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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1903

Page

6

Athens County WCTU Holds Annual Convention

The Athens county W C T U met in Glouster on May 25 with full county turnout. Resolutions urged total abstinence, equal citizenship for women, moral public office, purity standards, gospel temperance in churches and schools, and continued support for the Beal law and S T L work.

Frankie Musser Nelsonville Anna Sisson Augusta Morse Margaret A. Vickers A. C. Young E. ©. McVay Metta Glazier I County M. Lovell Emma B Flower Mission Jennie P. Hoisington Lydia Johnson Sarah L. Poston McVay Kittie Gillalan Ebien P. Needham Eliarbeth. White Emeline D. Clark A. ©. Young Della Connett Mercy Adair Clark T. L. Lowe Athens America Athens County Jesus Christ

Longest American drought records in the 1762 summer

The Marietta Leader notes a drought of 123 days from May 1 to September 1 1762 the longest on record. It lists numerous past droughts from 1621 to 1876 with extended periods without rain and mentions residents sending to England for hay and grain.

America England Marietta

O Bleness Named Secretary of Bell Pottery Company

Charles G. O Bleness son of Mr and Mrs Henry O Bleness of Findlay has been named secretary of the Bell Pottery Company of Findlay. He succeeds W L McLure who resigns as secretary and treasurer. The Findlay plant handles major duties for a company with a larger Columbus plant under construction estimated at two hundred thousand dollars for building with first ware to be produced in October.

Charles G. O’bleness Henry O’bleness Bell Pottery Company of Findlay O'Bleness Findlay Republican W. L. McLure Bell Pottery Company Charles G. O'Bleness O’bleness Columbus Findlay Office

German Syrup Promoted as Cough and Consumption Cure

The advertisement claims Boschee's German Syrup uniquely relieves and cures consumption by using pure tar and gum extracts endorsed by medical congresses. It promises soothing rest for the throat and lungs, easing nocturnal rest and morning coughing with improved expectoration. Bottles cost 25 cents and 75 cents.

Boschee

Watch Day Care From Mothers For Girls In Transition

Mothers hold vital information for their daughters and must watch closely during adolescence. When a girl shows sluggish thoughts headaches dizziness and other signs, the mother should intervene promptly. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is presented as the trusted aid to support the coming change.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Case of a New York Girl Boosts Lydia Pinkham's Medicine

A mother writes of her daughter’s recovery from pale skin poor appetite and heart pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the medicine noting menstruation returned and the girl gained weight and health. The ad stresses the product's proven cures and offers contact details in Lynn Massachusetts.

Case New York Lydia E. Pinkham Margaret Puelan Tenth Avenue, New York City Lydia EK Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Cape and Ruffles Fashion Trends Highlight Spring Wear

Fawn and pearl gray dominate spring wardrobes with smooth fabrics for dressy gowns and rough ceviot for walking outfits. Flat feather stoles lose favor as cape ruffles in velvet lace and chiffon rise. Hair worn high with flat shoulders. around the neck a fussy ruffle becomes essential alongside broad brim hats. The example shows a port street costume in fawn cloth by Jubic Chollet.

New Hats and Frills Highlight Picture-Order Styles

The article notes new hat designs with flat crowns and low trimming, featuring ospreys or aigrettes, silk or satin with ivory motifs, ecru lace, and velvet bindings. Front accents include satin bows, feather pompons, and floral elements like velvet lilies, orchids, or drooping side feathers. Some figures also suit new capes or pelERines.

Gown Trends for Spring Dresses Show Lace and Applique

The article notes lace will be widely used on spring gowns and outlines new motifs and applique designs. It comments that veils from a white nun's style are unflattering for the average woman, as they widen the figure and reduce perceived height.

Fashion notes on black lace gowns and veiling trends

A fashion brief describes medallions replacing embroidery on gowns, jet and black chiffon accents in black lace outfits, and fichus trimmed with black velvet bows featuring paste buckles. Nun's veiling in pale shades appears in a white gown, with Judic Chollet cited as a reference point.

Fichus

Handcrafted Philosophy in a Tribune Note

A Chicago Tribune snippet contrasts ingenuousness and curiosity in social behavior. It observes some people show friendly interest while others push to know more about our affairs and how we are getting along.

Chicago Tribune

Reliable remedy for colic and cholera morbus

In almost every neighborhood someone dies from attack of colic or cholera morbus before medicine or a physician can be summoned. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubt edly saved lives and relieved pain. For sale by McKee's Drug Store.

Chamberlain McKee’s

Door of Hope Remains Open to Collector of the Port Drum

The door of hope stays open for the Collector of the Port Drum, while the meal tent reports no vacancy. The note signals ongoing talks and available opportunities despite no current openings in the dining area.

Hope

Farmer cured by Pain Balm story at Pattens Mills

A farm resident doubled with rheumatism was given Chamberlain's Pain Balm free at first. He returned days later, straight as a string, and paid for a second bottle. McKee's Drug Store sells it. Also notes Congo slavery persists and contrasts Belgian and British colonization methods.

C. P. Rayder Pattens Mills N. Y McKee

Made Young Again Promises From Dr King’s Pills

A user from Dempseytown Pa reports a two week treatment with Dr King’s New Life Pills reverses aging, claiming renewed energy in teens. The pills are touted as vegetable and gripe free for liver stomach and bowels and cost 25 cents at W H McKee’s Drug Store.

Dr. King D. H. Turner Dempseytown W. H. McKee E. A.C Ohio Kennedy Kergan Superior GT Cleveland, O

Russia eyes open door to China amid wary shifts

A cautious view surfaces that Moscow seeks freer access to Beijing while signaling China should welcome dialogue. Analysts debate whether such moves could curb tension or embolden a more assertive stance from both powers.

Keep Balance Up Balance Health and Hood's Sarsaparilla

An old newspaper ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to maintain the even balance of health. It warns that loss of appetite or fatigue signals weakness and that early use can prevent illness while supporting appetite strength and endurance.

Hood

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Glouster F. R. Crooks Emma B. Wilson Elizabeth White The Drouth Record Pottery Company 7 E. Pinkham Smart Street Congo Russia China Aeal C. H Edna Thompson Cline Tickety California Arizona Texas Oregon Washington Montana Daho Utah San Francisco Cal National Association General Assem Presbyterian Church Boston National Educational Association Denver Col International Convention United Society Christian Endeavor Uly Baltimore Mad Ann Pe C. P. McCarty Cincinnati Manhattan Therapeutic Association Dept Broadway New York City Lorn
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