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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1905

Page

2

Brief notes on notable figures and events

A collection of short items mentions Charlies W. Wills death in Newark New Jersey, remarks on Tom Watson's quote about a man who wants to abolish the trusts, and Emile Obet as a popular French president. It notes Charlies F. Herreshoff at 25, William Kingsley claimed alive at 122 near Bloomfield Missouri, Robert Jasper Martin J P author of songs, Max Alvary’s real name Achenbach, Professor Andreas Achenbach, Dr James Law declining a post at Cornell, the Wari of Tankerville giving revival talks, Mrs Caroline Severance founder of the first women’s club, and several theatre productions in New York Boston and London.

Charlies W. Wills Edward Newark N. d Tom Watson Emileoubet France Charlies F. Herreshoff Telleraire William Kingsley Ireland Nelson Trafalgay Bloomfield Robert Jasper Martin J. P Lever Jtullahbooley Killiloe Max Alvary Achenbach Andreas Achenbach Dusseldorf James Law Veterinary Department Cornell University Wilson Daniel E. Salmon Bureau of Animal Industry Wari of Tankerville Leonora van Martin England Lord Caroline M. Severance United States Los Angeles

Plays and Players in the Savage Productions

Two former newspaper women Gertrude Bennyson and Claude Albright sing grant opera roles for Henry W. Savage. J. M. Barrie delays his visit till December. Maude Adams to star in Peter Pan and Ethel Barrymore in Alice-Bit by-the-Fire. College Widow tours flourish with two companies. Raymond Hitchcock tops Savage’s bill.

Henry W. Savage Gertrude Bennyson Claude Albright J. M. Barrie Garden Theater New York City Raymond Bitchcock

Paris Market Porters and Art News Rally

The piece notes market porters to Paris carrying large vegetable baskets and mentions Joseph Reinach donating Delacroix portraits to the Louvre. It references a new statue of Camille Desmoulins and its fashion timing, plus a medieval Paris congress condemning fondling of cats and dogs as related to tuberculosis and hygiene concerns.

Paris Joseph Reinach Louvre George Sand Eugene Delacroix Lelia Camille Desmonlings

Editorial Quotations Spark Wide Range Of Reactions

A collection of brief quotes from multiple papers captures views on graft crime unions and international peace. The diptych cites Baltimore Sun Buffalo Express Minneapolis Journal Houston Chronicle and Chicago Record-Herald with pungent lines about crime manners and global restraint.

Cleveland Buffalo Express Tokyo Minneapolis Journal Houston Chronicle Carnegie Chicago Record-Herald

Clothespin Called Poetry Sparks Banter in Dialogue

A playful exchange between Pat and Moike focuses on a clothespin as a symbol of poetry in the soul. The dialogue, quoted from the New York Weekly, riffs on interpretation and wit.

Patrick Moike Mike New York Weekly

Friendly Suggestion Exchange Between Knox and Borem

A morning breakfast remark features a five year old child who offers a playful line about copyright. Knox interrupts proposing the boy should have his ideas copyrighted to prevent replication. The exchange captures a light humor moment on creative ownership.

Borem Knox

Dean's Kidney Pills Proven by Iowa Man

Eric, Ia., reports kidney trouble for two years with severe pain and fatigue. Doctors failed to help, but Dean's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and remained effective for years. A free trial is mailed on request from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. price 50 cents per box at druggists.

S. Charles Bierbach Chestnut St. Eric Dean Mr. Bierbach United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Henriettas and Little Gowns Stoke Suburban Weekend Fashions

A Delineator inspired street fashion piece details tobacco brown broadcloth Henrietta coats with frogs and silk trim. It notes Little Gowns for indoor wear and casual elegance for weekend New York gatherings. It mentions rose blue lilac and neutral gown tones worn by stylish suburban women and homemade dressmaker pieces.

New York

Furs and Elegant Robes Dominant in Empire Fashion Era

The piece highlights Princess effects and Empire styles praised by European authorities for versatility. It features chiffon and velvet garments, Chantilly lace, and elaborate skirts. Shayne's on 42nd Street showcases an extensive fur collection from sable to ermine with varied lengths and accessories.

Eton Shayne America Alaska

If I Asked You to Marry Me He Says Sly Farewell

Dialogue snippet shows a courting moment with a sudden proposal and a curt response. Mr Brownby is drawn into a brief exchange ending with an abrupt departure. The scene hints at social restraint and witty reproach in a period setting.

Rainy Day Skirt Becomes Witty Saving Jest

In a playful exchange a character insists no real saving occurs yet another retorts with pride in a blue rainy day skirt. The banter highlights thrift humor and a dash of fashion flair within a domestic scene.

Emer son Quote on Inequality and Tomorrow

A reflective line asserts that overcoming current inequality will cause a resurgence of presence tomorrow, implying persistence of social disparities and the idea that actions now shape future outcomes.

Emerson

New West 23d Street Terminal Opens For B and O S W Passengers

In New York City passengers ticketed via B and O Southwest to New York are landed at New West 23d Street Terminal in the heart of the shopping hotel and theatre district. An electric car service and Electric Cab and Carriage are offered with popular prices. Stopovers allowed at Washington Baltimore and beyond. For details, contact nearest ticket agent or J O P McCarty Cincinnati O.

New York New West 23d Street New York City Washington Baltimore Jess O. P. McCarty Cincinnati

Plain Words on Catarrh Cures and Rexall Mucu-Tone

An advertisement discusses catarrh cures and promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone from a drugstore. It claims the remedy can strengthen, heal chronic catarrh, and notes a money-back guarantee. The piece includes a customer testimonial about improved health after five weeks and mentions prices 60 and 89 cents per bottle.

Rexall

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