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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
6
The same magnificent exhibition that delighted thousands to St Louis Indianapolis Detroit Columbus Memphis and other large cities continues to wow audiences with its grandeur and variety.
The feature showcases wedding gowns with heavy pantie crape and cream taffeta patterns, plus an empire house gown in Renaissance lace over pink silk. A summer linen gown, pink dimity striped piece, and a May June shopping suit are described with hats, lace details, and trimmings. Also notes corded silks and trims and a caution on coffee boiling affecting flavor.
A column on graduation attire for high school and college girls outlines fashionable gowns, footwear, and accessories. It discusses gown details like white satin ribbons, chiffon sleeves, and pink rosebuds, along with hair bows, jewelry bans, and modest floral touches. Also includes cooking and household tips and a jewelers’ circular notes on upcoming trends.
Excursions to Springfield offer one fare round trip from all Ohio points with May 24 25 travel and return by May 27. Similar tickets for a K of P meeting in Springfield May 24 25 27 issued by Ohio Central Lines agents. Also notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for ulcers and wounds with a 30 cent price. Jell O dessert promoted in four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry. Large floating dry dock nearing completion for the government. Kimberley diamond field covers nine acres.
The New York Evening Journal records a taunt from a speaker calling a rival a bully and promising intervention by a big brother in a confrontational taste of street chatter.
A Syracuse Herald note reports a novelist facing rejection despite claims of strong sales potential. The author asserts a target of 100,000 copies while questioning who has accepted the work, amid ten prior rejections.
A Wyandotte Michigan man credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving his life after pneumonia and a severe lung illness. The note also touts Grain-O as a superior health beverage and cites regional college graduation statistics for African Americans in the South with Northern funding.
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