Kidney Trouble Relieved In Three Months After Two-Year Suffering
A patient endured kidney trouble for two years and found relief within three months of treatment. Doctors reported marked improvement and restoration of normal functions.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
8
A patient endured kidney trouble for two years and found relief within three months of treatment. Doctors reported marked improvement and restoration of normal functions.
Letters from R C B Pfizer of Sterling Kentucky and Mrs Geo H Simser of Grant Ontario praise Peruna and Manalin for kidney and bladder complaints. They claim pain relief and renewed health after several weeks of use, illustrating Peruna as kidney support when the organs struggle to purify the blood.
Major Brackett from the Treasury Department surveyed numerous sites in Athens for a new public building. He reviewed City Hall, residences, corners, Monument grounds, and other parcels, carrying a map with notes for bidding. He left for Washington to await bids and legal steps to acquire the chosen property.
Unclaimed letters listed for Athens Ohio include Maggie Bartlett Joseph Breese G A Cassells Rachel Debar Joseph Doddene Prof Dunfee Mary Ebronklute Frank Ferry Edward Finley Chas Fry H 8 Kline Otto Krobitzsch Carl Luster Flossie McCade Maggie Mills B F Mitchell Samuel Read L D Robinett Will Robinett 8 E Robinson Ben Sharp James Stern J M Smith Eva Todd Gertrude Tompkins Geo B Warren T E Whaley Lewis Wilson Helen. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the dead letter office May 27 1907. John Finsterwald P M
P H Curtin proprietor of a drug store was arrested today in Washington D H Ohio charged with keeping a place where intoxicating liquors are sold.
Kenyon College visits Athens for a Friday and Saturday two game series at Ohio State’s field. Kenyon previously beat big crowds last season, with Willy Hagan striking out 20 and a disputed eighth inning call affecting a 5 to 4 loss. The Gambler squad has already tied with top state teams and aims for another strong showing tonight on their home field.
The Athens County Poultry Association schedules a Thursday meeting in Room 20 of the New National Bank Building at p m to boost a special big poultry show at the next January fair. Breeders of pure stock will speak on breeders and incubators and membership is available for a small fee. Fees fund advertising and stationery.
Two former Athens residents were injured when the West Virginia Express derailed near Columbus at Irwo Station. Baggage Master C R Deardorff of Columbus suffered bruises while Conductor W A Miller endured a bruised back and a scalded foot. Miller reportedly heroically pulled the dying engineer from beneath the engine as two cars were crushed and the rest piled in a nearby field.
An ordinance declares the necessity to improve Elmwood Place and Moore Street from State Street to May Avenue by grading draining curbing and paving with brick or block. It authorizes the village council of Athens Ohio with three fourths vote to proceed and sets the grade after improvement.
An itemized ordinance from May 6, 1907 outlines street curb curbing on State street with grade elevations and public assessments. It details funding by frontage, ten annual installments with 5 percent interest, and bonds issued in anticipation of collections. The measure also covers land valued for assessment and sets effective dates and clerk attestation.
The young people under Mr. Leonard staged a pleasant Saturday evening literary entertainment at Sand Rock school house featuring recitations dialogues and music. Praise goes to Mr McCune and all participants for a successful undertaking. Mr Chamberlain moved his drinking-water machine to the McGrew farm near Kilvert after drilling three “drys.” Clarence Vandyke of Athens visited here over the weekend and M N Linscott of Little Hocking was in the area Friday on business.
Five hundred striking miners march to Charter Oak mine in Pomeroy Ohio delay strike breakers. A confrontation at the streetcar led by Mine Boss Ebersbach ends in a brawl with rocks and clubs. Several strike breakers injured. Tom Jackson severely hurt. Citizens fear further trouble within a week.
Dr C L Jones was in Pt Pleasant Sunday as a guest of Heber H Henry, manager of the Citizens Telephone Company in that city.
Professor Clement L. Martzolff spent several days in West Virginia and Southern Ohio delivering multiple commencement addresses.
Dr D Scott Allen an osteopath was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Webster on the charge of unlawful practice of medicine. He was arraigned before Squire Rose with a hearing set for Tuesday afternoon May 28 at one o clock.
The degree team of St Pauls Court No 1500 Catholic Order of Foresters assisted Buchtel Sunday last by instructing their team in the order. Eight took the degree and both teams shared a sumptous dinner hosted by the Buchtel team. The local team returned in the evening.
Miss Anna Dean finished a week with her sister Mrs. S S Johnson and returned to her home in Coolville on Monday.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Village Clerk of Athens Ohio until noon on May 2 1907 for 600 of bonds dated March 1907 to fund cemetery street and State street improvements. Bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semiannually, mature in ten annual installments starting September 1907, and require a $400 certified check with bids. The village may reject any or all bids and reserves the right to sell to the highest bidder at not less than par plus accrued interest.
The Board of Trustees of Lodi township Athens county Ohio on April 27 1907 authorized three bonds of 200 each bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Maturity occurs at 18 months two years and three years from date. Sealed bids to Atwood Grim Clerk Shade Athens until 1 PM June 1 1907. Board may reject any bid.
Trustees of Canaan township in Athens County Ohio authorize sale of two bonds at 500 dollars each bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually. One bond due in two years and the other in four years from June 1, 1907. Bids to be received by clerk E B Hoskinson until 1 pm June 1 1907 with right to reject any or all bids.
A special meeting of the Memorial Committees of various fraternal orders will be held Thursday at 7:30 PM in the Red Men’s Hall. The agenda includes discussing moving the decorating date to May 30th. C. O. Moore, Secretary.
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