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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
31
L D Hazzard of 1120 Lane Street Hamilton Ohio a paper hanger says Doan's Kidney Pills removed lameness from his back strengthened his kidneys and ended kidney annoyance after strain. He bought them at J G Behwartz's drug store and recommends the remedy. Sold by all druggists 80 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A vivid account describing Pasha, an Arab hunter horse in Stuart's Black cavalry, entering battle with thousands of riders. The narrator emphasizes the horse’s perspective as lines form, guns roar, bugles blare, and the charge begins, merging desert memory with the chaos of modern battle.
W L Pickering notes planetary astronomy hinges on a steady atmosphere for clear observations. He explains atmospheric tremor distorts images magnified 1000 times, making site selection crucial for detailed planetary markings unseen with larger telescopes.
Lightning clouds hover rarely beyond 700 yards from earth. Jupiter, though 1,387 times larger than earth, weighs about 300 times more. All blood cycles through the heart every two minutes. Starlight travels about twenty one miles per second on average. Lightning can cross about four miles from cloud to earth. Microscopes reach 16 000x with vaseline oil immersion. A polished metal surface remains positively electrified versus an unpolished one. Sticky substances and dust emit positive charges.
While a student in Berlin or shortly after, Bismarck served a few months as a court officer. A story repeats that a witness provoked him until he threatened to eject the man. The judge intervened saying the court would throw out troublemakers. Later the witness grew obstreperous again and Bismarck, seizing the moment, warned that the judge might eject him with his own hands.
In the Chicago Record Herald a discussion notes a man who dresses well and considers himself among the town’s stylish clerks, reflecting on taste and status tied to clothing and wealth.
An old man with a fish on his back promotes Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil as a delightful food and tonic. It claims to strengthen weak and sickly people, aid children and old folks, and improve flesh and blood. Advertises Cott & Bowne chemists in New York and prices for bottle sizes.
Waldo Baird, principal petitioner, seeks the vacation of a road from the Cananville Methodist Church to the Hockin River bridge, passing through Lorinda Baird and A P Linscott lands, a distance of about 240 rods, to Webster's mill area. The petition will be presented at the next regular session of the county commissioners.
Ohio Central Lines announces their first grand Chicago excursion on Friday November 6 at very low round trip rates. Tickets for train No 5 arrive Toledo 11:00 pm then via Wabash Railroad reach Chicago 7:15 am Saturday. Return on any train through Monday November. Contact local agents for train times and rates.
Earn steady wages for families with two or more children over fourteen. Also hire young women sixteen and older. References required. Apply at The American Pad & Textile Co. 8 h-w 14 Greenfield Ohio.
The piece traces colonial coinage from the Boston mint dating to 1652 and 1602, notes Bermuda coining for Virginia as early as 1644, and English struck copper with an elephant for Carolina and New England. It also mentions Maryland issues with Lord Baltimore and a Rupert Vermont mint established in 1785 issuing copper cents with a plow and sun motif and a radiated eye with thirteen stars.
In a rural town Patty Beverly a widow of Walter Beverly helps John Cheseldine discover their fates through a love knot told by golden vine. Patty finally names John as the one she will marry revealing her hidden identity among the Beverly sisters.
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