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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1903
Page
20
The sedentary indoor life of winter slows blood and wastes. Katharinon Chemical Co presents agee's Cordial of Cod Paver Oil to restore vigor, enrich blood, and tone organs. It claims to aid weak lungs, bronchitis, consumption, catarrh, nerves, and digestion and is sold by all druggists.
In a tense exchange, a woman ends her engagement with Wardwell after accusing him of unworthiness. He proposes a staged parting, while she insists on a discreet breakup and requests no further contact, signaling a sharp, final rift.
The ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for coughs bronchitis and consumption preventing death. A patient testimonial from John M. Russell credits cures and links a medical book offer with inexpensive stamps for a 1008 page adviser. The piece blends marketing with a dramatic domestic scene and author Roger T. Berkelfy signs off.
The excerpt shows a tense exchange as characters discuss a plot to hide a break in trust from friends. One character proposes a scheme involving Wardwell and a stage artist to impersonate him, while the other resists the idea and calls the talk foolish. The dialogue reveals strain and hesitation as they debate further steps.
A Washington Post piece credits a white haired matron with a clever musical joke. She and a State Department youth listened to a pianist performing new pieces. When Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played the youth exclaimed it was familiar. The matron replied that it was the Maiden's Prayer.
An article extols mothers as experts in croup remedies and compares hive syrup with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims Chamberlain's relieves faster by promoting phlegm up and offers quick relief during night attacks, though wording is unclear in places.
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