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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
7
A long-form discussion on pronunciation etymology and proper usage. The piece critiques misused terms, stresses correct roots and accents, and condemns lax or sensational diction such as awful, using examples across theology, science, and daily speech.
At a preliminary hearing last week, Thompson was bound over to the common pleas court on a 3,000 bond with the same conditions set at liberty, while defense counsel Worstell conducted the proceedings before Judge Mater Logan LG.
A meeting of Waterloo township teachers is set for Saturday afternoon September 1 at two o'clock at the home of Mr Janett Parker in Marshfield. The objective is to organize the township order books for the O T B R C. All teachers are urged to attend with CoH Domare as secretary.
A historical sketch of almanacs from the 15th century to 19th century England, France, and Germany. It covers early print claims, Stationers’ privilege, Moore and Partridge rivalries, Poor Robin and Poor Richard models, and the spread of almanac publishing in Britain and America.
A testimonial from Mrs. la Mimford of Tatona, Fu Co Mam, recounts severe heart and stomach problems treated by Dr. Bieter Imernyies. After hospital care and patent medicines failed, she used Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and gave birth to a ten month old boy who thrived, praising the remedy. The ad promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser sent for 21 stamps.
Lace dresses of yesteryear can be revived this season with a new contrast lace. The shift from last year’s ribbon outline to pairing with a contrasting lace marks the modern decorative change.
A collage of fashion notes and odd household hints describes soft tinted net gowns, marquise headgear for yachting, Oriental paper fans matched to frocks, monograms, and silver sequins. It notes fuller skirts, chic white fabrics, organza flounces, and revived sixties revivals. Also includes tips on kerosene as cleaner, houseboats, milk as soap substitute, color advice, and a quirky note on paper coal from Germany.
A vivid fashion column surveys pink frocks with chenille and silk net, embroidery, beads, and muffled lace accents. It highlights hats, parasols in red and violet, empire silhouettes, and white dominance, plus care tips for hot weather skin and beauty routines.
Direct cash sale offer for old iron with a dealer profit of 35 cents per cwt. The Hudson School Furniture Co. based in Athens Ohio promotes buying old iron.
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