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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1895

Page

3

The Prodigal Son and the Egyptian Graveyard

An aged Egyptian graveyard keeper Ibrahim recalls a lost son as a sick American stranger recovers in Assiout. Ibrahim tells the tale of forgiveness and return, urging the prodigal to seek home and do good, while the man hints at returning to his roots.

Assout Munkar Nekir Allah Ibrahim El-Sirat Basar Assiout Hawadji New England Ife Issa Tbrahim Howadi Howadji Ted Alleah Paradise Margaret Hall Independent

Peculiar claim for Hood’s Sarsaparilla curative value

An advertisement touts a “peculiar” combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients as key to Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It urges readers to try the product as a great curative, presenting strong health claims and urging immediate use.

Hood

World of Art and Statues Highlight 19th Century Notes

William L. Evins of Philadelphia offers a 5000 dollar prize for the best American painting. The largest bronze statue is Peter the Great at St. Petersburg weighing about 1100 tons. Stockton on Tees plans a statue to chemist John Walker who died in 1857 for lucifer matches invention. The Bayeux tapestry shows rapid decay per mayor’s report to Paris Academy. Jefferson donated an oil landscape to the Corcoran Gallery in Washington. Noted illustrators earn fortunes. Abby tours Europe for data while Howard Pyle resides at Ambassador Bayard’s estate in Delaware.

William L. Evins Philadelphia Peter the Great St. Petersburg Stockton-on-Tees England John Walker Bayeux Paris Academie Des Inscriptions Joseph Jefferson Washington Corcoran Art Gallery Abby Great Britain Europe Howard Pyle Delaware Ambassador Bayard

Fashions Revive Lang Try Knot and Napoleon Craze

London leaders of fashion embrace revived Lang try knot hairdressing and Lona capes of chinchilla. The Napoleon craze returns in spring and summer outfits while women demand common sense fashion education to detect fine china. Vieivet gowns appeal to matrons who can afford ceremony. Coral, long neglected, comes back. new sunshades show oriental flair. Tuer sailor hats reappear with flat crowns. Italian breadsticks appear at teas.

Chinchilla London China

Our Public Men and Their Unusual Paths

Gov O Vincent Corrin of Connecticut is praised as the best dressed executive in the state. Senator Butler of North Carolina is a 31 year old youngest member of the grave and reverend brigade. Gov Arkinson of Georgia appoints porter Robert Atkinson, once owned by the governor’s father, who carried his brother’s body from Virginia in war. W J Burp, Kansas labor commissioner, was a newsboy years ago, now in clover alongside ex-newsboy W N Smith of the English admiralty.

Senator Butler North Carolina Gov. Arkinson Georgia Robert Atkinson Virginia W. J. Burp Kansas W. N. Smith Joseph Porter

Skull Moss Powder Myth Warns of Fabled Cure

A tale details a legendary ointment claimed to hold extraordinary virtues from ingredients including moss gathered from skulls found on battlefields. The powder supposedly loses its efficacy unless the skull belonged to someone who died violently.

Ohio Central trains change of time and schedules

The Ohio Central schedules from November 25 list northbound No 9 Athens & Toledo at 6 00 am No 1 Charleston & Toledo 11 22 am No 11 Gauley & Columbus 5 00 pm and southbound No 10 Columbus & Gauley 10 46 am No 2 Toledo & Charleston 6 36 pm No 12 Col & Athens Arr 8 10 pm All trains run to Columbus and Gallipolis except Sunday plus a B and O baggage time changes Athens train 9 17 am connects to Marietta 4 17 pm Home Seekers Excursion to several states advertised Agent A A Gronar.

Athens Toledo Charleston Gauley & Columbus Columbus & Gauley Col Columbus Gallipolis Aon Erences Ames A.M. P.M. Pomeroy Ly Middleport Wee Alenseee McArthur Reon P.M Athens Us Nelsonville Logan Lancaster Delaware Marion Sandusky Fostoria Aenean Pom Chicago Senor Ly Detroit Setee Postoria McArthur Gallipotts

Buckeye Route Excursion Tickets to Southern States

The Buckeye Route sells excursion tickets to Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and other southern points on specific dates in 1805 with one fare for round trips. Tickets good 20 or 30 days depending on points and include mileage books valid across many lines. Contact W H Fisher G P A Columbus or local Buckeye Route agents for leaflets and full information.

Ohio Central Lines Virginia North South Carolina Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee North Carolina CG. H. V T. R.y W. H. Fisher Columbus W. A. Fisher Buckeye Leatlet H. Vi T. R'y Ohio

Buckeye Flyer Aims at Business Travelers to Chicago

The Buckeye Flyer, a nightly Columbus departure train, serves as the businessman's route to Chicago with solid through service. It runs Larence to Chicago with day coaches sleeping cars, no car changes, and parlor cars on express trains. Tickets and full route details available from agents or W I Fisher Columbus Ohio.

Chicago Columbus Foisl Ohio River W. I. Fisher

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