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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
7
State Fish and Game Warden L H Rentinger presents an updated epitome of Ohio fish and game statutes. Open seasons, licenses, penalties and prohibitions cover birds, fish and game with details on nonresidents, landowner permits and protected species.
Mrs H E Mullen of Dean Ave Athen Ohio reports severe nervous prostration sleep problems and dizziness improved after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills she bought at Henderson's Drug Store She says nerves are steadier she sleeps better and recommends the pills as a health builder Sold at 50 cents a box in Buffalo NY portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package The Egyptian industries rise and good governance boost American trade market prospects.
A young man suspects his stepmother of plotting to break his engagement to Adele Trimball. After a missing twenty dollar bill shifts suspicion to Adele, the detective narrator tests a servant Joe and uncovers a hidden stash of cigarettes and a partly used bill case that leads to a crucial clue. The tale blends family intrigue with a quest to secure the inheritance.
An advertisement touts Kratse's Headache Capsules as instant pain relief indoors without harm. claims mention a 25 cent price and sale at Cline's Pharmacy with guarantees. A separate science note cites Dr Fluggo on air flow through closed rooms and a Trafalgar incident linked to Nelson's walking canoe found aboard the Victory.
A dated discussion links degraded health to nerve force loss, describing how weakened nervous energy damps heart, brain, liver, kidneys and vision. It notes symptoms like palpitations, insomnia, morning fatigue, poor digestion, irritability, and reduced stamina and strength.
Washington Post notes that numerous curious stone implements from Tennessee mounds resemble modern irons in shape and use. The piece links these artifacts to Peruvian examples found in Inca tombs and Ancon necropolises, suggesting pre Columbian contact via intertribal trade across the Americas.
A compilation of observations on Australian wildlife and insects. Caterpillars near the Darling River exceed six inches. Migrating geese leaders tire and are relieved by others. The gray buzzard is a heavy flier. Ingles birds and terrapin diets noted. Terrapin eats crabs and their lobster-like claws. Glowworms glow as eggs, hatchlings lack luminosity. Australian whistling moths rare with glassy wing pattern. Whistles produced by ribbed wings and antennae. Love calls observed between mute and female birds.
A London Tit-Bits quip recalls a man offering a dance to a stout lady who rejects a “cart” as a one partner. Moments later the same young lady overhears a sound man seeking an introduction and refuses with a pun. Separately, Central American earthquakes disrupt activity while Texas oil gas workers halt flows. The danger of illuminating gas lies in carbon monoxide.
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