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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
2
The article explains dangers from gas leaks and ignition risks in homes. It details an ordinance regulating gas pipes, pressures, tests, and safety valves for high and low pressure mains, services, and house connections. It cites expert James Bayles on odorless leaks and notes local fire department data on annual gas-related fires.
A fragment describes throat irritation and coughing relieved briefly by a cough mixture. The passage notes ongoing irritation and continued use of the remedy, hinting at repeated symptoms without conclusion.
A Monticello Mississippi report extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles and dropsy citing Mrs. L B Baggett as a satisfied user. The piece also notes a novelty marriage on a merry go round in St Louis followed by a remark on future serious matrimony from the incident.
J. P. Klote of Edina, Missouri commends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as best for stomach trouble, biliousness, and constipation. Sold by W. H. McKee and Barton Drug Co. Chauncey, C. A separate note mentions an electric cradle invention that would allow a mother to simply touch a button to soothe the baby.
A sales notice promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising a beautiful complexion clear skin bright eyes and red lips with claims of good health. Priced at 35 cents and available as tea or tablets from Cline's Pharmacy.
A magazine poet submits a lay titled I would not see her face again hinting at a scene where she tries to understand why a cannon cracker did not go off. The fragment suggests a dramatic moment centered on perception and failure.
Health note urges prompt action on coughs colds and chest irritation citing a Sandy Level Virginia resident who was cured after trying Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. McKee's store offers 50c and 1.00 bottles with a rial bottle free.
A newspaper questions Thomas A. Edison about his claim that radium could someday be cheaper than coal and asks when he last checked his coal bill. The exchange hints at predictions of future energy costs.
Indigestion nearly always disrupts sleep and can cause insomnia. Many cases have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by W. H. McKee and Barton Drug Co., Chauncey.
The obituary honors Mabel Blanche Fisher Miller 32 who died at Morgantown after pneumonia. Daughter of John and Mrs Fisher of Athens County Ohio she married Prof John C Miller in 1889 and had three children. She studied at the Ohio School for the Deaf and was active in the Presbyterian church before burial in Goldsboro North Carolina.
An exhibit shows simple packing box furniture repurposed as a cupboard and table for a poor school kitchen. The setup uses zinc top tables, brass rods for curtains, a three burner stove, and a vegetable basket stool. It argues that minimal funds still yield practical domestic science teaching.
A strong minded married woman declines a photographer’s invitation to have her Gres baby photographed in her lap. The moment highlights her resolve amid social scrutiny and public curiosity.
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pillar provides a quick pleasant and certain cure for headaches constipation and indigestion. Sold at W. H. McKee's drug store with guarantee.
A designer notes that more fancy shoes are worn than ever and that a woman is judged by color matching. Leather coloring has become fine art and shoes can match nearly any gown if one pays the price. Gray tan dark blue red and green shoes with matching ribbons are stylish and enhance a white blouse.
The article explains quick freezing yields coarser grain while slower freezing produces smoother ice cream. It notes that many young housekeepers underestimate the ease of freezing but emphasizes the texture improves with a longer freezing process.
The Citizen notes a troubling world view as a mall boy who escaped a firecracker confrontation now faces a clash with the green grape. The remark frames a tense local scene and hints at unusual street encounters.
An old medical note claims a cold or cough causes constipation as fluids fail to reach the liver and kidneys. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as the original laxative cough syrup that relieves bowels, expels colds, and cures coughs including croup and bronchitis.
A notice suggests several young men with strong muscles could serve as manpower for propelling baby carriages, reflecting a quirky local assessment of labor needs and household tasks.
A method describes beefsteak toast using chopped cold beef or tongue simmered in water with a touch of cream. It is seasoned with butter salt and pepper and poured over toast slices for serving.
An advertisement promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers tablets for biliousness and constipation claiming they cleanse the liver without unpleasant effects Sold by Olines Pharmacy and available to customers seeking a quick digestive aid.
Fashioun's Echoes surveys how narrow and wide flounces adorn long skirts and ceremonial gowns, notes weather smart dressing for cooling days and warmth, discusses long coats, princess line gowns, and braid waist emphasis. It celebrates silk and wool voiles, point venise lace wraps, and hand decorated gauze fans on ivory sticks.
A man claims a patent for a non-refillable bottle priced at $6.00, prompting mixed reactions as many prefer reusable containers. Public interest rises in potential bottle reform and consumer convenience.
Maggie Hickox of Midland Michigan describes a severe bowel illness in her two year old solved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad touts reliability even for cholera infantum and urges following directions for a certain cure available through local dealers W H McKee and Barton Drug Co Chauncey.
An old notice describes new convertible furniture showing the Darby and John chair and a two in one rocker and table chair. The illustration highlights a seat that becomes a back rest for a useful space saving piece.
A description outlines green mission style pieces used in living spaces and studios. Low tea tables include patent lock safes for valuables and a sewing room screen with rib bone shelves that lift for access. Portable waist boxes and dust proof rollers are noted for under bed storage.
An exchange notes it is encouraging to see colleges receiving many donations and to football players it boosts morale.
Grove signs each box promising a cure. 25e October 1905 noted. Claimant seeks refund if product fails to cure.
An advertisement claims rheumatism gout backache and acid poison stem from kidney trouble and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a direct cure at 25 cents, sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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