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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1896
Page
3
A collage of late 19th century ailments and cures, praising patent medicines like Electric Bitters and Dr Pierce’s Prescription. It discusses long hours at the desk harming health, headaches, digestive issues, and blood purification claims while noting various testimonials and distracted social anecdotes.
An old pamphlet urges readers to contact Dr. Greene of New York City for nervous and chronic diseases. It promises free advice via letter correspondence and claims his Nervara remedy cures with no charge for initial guidance. The appeal appeals to suffering readers to write immediately.
A report from the Round describes the young Russian empress hosting a reception at the palace for women who aided a charity. One guest, mother to a baby near the empress’s own infant age, asked about her baby, sparking a public smile. The royal child is shown daily at the window during outings, as a nurseful display for observers. A South Dakota man travels 1,050 miles to visit old friends in Coldwater, Michigan.
A collage of 19th century ads and notices tout Dr Kings Discovery for La Grippe and blood disorders, Becklen's Arnica Salve, and a note on the gold standard silver debate. Phrases mention W B H McKee and a Tun treasury department bulletin context, with scattered references to population estimates.
A Boston Globe writer recalls Marblehead youths reputed as worst in the state. A minister visits the town and, amid jeers, condemns local depravity from the pulpit. Onlookers say he lied, noting youths allegedly pelted a funeral later, prompting mockery.
A chic blend of colors dominates this Paris style note as blue gowns feature green taffeta linings and matching stockings. The trend extends to green neckwear with blue ensembles, signaling a bold seasonal contrast in garments and accessories.
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