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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
2
Fresh air exercise nourishing food and Scott's Emulsion are cited as near cures for consumption, with many people worldwide reportedly living healthily with one lung. The discussion notes ice as a potential aid to build on, reflecting historical medical beliefs.
Senator Knox voices Republican unity urging party supremacy in state politics to support wise legislation and lower taxes. Alien county Republicans denounce false reports about opposition to Governor Herrick, with Lima figures defending the governor and the party’s local board support.
The Lima Republican Gazette argues for unanimous support, claiming the Democratic platform backs Roosevelt while Roosevelt endorses the Republican ticket in Ohio. The piece says continued elections burden Democrats with expense and defeat, and that prosperous times favor the Republicans.
The Springfeld Gazette lauds Governor Herrick calling him a self-made leader who rose from a poor boy to chief magistrate of Ohio, expressing pride and courage in meeting the people and facing the state’s challenges.
The piece reviews Ohio liquor law history, listing yeas for Pond, Scott, Dow, Beatty, Beal, and Brannock measures and praising Republican aims for enforceable, practical statutes. It contrasts Republican successes with Democratic anti-sumptuary resolutions and notes Anti-Saloon League figures citing village and township abolitions.
Local note claims scientific research links kidney trouble to many diseases and cites J A Davis of Bradford praising Dodd’s Kidney Pills as a complete cure after several boxes. Also a Canadian merchant reports Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sales and universal patient satisfaction, with availability through W H McKee and Barton Drug Co Chauncey Ohio.
The open letter from Senator Dick questions Pattison's vote against the party platform on railroad rate regulation. It accuses him of flashing Roosevelt Democrat bravado without clarifying his stance or whether he remained a Democrat or voted against the Democratic ticket last year.
In 1886 Democrats spent the night chalking on sidewalks and doors the amount they accused Garfield of stealing. Later they praised him for unknown reasons, reflecting shifting political sentiment.
Faculty from the college and many public school teachers from the county attended the Southeastern Olio Teachers' association meeting in Wellston on Friday and Saturday. It was reportedly the largest and most successful gathering yet. Athens public schools closed Friday afternoon as teachers departed for the meeting.
A reflective line contrasts wisdom and folly, suggesting restraint in speech to avoid foolish outcomes. The statement emphasizes prudence over loose talk and hints at consequences of unfiltered thoughts.
E. B. Reid of Harmony Maine credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for saving him from serious lung trouble after five years of coughing and cold signs. He recalls his mother’s death from consumption and urges prompt treatment with a cure claimed to quicken relief and cure coughs and colds. Price one dollar. trial bottle free at W. H. Mi Kee’s drug store.
The text notes that birthday celebrations among the female Moors are unknown and that they are considered to be ignorant of any anger.
Thos S Austin opposed surgery for his wife and with Eletric Bitters she recovered from a severe female ailment. Five physicians had failed to help, but after taking the remedy she could again perform household duties. Guaranteed by W H McKee, price 50c.
Hannah Plant of Little Rock describes relief from Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing fearful sores after five years of suffering. The ad touts the product as a marvelous healer for cuts burns and wounds, guaranteed at W. H. McKee's drug store for 25 cents. It notes that a family quarrel can be terminated by two people.
The notice promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion constipation and related ailments. It claims they build up digestive organs and cure headache dizziness and colic and is guaranteed at W H McKee's drug store priced at 25 cents. It ends with a moral remark on thrift and character.
The Ohio Central Lines sell Sunday excursion tickets for travel between all stations with return the same day at a single round trip fare. No excursion rate is less than 25 cents.
A. R. Bell warns residents to pay water rent between November 1 and 10 to avoid penalties. The notice emphasizes timely payment to prevent charges and maintain service.
A reliable medicine recommended for immediate use to prevent a cough in a hoarse child. For sale by W. H. McKee and Barton Drug Co. in Chauncey Ohio. Includes a note on bargains and home ownership risks.
A crime note reflects on burglars who do not leave any indication or apology after breaking in. The remark underscores the mystery and lack of closure in property theft cases.
Nature needs only Little Early Risers to cleanse bowels and activate the liver. The famous pills are pleasant and non gripe causing, strengthening liver and kidneys. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy. Gladden's Tensorial Parlor offers an easy shave and a good haircut.
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