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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
9
Ohio items report a wide range of happenings from Across the state. youths shot and killed, fires and gas finds, accidents, arrests, and political notes. readers learn of robberies, drownings, and court actions as communities respond to daily tragedies and local developments.
A Chicago motorman stopped his car with the fender hanging over a gulf on an open bridge and avoided a disaster. The item also reports multiple small town notices on health cures, labor strikes, stabbings, paralyzing illness, a suicide, and a boy’s death after a rifle incident in Ohio.
In Fairpoint Mississippi on August 22 a local pastor Rev H H Hatch declares he was cured of bladder and kidney trouble after 26 years by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He says the remedy restored his health and he feels like a new man. He touts the pills as curing backache and Bright’s disease.
A witty remark suggests some individuals lack ambition and finds solace in sharing observations. The line contrasts laziness with the perceived ease of exchanging impressions among peers.
The article warns that stomach disorders such as cholera morbus cramps and diarrhoea peak in hot weather and are dangerous if neglected. It endorses Painkiller as a reliable remedy and cautions against substitutes, naming Perry Davie as the trusted product.
A brief item notes Wisconsin grows famous by a single notable stride as Rocky Mountain Tea gains worldwide recognition. Cline's Pharmacy appears in the scene as a local point of reference.
A compact social observation noting that certain individuals evoke a desire to retreat. The piece hints at instinctive avoidance and the universal drama of uncomfortable encounters in daily life.
Advice on preventing sour stomach by eating slowly and not too freely, chewing food thoroughly, spacing meals five hours apart, and using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets after meals. Sold at McKee's Drug Store.
A sharp witticism notes that no man is so aged that a pretty girl cannot cheer him. The remark reflects social humor about age and charm in a lighthearted tone.
An advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve from E. C. DeWitt & Co of Chicago as a cure for piles eczema burns and skin diseases. It warns about counterfeit imitations and directs readers to ask for the genuine DeWitt’s sold at Oline’s Pharmacy.
Athens Ohio postmaster lists letters remaining uncalled for including Brownfield Baker Beeson Cray Harless Heckine Valley Mfg Co etc. Recipients must say they were advertised. Also notes an upcoming Mackinac Island excursion on September 6 via Ohio Central Lines and City of Mackinac steamer.
Fire swept the residence of Roy Dailey at 142 West State Street last Saturday evening around six. The Daileys had left for a neighbor when flames appeared from an upper window. Firefighters could not save the building or its contents. Furniture loss about $90. building valued at $300. no insurance. Origin unknown but likely a defective second story flue.
Mrs Elizabeth Musgrave Souther ton of Dover township died at ninety after eighty years as a wife and mother. Born in 1814 in Tyler county Virginia she married James P Southerton and lived through Athens county’s transformation from forests to farms. Funeral by Rev L B Sparks was held and she was buried in Nye cemetery Chaney.
Mr and Mrs W K Scott returned from Columbus where they were detained after a runaway involving Miss Anna Scott and Paul Scott in Clintonville. The horse bolted after a brick pile, throwing them and injuring Paul severely with a stitched forehead wound and temple gash. Anna suffered bruises. The horse was killed. The siblings are well known in Athens, children of the Scotts who live in Clintonville.
Excursion tickets sold via Ohio Central Lines on Monday for routes within 50 miles. Tickets valid for return until the following day. Product notes: purifies the blood cerate ointment for the skin.
The second annual Grange picnic is set for Wednesday September 7 at Mt Blanco. State Master F A Derthick will attend and give an address, with J A Green of the Star Grange among the entertainers. A literary and musical program features Springs Carpet band and other Grange related topics.
J. J. Havens of Versailles Ohio, once destitute and troubled by kidney disease, found relief after using Electric Bitters. He reports being on the road to complete recovery. The medicine is promoted for liver and kidney issues and stomach and bowel complaints, priced at 50 cents with a guarantee by W. H. McKee, Druggist.
A quip notes how awkwardness in steering a horse contrasts with surprising competence in guiding men. The remark hinges on social roles and humor about gendered tasks. It treats driving metaphorically and reflects dated attitudes.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner of Marion Indiana recounts a severe lung cough case that dropped her weight from 148 to 92 pounds. After trying various remedies she used One Minute Cough Cure and was cured, regaining health and strength. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
John G. Bisher of Gillam Indiana reports a complete recovery from a fifteen year lame back using Cham berlain's Pain Balm. The liniment is also touted for sprains and bruises and sold by McKee's Drug Store.
A man past fifty reflects that younger generations miss the lively times he recalls from his own youth. He contrasts then and now, suggesting a perceived decline in carefree enjoyment among the young.
Albany Ga. resident W. S. Philpot reports relief from a bilious attack after taking one De Witt’s Little Early Risers, praising its small size and pleasant effect over calomel and blue mass. The ad extols the pill as ideal and effective.
Medicines that aid nature are the most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan to allay cough relieve lungs aid expectoration and restore the system to health. Sold by McKee's Drag Store.
An elderly visitor shares remarkable deeds, prompting curiosity about his past journeys and unseen feats. The account raises questions about where he has been and what he has accomplished.
An old time patent medicine pitch touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle but thorough remedy for irregular living and related ailments. It claims quick adjustment of organs including liver and constipation, offered for 25 cents at McKee’s.
Notice from the Board of Examiners stating teachers examinations are held on the first Saturday each month unless it is a long holiday then on the second Saturday. Boxwell examination on the third Saturday. Dated July 21. Aaron Grady, Clerk. tf.
Auction note lists corn for sale by the bushel or car lots. The seller Ww. Davali in O offers to furnish on short notice and indicates July 21 18 as a date reference.
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