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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
6
Daily Markets telegram from Pittsburg reports cattle receipts at 90 cars with prime and extra veal and beef values, hog receipts at 30 cars with prime and common ranges, and pig and sheep/lamb loads noted with price ranges. Prices shown include veal around 6.20 to 6.40, hogs 7.25 to 7.40, and sheepish stock 6.00 to 6.50.
A fragment praising Lincoin as a master writer and speaker. It notes his use of simple words and the depth of his soul behind the language, comparing to historic addresses. The piece highlights his craft and affect on audiences through concise expression.
A fragmented tale from a small town scene ends with a barber joking that a patron missed vacation and should become an oyster opener. The exchange occurs after an unnamed operation, leaving the crowd amused by the grim humor.
ENIS LIFR IN CELL Murderer of New York Hotel Clerk Saves City Cost of Trial. James Van xo, a young negro who confessed after arrest in Chicago, strangled himself in Tombs prison. Arabs Attack Ship. Constantinovie reports persistent Arab attacks on British steamer service. a government vessel was riddled, passengers killed or wounded, gun turret disabled.
Ava Nannie Jacobse of New Carlisle was fined $1 for each offensive word during a quarrel with landlord L. A. Jay, amounting to a total $22. She also faced $95 in damages and costs for threats to Day’s life.
Devton March 27 a charge of official misconduct is preferred against a local collector of revenue now en route to Dayton to answer the accusations. Roadbine denies wrongdoing.
Dayton report states Joseph Weat, a Black man, was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Pelle Clark. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair on the morning of July.
A physician narrator discovers his hypnotic power and uses it to probe Miss Adama’s feelings for a man she has not openly named. She reveals traits of the lover and her own reservations, then, when awakened, shows laughter and a kiss before the Medical Record article is never written.
A bureau report details a simple dehorning method using a rope and stanchion with a saw or gate to remove horns. It covers securing the head, limiting distress, timing, post procedures to prevent infection, and notes on pain and welfare.
Frank L. Vanderlip president of the National City Bank of New York raced a special New York Central train to reach his dying mother in Chicago area. He covered New York to Englewood in 15 hours 5 minutes, beating expected times as officials said it was the fastest American rail trip.
Miss Gladys Hoon of New England guest of Miss Lucile Evener. Mrs. Adda Copeland of Amesville visiting here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Starlin and children with Mrs. Rebecca Starlin. Burgess Wade of New England moving to Grosvenor farm. Funeral attendance for Mrs. George Jones. family receives sympathy. Emmet Copeland and wife with Mrs. Frank Coleman. Peter Grosvenor and son Edward of Canaanville on business. George L. Hill of New England visiting Orlo Ogg. C. C. Bowman improves local roads. O. O. Bryson on a Broadwell business call.
William Grant Fyester of McKees Rocks says he believes he is Charlie Ross, the Germantown kidnapping victim. He describes matching physical details and memories of the Ross household, but has no proof and will not pursue a public claim due to notoriety.
The powers agreed on steps at Belgrade based on Grey's proposals to Aehrenthal. Belgrade advised Serbia to issue a declaration to Vienna supplementing its March 14 note. Serbia reiterates its stance on Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation but withdraws demand for compensation and says war is undesired.
Lincoln Neb March 29 A tele phone message reports an unaided bandit robbed the Fairfield local train of the Burlington and Quincy line near Chicago. Passengers were restrained during the day journey.
Wm Robinson's illness worsens as health declines. F G Brooks of the Lancaster Boys Industrial School visited amid Oda Brooks severe illness. Grover Statts moves to Sugar Creek for farm work with Mr Brown. H W Brooks finishes a school term. most schools to close in seven months due to funding shortfalls.
Purported tonic Hot Springs Blood Remedy advertised to purify blood at $1 per bottle. Harris-County drug stores and retailers promote the remedy, with THENDERSON-CRIDER DRUG CO listed as a supplier.
Warts on calves and other stock are skin tumors from overstimulation. Twist them off with thumb and fingers, then apply tincture iodine for two or three days. Keep the parts pliable and rub with sweet hogs lard periodically.
The February 19xx bulletin from the Commerce and Labor Department notes rising industrial activity in the United States. Coal and coke demand grows as iron furnaces run, lumber receipts increase at distribution centers, and building permits rise in 95 large cities from February.
An old gentleman questions the church bazaar girl about a plan she oversees. After a flirtatious exchange, she admits the request, saying its what she desires, while the gentleman presses about her. The lively banter reveals social customs of the event.
An unclear fragment discusses indestructible colors, claiming yellow cannot be destroyed by fumes while purple is more easily affected. The text appears from a damaged page mentioning Fry's Macoztue.
A gentleman frets that his marriage with Miss Mailins must be delayed as news arrives she wed the young Dobson yesterday. The tone signals social setback and a shifting personal story for the trio involved.
In a classroom dialogue, Bobby asks if oxygen is what oxen breathe and if nitrogen is what everyone breathes at night. Papa confirms oxygen and explains that all things breathe, prompting a young exploration of atmospheric gases.
A concise reflection on aging citing De Maistre that depicts old age as the harvest of one’s past life with reverence or regret.
Terre Haute Star reports the wedding of Rev. Don D. Tullis and Miss Agnes Luther in Terre Haute. The ceremony at a Presbyterian church featured lilies, an arch altar, and a double ring service. Attendants included Forest Luther as maid of honor and Lily bearers. reception followed in the Sunday school room. The couple plan a southern trip then to St Augustine and Palm Beach, with Tullis to preach Easter Sunday week.
The article explains Death Valley is a desert valley in Inyo County California. It lies between the Panamint range to the west and the Funeral Amargosa and Grapevine ranges to the east. Much of the valley sits below sea level with scarce drinkable water. It notes the valley was once the bed of a salt lake along its eastern side.
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