co. and Bruty Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Pi Beta Phi Hosts Alpha Alpha Alpha Reception at University
The Pi Beta Phi sorority held a 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon reception in their hall for members of the Alpha Alpha Alpha sorority. Mrs Burr, district inspector for Phi Beta Phi, met the Alphas at the event. A subsequently advertised Rocky Mountain Tea by Tary Hollister and sold by Cline's Pharmacy appeared in the notice. Grace Kinsinger hosted a Thursday evening chafing dish party for intimate friends including Miss Hunter Miss Rowan Miss Gladys Merritt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
University
Alpha Alpha Alpha Sorority
Burr
Phi Beta Phi Sorority
Tary Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Cline
Grace Kinsinger
Miss Hunter
Miss Rowan
Gladys Merritt
Miss Kinsinger
Messrs. Lorbach
D. Howell Lindley
B. le Roy
Rob Wood
Manning Coultrap
Packers Sued in Kentucky for Packing Tax Penalties
In Frankfort Kentucky March 7 suits were begun in the name of the commonwealth to recover 25000 from Nelson Morris & Company William Horner & Company Cudahy Packing Company and Omaha Packing Company. Petitions allege 50 cents on each 100 of gross receipts from Kentucky are due for 1902 through 1906 under the state tax law.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Commonwealth
Nelson Morris & Company
William Horner & Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha Packing Company
Siege decisions by a single shot in history
The text recounts three famed sieges where one shot decided the outcome. Charles XII allegedly fell to a shot from his own side at Fried richstein, prompting its second siege. Lord Cochrane’s mortar at Port Trinidad in 1808 redirected a French surprise and saved the fortress. A grapeshot at Haddington in 1548 created panic and retreat of French forces.
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Charles XII
Friedrichstein
Friedrichshall
Lord Cochrane
Port Trinidad
Haddington
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup Endorsed by Mothers
Cline's Pharmacy sells Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup marketed as easy on the bowels during colds. It contains no opiates and conforms to the National Pure Food and Drugs Law, with mothers nationwide approving the pleasant taste for children.
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Kennedy
Cline
Thaw Case Testy Clash Over Authorities In Court
In New York on March 6 the Thaw trial featured a clash between District Attorney Jerome and Justice Fitzgerald. Jerome refused to cite authorities on a legal point, prompting Fitzgerald to suggest he did not know any. The judge ruled for the defense on whether cross examination could exceed direct inquiry. Dr. Wagner testified on Thaw’s sanity and conversations during his unsound period.
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New York
Charlies G. Wagner
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Offcer
Mr. Jerome
Delmas
Wagner
Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
White
Dr. Wagner
Editorial Quips Spark Satirical Fire Across Papers
A round of newspaper quips lands in sharp one liners from editors. Felix Adler riffs on wealth as insanity while the Rochester Post-Express lampoons sane minds in lunatic asylums. Other jokes note long odds to a million dollars at $5 000 yearly and Congress wealth timelines.
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Felix Adler
Rochester Post-Express
Congress
Kansas City Star
Herald
Boston Herald
Boston
Washington Herald
Broadway
New York
German Gleanings From Across The Rhine
In north Germany annual amber output reaches 220000 pounds. Appendicitis shows steady progress prompting extended medical study. Prussia may tax ships on rivers to push grain prices up for farmers. Women workers include 3 chimney sweeps 7 gunsmiths 19 brass and bell founders 147 copper smiths 370 farmers and nablers 809 masons 8 stonecutters 2000 in marble stone and slate quarries. Across Germany 5500000 women work in trades and professions.
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Germany
Prussia
Model of the Moment in Silk Gowns and Veils
Fashion notes predict silk gowns for day and evening wear with plain Brussels net veils and lace borders as successors to net veils. Circular cloaks may become evening wraps, while shawl like lines and larger kimono sleeves gain favor. Robe dresses in lawns mousselines and chiffon feature floral or conventional designs with harmonizing border colors. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for nerves and sleep.
Blizzard Tests Pittsburg Transit In Fierce Snowstorm
A Pittsburg snowstorm halted city streetcar service for about an hour as motormen struggled to see ahead. Thunder and lightning occurred, lines were damaged, winds reached 52 miles per hour, the temperature fell 15 degrees, and one person died in the storm.
