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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
6
The readable parts mention a meeting or event with dates and places but the OCR is garbled. References to bidders, bids, and a number like 1 dollar are present, along with scattered names and terms that are not coherent enough to identify a clear incident or outcome.
The article notes new styles in women’s sleepwear with redesigned pajamas featuring slim collars, absent Chinese-typical legs, pearl buttons, and curved side seams, plus looser waists and enveloping folds for comfort. It highlights blue and yellow silk pajama sets gaining favor among college women, while window shades are upgraded with decorative borders and appliqué for a more graceful look.
In stitched border pillowcases the daytime use shows no pillows, while a round bolster matches the counter pane in one of the mades. Blue and white barred gingham decorates the bed with lavender scented sheets and pillow slips revived as an old time delight. Delicately scented bee linen relaxes and soothes the nerves.
A nurse with twelve years at sickbeds lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating ovarian and womb diseases. She recalls using it after a fall and reports complete recovery, endorsing the remedy and urging others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's guidance from Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a 25 year milestone at St Andrews. The senior students begin a day with prayer led by a venerable professor who kneels beside a young pupil. The plea asks divine aid for the professor’s frailty and guidance as he leads the hoped for progress.
A garbled text passage discusses Carlyle’s notes on Tennyson and references mythic images and cat worship. It mentions ancient deities and a city of Butiustis with Therodotus and Mina Thibastis, describing transference into a cat and gods entering Egypt in ritual contexts.
A Washington Star fragment questions a water owner's trustworthiness, noting he is prudent yet provocative. It cites his habit of setting a watch to 21 20 and pointing out the mulloner’s timekeeping when the 12 o'clock whistle blows.
The ad claims Kodol cures indigestion and dyspepsia by digesting what you eat. Mrs Crintill of Troy reports years of indigestion clearing after four bottles and endorses the product. Clines' Pharmacy carries the remedy.
The piece notes an agent promoting preparations for upcoming visits by European figures. It mentions Mansfeld already advertising himself, while other efforts appear slow or stalled. The language is fragmentary, reflecting an OCR reading with unclear names.
Fragmented OCR items recount a sales pitch for remedies and cures with dubious claims. It mentions consumption cures, doctors’ supposed remedies, a trial service, refunds, and hints at hive workers in a closing, rustic note. The piece lacks clear dates or named individuals beyond generic references.
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas reports his wife suffering from illness and fatigue. After using Electric Bitters he rose from weariness, slept well, gained strength, and can work hard again. He praises the tonic for health and vitality and notes availability at W. H. McKee’s drug store.
Notice outlines figures such as Matrilitivt Athans and Court presidents George Wo Base, Chit Deputs, Murs Vo theoris, Uhr, and mentions Gaunty Opie with disability ads and territorial concerns. It lists authorities and related local positions in a fragmented vintage notice style.
Notice from F. S Coultrap, clerk, listing exam Saturdays for the board of examiners. Primary tests in May and August. Jioxwell tests on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of Mor as ordered.
Legal notice states Alary Sergent fled her petition for divorce from Charles E. Sergent in the Court of Common Pleas in Athens County Ohio. Grounds include continuous adultery with Anna Parsons from 1902 to 1902. Court hearing set after October 6 1902. custody of five minor children involved. Attorney Mary Sergent Hopkins listed.
An advisory announces travel to the G A R National Encampment in Washington D C via Ohio Central Lines and Chesapeake Ohio R R. The route promises scenic views and a problem free trip with through cars to Washington and return dates October 3 to 6, extending to November 3 with depot extension after payment of 50 cents. Tickets and details available from Ohio Central Lines agents.
Local seller invites buyers to inspect a Delaine ram flock in southern Ohio. Contact details point to Oh Chase in Coolville R D. prior to purchase. The trader promises to advocate for buyers and encourages inquiries.
A scouting notice outlines travel via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington for the G A R annual encampment on October 12. It recalls Civil War battles on the B and O rail line and urges veterans to join the journey, offering details through local agents.
The Burlington Route offers cheap one way rates during September and October 2002 from St Louis Chicago Missouri River Points to California Washington Oregon and Northwest destinations. Rates listed include 30.0 from St Louis 83.00 from Chicago and 225.00 from Missouri River Points with cheaper options to Spokane District and Butte Helena District. The line promises broad reach across the West and Northwest as the main traveled road.
Advertises low round trip fares from Chicago to Colorado Utah for summer travel with periods of special pricing and a base fare plus 32.00 in some windows. Includes Minnesota tourist rates daily through September and Homeseekers excursions on the first and third Tuesdays Aug through Oct to Western regions. Provides agent contacts and request for trip details.
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