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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
8
A prominent actress endorses Pe-ru-Na in public remarks praising its health benefits. The testimonial underscores the product’s reputation and aligns with its promotional campaigns.
A Watsonville woman reports six years of stomach trouble and nervous dyspepsia improved by Pertina. She credits digestion improvement with relief of nerve symptoms and claims complete cure after using several bottles.
The text asserts Peruna strengthens nerves and changes a person, while criticizing nervines like coal tar preparations and sleep medicines as depressants. It argues digestion must be improved for nerves to be right and credits Peruana with correcting digestion.
In Glouster Ohio the New Gormley theater hosted a large commencement for about 700 attendees. Dr H W Elson of Ohio University gave the address as the program featured solos, duets, a quartet, and diplomas presented by Supt H M Bryson to a well pleased crowd.
A brief column notes Mimderton cider and sage as part of a discussion about prescription drugs referencing Henderson Crifer's Drug Store. The item hints at local products and a pharmacy in a historical context.
Wade H. Ellis filed quo warranto in the supreme court to oust Smith Agricultural Chemical Co. from its charter. The petition cites fraud and alleges the firm sold fertilizer not made to the standard and misrepresented their brands in a long running state action against fraudulent manufacturers.
A brief reflection quoting Henry van Dyke on the danger of overemphasizing restraint and respectability. True virtue, the saying implies, should drive action beyond mere appearances and social polish.
McKinstry Parker real estate ad lists lots and summer home sites in Glenwood Verity and near Athens Texas Pan Handle. Properties include Lot 2061 254 255 9 and 10 with cash or installments priced from 1400 to 350 for various parcels. Auctions or sales at New Bank Building Athens Ohio.
Seventh and Eighth grade pupils from the public schools competed after six weeks of study on a 700-word list. The eighth winners were Alma Moore Mary Angell Greta Lash Edna Kelley Grace Cook Arthur Sayre James Laverty Crescent Tewksbury, with Mrs Louisa Russell as teacher. Superintendent Skinner praised the strong performances.
Captain Thurston of the Baltimore and Ohio reports an Athens county farmer saved the railroad money by returning twenty dollars given for injuries from a Louisville division wreck. The claim agent had settled for the money, but the man insisted the payment be returned and offered no claim. The conductor declined to accept the return, and an official praised the farmer for honesty.
In Stewart on Saturday afternoon the Betas defeated Stewart 5 to 3 despite a muddy diamond. Davis pitched well for Stewart with seven strikeouts. MacGregor fanned 11 for Stewart as five hits were allowed. Lineups list Betas Webb MacGregor Hamilton Roderick Tewksbury Scott EK Jones WF R Jones Adams Bean. Stewart's Davis allowed five hits.
Professor Charles M. Agler, currently in charge of the Manefield science department, will take charge of Kingston school next year. He has fourteen years of experience, previously served five years as superintendent at Eldora Ohio, and is a graduate of a Illinois Normal College and Ohio University. Endorsements come from Ohio University President Ellis and State Normal Dean Henry G Williams.
The blind relief commission of Athens County met to organize with members W F Jourdan S M Johnson and A Comstock present. Jourdan elected president Johnson secretary. relief up to 150 per year per blind resident. applications to any member now as a June meeting will decide all pending requests.
Ray Newlen aged 19 died at home in Mineral Oklahoma around 5 p.m. from appendicitis. Son of Louis and Mrs Newlen, his father runs a livery stable in Mineral. He fell ill Thursday noon at the mines and died quickly.
Omega Ohio businessman Mr Humphrey owner of a large general store and president of two telephone companies praises Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it saved his life by reaching the cough spot and healing throat lungs and chest. Available at MeeKee’s drug store priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
In the House, Tulio Larrinaga confronted Representative Douglas after a slur claiming Porto Ricans do not love the U S flag. Minority Leader Williams intervened to prevent a fight as Larrinaga rushed the aisle. Larrinaga later spoke on Saturday detailing Puerto Rico's woes.
The grand jury continues in session with over 100 witnesses subpoenaed. Prominent cases, including the Wyatt case with Amesville witnesses and the Gulley case from Nelsonville, are under investigation. Jury foreman is Frank B. Tidd, with members listed among others. If progress continues, the jury may report Wednesday morning.
The Glouster Ohio board of trade held a lively meeting at Des Antle’s grocery. They discussed Fourth of July celebrations, invited the miners convention to meet in Glouster, and planned new industries including clay works. W. H. Stahl was named permanent secretary and 12 new members were welcomed, bringing total to 38. The next meeting is set for May 16 at 8 p m in the council chamber.
The loka tribe No. 80 Red Men announces plans and specifications for a two story frame hall 40 by 90 feet near Plains church on the pike. Estimated cost is 5000 dollars with the first story for business use. The tribe, organized last year, now numbers over 80 members and growing.
A speaker blames the political conditions for Puerto Ricans’ discontent, arguing that governance by presidential appointees and foreign-appointed tax collectors ignores local customs. He states Puerto Rico’s prosperity is self-made and criticizes remarks in the public press and Congress.
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