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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1905

Page

7

Woman credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief and weight loss

Mrs. Almira A. Jackson of Traverse City Michigan credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney and liver trouble. She describes severe pain numbness and disturbed sleep before using seven boxes. She reports weight loss relief from bloating improved circulation and normal kidney action. A free trial offer is available by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and the pills sell for 50 cents per box.

Almira A. Jackson East Front St. Traverse City Mich Dean Jackson United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Ohio Briefs Chronicle Local Affairs In One Dispatch

A compilation of Ohio notes reports Canton brewer George Dilzer’s death by hanging in Louisville, Marysville woman Mia Carrie Sherwood near death from tooth infection, and Shelby wet victory in Beal law election. Also listed are federal appointment in Toledo, Tiffin boy’s fatal fall from a freight train, and multiple city updates on courts, fires, oil rushes, bankruptcies, and new business ventures across Columbus Toledo Cleveland Cincinnati and others.

Canton George Dilzer Louisville Marysville Carrie Sherwood Shelby Tiffin Oliver Beidelman Hamilton William Thomas Middletown Ohio Columbus Samuel J.swartz Mt. Carmel Hospital Urbana Mingo Erie Wapakoneta Auglaize John Reichelderfer Cridersville Cincinnati Gustavus A. Doren East Liverpool

Prominent Cincinnati Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy

A Cincinnati resident reports cure from womb trouble after nine months and five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter extols uterine tonic effects and urges other women with menstrual pain or female weakness to try the remedy.

Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Sara Wilson East 3d Street Cincinnati Ohio

Startling Mortality News Sparks Remedy Claim

Statistics show alarming deaths from appendicitis and peritonitis. An advertised cure claims Dr. King's New Life Pills relieve constipation and biliousness. M Flannery of Chicago endorses the remedy and W H McKee druggist sells them for 25 cents.

Asparages Claimed as World’s Oldest Food Plant

Historical accounts cite Asparages as the oldest plant used for food, with Rediscoveries suggesting its ancient cultivation. Researchers note its long culinary use across early civilizations and enduring presence in regional cuisines.

Night Prowlers Steal Through Children's Sleep

Croup and Whooping Cough are described as night thieves that afflict children in their beds. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is promoted as a new remedy to drive out coughs and colds before a doctor arrives. The product claims no opiates and is sold at Cline's Pharmacy.

Ennedy Cline

Obituary for Oeddears Harris

Oeddears Harris born October 26 1878 died March 4 1905. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Sidders wife of Charles A Harris married November 15 1901. A child born August 24 1903 died days later. She was a devoted daughter wife and mother and a teacher who studied at Ohio University. She joined Union M P church and worked in Sunday school to improve lives. Her life is a model of emulation and her passing is a fulfillment of heavenly law. Her memory will glow as a star of hope in the celestial home.

Oeddears Harris R. M. Sidders Charles A. Harris Ohio University Union M. P. Church Throne of Heaven

Night Rest Promotion and Weatherproof Bricks

A stocky ad blend promotes Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for coughing and sleepless nights with claims of forty years’ success and trial and big bottle prices. Also notes glass bricks for statues and monuments with weather resistance, plus Champion Liniment for rheumatism praised by a mail carrier from Chapinville Connecticut and sold by McKees drug store.

Dr. Boschee Chas. Drake Chapinville Conn McKees Drug Store

Local Notes From Beebe Community

Mrs J Cook remains dangerously ill. Mrs George Hueston of Little Hocking visited sister Mrs Heater Crippen. Mr Albert Wyer died suddenly Friday and was interred in Wyer Cemetery. A lively gathering at A H Montgomery’s residence featured music and games. Rev Cornettet preached at Liberty Church on Sunday.

J. Cook George Hueston Little Hocking Heater Crippen Albert Wyer Wyer A. H. Montgomery Cornettet Liberty Church Sanday

Card of Thanks for ElizabEth Witham

We extend sincere thanks to all who assisted us during my mother ElizabEth Witham's sickness and death. The children express heartfelt gratitude for support, kindness, and comfort shown.

Elizabeth Witham

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Week in Community

Freddie Merrill remains ill with jaundice delaying correspondence for two weeks. Rev J R Carpenter of Mt Gilead preached at Universalist church and Rev Kellar of Zanesville preached at Centennial church on Sunday. D O Seaman of Broadwell was a guest of Wm J Dean. Mrs Vernie Rowell of Nelsonville visited Theodore Rowell family last week. Wm Founds to close his Sand Hill school this week. Welch Bros moved their sawmill onto Isaac Brandeberry land.

J.R. Carpenter Mt. Gilead Kellar Zanesville D. O. Seaman Broadwell Wm. J. Dean Vernie Rowell Nelsonville Theodore Rowell Wm. Founds Sand Hill Welch Bros Isaac Brandeberry

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