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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
18
A report describes the ongoing battle people face from kidney ills as they cope with back pain weariness and distressing urinary disorders, detailing the heavy burdens of ill health and the daily endurance required.
Mgr Jacob Schaefer of 103 West Front Street Portsmouth lauds Doan’s Kidney Pills in Portsmouth papers dating back to 1896. He says the pills cured his backache without imaginary or transitory results and urges others in Portsmouth to try a course from Fisher and Streich’s drug store. Dean’s Kidney Pills cost 50 cents per box and are sold by all druggists through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In Cleveland, Johnson’s push for a land tax is questioned after 20 years of agitation. Critics say the move suits his campaign, while Cleveland Democrats rally to show their support with votes. The Sandusky speech labels Cleveland as politically dead, yet many Ohio Democrats reject that view and remain active voters.
A Chicago man extols kindness over property deeds noting many value a kind word and support. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective for colds with remarks from a user who claims it cures and Prevents pneumonia, sold by McKee's Drug Store.
The item notes skepticism toward Elijah II as a flawed echo of the original Prophet Dowie, suggesting respect for the pioneer while rejecting the modern imitator.
In Sabra Montana on October 26 a local man, Gottleib Mill, credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with ending his backache and kidney pains after years of trial with other medicines. He states the remedy improved his condition within days and plans to keep it stocked for future use.
Southern observers argue a U.S. president should not be color blind while discussions surface on shaping the elastic currency bill. The remarks hint at broader economic and social debates shaping policy considerations.
A cryptic note reflects on frequent rumors of European conflict while actual fighting continues in South America. The tone hopes for bloodless outcomes and avoids sensationalism, underscoring war chatter amid ongoing battles.
Rev Jno 8 Cox of Wake Ark says twelve years of yellow jaundice ended after starting Electric Bitters. He consulted many physicians and tried medicines with no relief but now declares himself cured. The ad urges Electric Bitters as a reliable remedy for liver kidney stomach and general debility and notes a 50 cent price and guarantee by W H McKee.
The remark suggests Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow will be discussed more, but a shorter official title is preferred.
A testimonial from Mia Saylor of Hilliard Pa praises Kodol A geure as a complete cure for dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. The ad describes symptoms appetite loss nervousness headaches and indigestion and claims Kodol supplies natural digestive juices plus tonic and reconstructive properties sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
A terse remark notes that conflict globally yields profits for German powder producers and American mule raisers, implying wartime demand boosts their livelihoods and economies.
Northwest route linked Columbus to Toledo Chicago via Marietta and Cleveland. Ads promise efficient connections on this short line network serving major hubs and regional travel between these cities.
J C Mount of Three Mile Bay New York ran a ten penny nail through his hand while opening a box. He applied Chamberlains Pain Balm immediately and later, and found the pain and soreness disappeared with rapid healing. For sale by McKees Drug Store.
8S LeQuinn of Cavendish Vermont was robbed of health by chronic constipation. Dr King s New Life Pills entered his life and he was cured. They are guaranteed to vote at 25 cents at W H Mee s Drug Store.
The article weighs whether the Czar truly advocated peace conferences in Hague while his pledge to evacuate Manchuria remains disputed. It examines tensions between diplomatic rhetoric and political commitments, citing officials and public reaction to Russia’s stance.
The advertisement declares DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve unique for containing pure witch hazel and condemns rivals as counterfeit. It asserts the salve treats cuts burns bruises tetter piles and related conditions, sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
Bulgaria follows Japan in choosing restraint as tensions rise over regional threats. Officials say no military engagement, opting for diplomacy and sanctions instead to preserve stability.
Sunday excursion via Ohio Central Lines advertised with handbills noting time of special trains low excursion rates and full particulars available from agents.
Ohio Central Lines agents will sell excursion tickets to Athens and return from Gallopolis Thurston and all intermediate stations. Tickets on sale October 29 and 30 good returning until November 1.
The note suggests reformers or antitrust advocates enlist Charles M Schwab to advance their cause, implying expertise in business and finance to shape policy or strategy.
A brief anecdote recalls John Wesley and a wife teaching a child until one telling is not enough. The piece promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for colds and grip and a preventive against pneumonia, described as pleasant and safe to take, available at McKee's Drag Store.
A concise editorial remark highlights the courage expected of editors in China and South Carolina. The comment suggests heightened risks faced by editors in both regions.
The Green ing bros Nursery Co of Monroe Michigan is highlighted as among the world's largest and fastest growing nurseries. They promote progress with new high merit varieties and trade marked favorites like Winter Banana apple Banner peaches and Cream rose. They offer a large storage and packing facility and a catalog for interested customers.
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