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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
13
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back pains and kidney and bladder troubles promptly. Sold at all drug stores for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
Statewide snippets report Findlay waterworks trustees resigning over censure. Sandusky man John Doyle, 35, killed on a railway frog. Circleville notes saloon density. Bedford fining Edward Everson $300 for Sunday law violation. Other items include a one year term for non support in Findlay, a fatal fall in Wellston, arrests in Fremont and Columbus, factory fire losses in Springfield, a $69,000 ministerial fund gift in Portsmouth, and various local legal actions and accidents across Ohio.
A fragment from a period newspaper details Scott s Emulsion marketing with a thin woman weighing twelve pounds gained after regular doses. It also lists short items from Gallipolis Marietta Bridgeport Logan Hamilton Columbus Zanesville noting commissioners building a pike, embezzlement charges, a strawberry harvest price, a canal association meeting and a court figure’s disappearance.
The list shows letters remaining uncalled for at Spee and Athens on Monday. Names include Brown Dee Bladie Ida Black Lizzie Dean Curt Downey Lydia Durant and others. Persons calling for these letters should say they were advertised. signed D Gist Postmaster.
Rev. Jno. Cox of Wake Ark testifies he suffered Yellow Jaundice for 12 years. After multiple doctors and medicines he found relief with Electric Bitters, claiming a complete cure. The ad touts Electric Bitters as a reliable remedy for liver and kidney trouble, stomach disorder, and general debility, endorsed by W. H. McKee.
The 1904 schedule fixes circuit court terms across counties including Washington Athens Hocking and others with start dates from January to December. Judges Cherrington Jones and Walters sign the order with Clerk D A R McKinstry certifying the copy.
Secretary Moody argues that speed matters most in battle as the most efficient ship arrives after combat and may be forced to flee from an adversary, stressing the need for faster American battleships.
The advertisement promotes Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a builder of resistive strength. It claims to purify and enrich the blood, improve flesh, and prevent or cage coughs colds bronchitis consumption nervousness sleeplessness indigestion and weakness after fevers. Sold by druggists, prepared by Katharinon Chemical Co. St Louis Mo.
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri writes that a yearlong sore healed after using Buckien's Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it sells for 25 cents at W H McKee's Drug Store.
Kansas City braces for a monthlong disruption as a fire destroys the main telephone exchange, crippling service across the city and testing residents and businesses to adapt until repairs restore full operation.
A quirky 19th century ad claims LeQuinn of Cavendish Vermont was robbed of health by chronic constipation. It asserts Dr King's New Life Pills entered his life and ended the ailment, promising a guaranteed cure for 25 cents at a local drug store.
Despite fresh revelations of wild winds, President Roosevelt does not habitually carry a pistol, signaling a notable stance on personal defense and public image during current events.
A Chicago man notes deeds are valuable when paired with kindness and encouragement. A reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it cures colds and prevents pneumonia, with McKee's Drug Store as the seller.
The article notes growing doubts among some people that the Sultan’s policy and his cartridges are produced in Germany, fueling a debate on origin and authenticity. It mentions concern about foreign influence and possible implications for domestic affairs.
The adage about repeating a message echoes in this testimonial defending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the remedy cures colds and grip, counteracts progression to pneumonia, and is pleasant and safe for use. The piece emulates a proverb about persistent instruction to endorse the medicine.
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