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Pittsburg
Mary-Dark Circles Signal Health in Old Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims dark eye circles indicate sluggish circulation and torpid liver and kidneys. It promotes exercise and Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure, urging purchase of tea or tablets from Cline's Pharmacy.
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Hollister
Cline
Is This the Stock Exchange inquired by a Matron
A sweet young matron asks if the scene is the stock exchange and requests to exchange securities for dividends. The quip contrasts dull securities with ones that pay.
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The
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Illness and medical notices in Sunnyside area
Mrs Henry Ogg of Sunnyside Pa and Mrs Eliza Matthews of Chillcothe were summoned by the illness of their aunt Eliza Wilson who remains in a very dangerous condition. Miss Jennie Wooley stayed with Mr and Mrs Cunningham of Guysville last week. Edward Poston grew suddenly ill Saturday. Dr Merwin and White of Athens were called and performed an operation from which he rests comfortably. Many locals suffer from grip but most are improving except Mrs James Morrison who remains not well.
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Henry Ogg
Sunnyside
Eliza Matthews
Chillicothe
Eliza Wilson
Jennie Wooley
BE. W. Cunningham
Guysville
Edward Poston
James Morrison
Kodol For Dyspepsia Praised By Georgia Machinist
A 1906 testimonial from C. N. Cornell of Roding Georgia credits Kodol For Dyspepsia with curing a long illness after doctors failed. He describes four years of poor digestion then rapid recovery after a fifty cent bottle, praising the product sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Roding, Ga
Kodol
Cline
Social visits banner local notes from Athens area
Mrs Ellie and Lillie Dunfee returned from Athens where they stayed with sister Mrs Laura Hayes. Miss Baylee Devore of Cincinnati Hill visited Mrs Rowles. Mr Johnson of Chauncey called on friends. Mrs Beli from near Toledo visited with grandson Clarence Baker and granddaughter Mrs Clara Drillien. Advance Robin agents were seen February 17. Yockey of Cairo WV visiting brother Dan Baker. Mrs Gillilan returned from Athens. Floyd Dunfee left for Mansfield to work as telegraph operator. Rev Frank Kreager left for New Matamoras after a few days with brother Rev George Kreager. Baptist church meetings continue.
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Ellie
Lillie Dunfee
Athens
Laura Hayes
Baylee Devore
Cincinnati Hill
Rowles
Johnson
Chauncey
Beli
Toledo
Clarence Baker
Clara Drillien
Frank C. Kreager
New Matamoras
George E. Kreager
the Baptist Church
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement claims Kodol digests food rapidly to overcome indigestion and prevent dyspepsia. It notes conformity to the National Pure Food and Drug Law and offers relief guaranteed under a guarantee plan.
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Cline
Local Notes and Social Updates in Meigs County
Mrs. Rose Allen moved to her farm in Meigs county last Monday after staying with M. J. Gilkey and family for the past year Verna Carbaugh visits sister near Athens this week Several young people attended the protracted meeting at Pleasant Valley in the past two weeks Mary Ellis returned home after doing housework for Charles Wood Jane Woodyard visited her sister Mrs Frank Martin last Tuesday Bliss Woodyard and wife moved in with his parents to stay until their new house is ready
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Rose Allen
M. J. Gilkey
Meigs County
Verna Carbaugh
Athens
Pleasant Valley
Mary Ellis
Charles Wood
Jane Woodyard
Frank Martin
Bliss Woodyard
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a fast acting liquid cold relief that stops coughing and helps drive out the cold. The copy emphasizes rapid effectiveness and quiets the cough.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Messenger
Wall Street
Well Street
Reading
Aitchison
Union Pacific Holdings
Bears
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
Readine
Assam
Washington Irving
Wouter van Twiller
Canada
Henry O’bleness
A. 8. Bethel
D. H. Moore
Cincinnati
Lucy Westenhaver
Logan
Revenue Office
W. E. Peters
Arthur Johnson
G. D. Read
Columbus
Mr. L. H. Clark
James Stelle
J. W. A of
Glouster
Athens Lumber Company
That City
Mayme Walsh
A. C. Meighen
Garden
A. T. Lawhead
Morris Avenue
L. H. Clark
F. D. Bird
Ruraldale
Mrs. Siigley
Barrie
Ontario
Ohio Hotel
Roya
Chase
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