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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
8
Dr Hartman identifies pelvic catarrh as the root cause of most female diseases and promotes Peruna as a permanent cure. He claims four decades of experience treating women and credits Peruna with building nerves restoring appetite and digestion. He asserts he has cured more women than any other living physician using Peruna.
A series of testimonials praise Peruna curing long standing back pain female weakness and headaches. Mrs Minnie E McAllister of Minneapolis and Mrs Esther Milner describe dramatic recoveries after using Peruna with gratitude and confidence in its tonic effects. The ad claims Peruna contains no narcotics and is safe for long term use.
Nelsonville and nearby areas show a busy social scene with visits to Columbus Bremen Logan and Ganley Bridge W Va. The piece notes illnesses travel stays and gatherings including religious groups and a memorial for an infant. It also records the death of Samuel Keyes a local saloon and restaurant business partner.
All coughs colds and pulmonary complaints that are curable are quickly cured by One Minute Cough Care. It clears phlegm draws out inflammation heals and soothes the affected part strengthens the lungs wards off pneumonia harmless and people to take sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
Mrs F Davis returns from Meigs county after visiting friends. John Neft comes back to Columbus after a week with his parents. Mrs M E Morse visits Pom eroy nephew A W Vorhes this week. P A Vorhes hosts a party for guest Mr Snow of Athens. Streets are being graded in the McCoy addition. T W Coe and family spend Sunday in Athens with Dr and Mrs L Jones. Dr A F Holmes and son Alpha head to Pasadena Cal for winter. Dr Stanley of Harrisonville will assume Dr A F Holmes practice and move his family here soon.
Local applications cannot reach the disease. Catarrh is blood or constitutional. Cure requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Not a quack medicine, prescribed by top physicians for years, a regular prescription. Combines tonics with blood purifiers to target mucous linings. J CHENEY & CO props Toledo Ohio. Price 5 cents a dose. relief claimed for constipation also advertised.
Ton CH Mrs Walden and Mrs E E White of Coolville visited Mrs T W Jones Tuesday. Relatives Robt Coleman and daughter left for Lancaster and Adelphia. Gillilan brothers from Martin's Ferry and Cleveland attended Lewis Gillilan's funeral. Edith Green visits aunt Mrs Bowles. M E church benefit dinner sale by Chas Hayden in Youba Thursday. Rev E A Parkinson preaches at Torch and Little Hocking Sunday. Rev Carroll preached in M E church Sunday. Bertha Gillilan returns to Athens after visiting her parents.
Peach Ridge educator Miss Mae Simms, teaching near Jerseyville, stayed Saturday and Sunday with her parents. A temperance lecture is planned at the school house Thursday evening. Miss Minnie Robinson of Hooper Ridge, aiding Mrs. A J South, returned home Sunday. Mrs. South visited her son Lin who recently broke his leg. Mrs. M J Tippie remains ill. Geo Haning moved his family from Strouds Run to Sugar Creek for work. Mrs. Cora Seebol of Columbus visits with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A J Soath.
The Rothwell club met at Mrs. J. L. Hesse's home with Mrs. F. P. Kientz reading on England's people. Albany visitor Orville Dailey spent Sunday here while Athens residents Ned Wolf and Miss Jessie Weiss visited. Several residents attended reunions, travel for work or church duties, and guests included Tom Wade of Nebraska and John Beard of West Virginia. A birth occurred at the Potter home and local members prepared for civic events in Columbus and Toledo.
Mrs Lucy Crippen and daughter Nina Place visited Clara Moss at the state hospital where she shows rapid improvement and may return home for the holidays. Other relatives and guests include Hannah Norris of Athens with son Chas Norris and family, Lola Townsend visiting cousin Ora Townsend near Guysville, Henry Burk visiting from Athens, and multiple gatherings of Palmer, Windsor, Petty, Petty and Wright families with extended visits to state hospital and Lynch West Virginia guest Stonestreet.
An Osage County notice touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble, claiming relief from Bright's Disease and related illnesses. Local mentions cover Dr. Monetta's eye care services and upcoming clinic dates in Amesville Athens Nelsonville with emphasis on affordable comfort and reliable fittings.
Dress fabrics including Crispy Voices Panama Weaves Serges Cheviots Henrietta and Broad Cloths arrive in new lines. Ladies misses and children's wraps and skirts feature Empire and three quarter lengths with braid trim and fancy stitching. Early buyers save with a discount of 2.00 on Lady wraps and 7.00 on Child wraps.
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