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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1906

Page

5

Desire For Food Is Important Says Medical Authorities

Eminent physicians in the United States and Europe favor appetite as essential to digestion. Nobel Prize winner Dr. Pawlow highlights digestion aided by appetite. Dr. Feisler endorses moderate beer with meals as a digestive tonic. Pabst Blue Ribbon is presented as a nutritious beer made from eight-day malt, hops, and pure water, with sixty years of brewing expertise backing its quality.

Europe J. P. Pawlow Joseph Feisler Northwestern University of Chicago Pr. Feisler Pabst Beer

Athens Social Roundup Here and There This Week

Mrs. Jessie Cullums Boyd left for Merthyr to spend the last days of the week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw began a week in Columbus. Mrs. Lydia Dalrymple of French Town NJ visits Athens relatives. Mrs. Frank Bartoe and Mrs. Thomas Savage of Nelsonville hosted by Mrs. C F Hummel. President and Mrs. Ellis will travel to Columbus for the Miss Frances Angell visit. John McLaughlin of Coolville visited Athens. Mrs. Floyd Crider’s health slowly improves. S D Webb of Albany visited Athens on business. Capt F S Lowry at the Republican Convention in Dayton. Attended a reception by Attorney General and Mrs Wade H Ellis for Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longsworth of Cincinnati for the McKinley monument unveiling. D H Thomas of Marietta and Stalder hosts. John S Barbon of the Annapolis Naval Academy visiting Athens. H Morgan family spending weeks in Waverley. Misses Louise and Aldine Roach returned from Ashtabula. Delpha Webster returned from Columbus. Editor C V Harris left for Columbus and McConnelsville. William Kons of Columbus visited J B Chappelears. Miss Lulu Fulton leaves for Washington DC. Miss May Harris returned from Columbus. Willis Casley visiting Cincinnati. E D Sayre and son Arthur back from Mackinac. William Pratt of Bedford township Meigs county visited Athens. Miss Lucy Bell returns from two weeks with friends in Williamsburg.

F. S. Lowry Dayton Wade H. Ellis Nicholas Longsworth Cincinnati McKinley Monument President Ellis

Ohio University Notes Spotted on Campus Visit

Godfrey Downer visits and will spend the year at Harvard. Alumni arrive as enrollment near 500 with Hon. Edgar Ervin, field agent for the university, in town this week.

Godfrey Downer Harvard Edgar Ervin

Large Number of Candidates For University Football Team

The University field hosted a large signal practice with about twenty candidates in uniform. Coach McFarland led punting and signal drills as experienced players and many new recruits joined, signaling a fast, heavy squad formation for the coming season. Captain Wood and other veterans were present, with prospects from C. W. U. and Leever of Miami in attendance.

University McFarland Wood Heyman Tom Jones Johnson Gahm Allen Brown Evan Jones Leever Miami

Mrs Mary H Walters Found Weak Stomach Describes Cure

Mrs Mary H Walters of St Clair Street Columbus Ohio says her stomach was so weakened by drugs she could not eat and nerves so wrecked she could not sleep. After taking Electric Bitters she improved at once and soon fully recovered. 50c guaranteed by W H McKee, Druggist.

Mary H. Walters St. Clair St Columbus W. H. McKee

John Curtis and Emma Rose wed by Mayor Day

John Curtis and Emma Rose, both colored, were married by Mayor Day in his office Tuesday at 7 p.m. Curtis works for Silas Dew and Rose has served Gen. Grosvenor. The couple will soon set up home. Judge Lynch teased the groom before the license was issued.

John Curtis Emma Rose Mayor Day

George Hann Skedaddles After Saloon Disturbance

George Hann, previously in police court for peace disturbances, caused trouble at Jacoby Bros. saloon. Marshall Finsterwald arrived promptly to quell the disturbance, but Hann had already skidooed. no affidavit has been filed.

George George Hann Jacoby Bros Marshall Finsterwald

Guaranteed Cure for Piles with PAZO OINTMENT

Advertising copy announces PAZO ointment as a guaranteed remedy for piles including itching bleeding and protruding types. It claims doctors will refund money if it fails to cure in six to fourteen days and lists a price of 50 cents.

McKinstry and Parker Offer City Homes and Acreage

McKinstry and Parker advertise multiple 6 to 9 room houses on State Lancaster Maplewood Morris Mill and Stimson streets with prices from 1 800 to 6 000. Also listed are cheaper building lots on Congress Maple Franklin State and Grosvenor streets and country acres from 19 to 62 acres with exchanges possible including a paying hotel next to the Court House for Athens property.

State St Lancaster St Maplewood St Morris Ave Mill Street Stimson Ave Congress St Maple Street Franklin Ave State Street Grosvenor St Pike Court House Athens McKinstry & Parker

Bowman to Lead East Liverpool YMCA Secretary Post

O. R. Bowman resigns from the university this week to move to East Liverpool and serve as secretary of the local YMCA. Edward Ewing departs Athens for Cincinnati to study pharmacy. Miss Nelle McLean visits Columbus during the weekend. Frank Gullum spent Sunday in Nelsonville.

O. R. Bowman East Liverpool Edward Ewing Athens Cincinnati Nelle McLean Columbus Frank Gullum Nesonville

Coolville Sees Bold Growth In 1906 Developments

Coolville records a year of extensive improvements with new buildings and a larger bank. Prospects include a trolley line from Parkersburg to Pomeroy, several homes under construction, and the Coolville Mill Co. reaching full capacity while awaiting plant expansion. Local figures A O Frame and others complete residences as the town progresses. H T Heath leaves for Adena after baseball season.

Coolville Ohio Athens County Coolville Mill Co Parkersburg Pomeroy A. O. Frame Main Street Pritchard Main Seminary Streets Frank Griffin Seminary Street N. A. Paugh Sam Marquis East Seminary Street A. C. Davis Clifford

Athens County Soldiers and Sailors Reunion Planned

The Athens County Soldiers and Sailors Association invites regimental bodies and the public to a two day reunion on September 18 and 19. Activities include speeches at the College Campus grand stand at 2 30 PM and a camp fire at 7 PM in the College Auditorium with music by the Athens Juvenile Band and the College Glee Club directed by Prof McVey. Governor Harris and other officials address attendees on September 19 with a 1 PM program. decorations of homes and businesses are urged. a cavalry company will assist with directions and information.

Athens James Pryor McVey Athens College Glee Club Harris Hocking Valley O’cock Andrew L. Harris Charles H. Grosvenor Albert Douglas O. W. H. Wright Alston Ellis Ohio University Grand Army of the United States State of Ohio E. R. Monfort Cincinnati George B. Fox Wyoming G. W. Harris Athens Juvenile Colege Glee Club McVey Ladies’ Relief Corps Frank Lowry Harry M. Webster John Kale Athens County Soldiers’ and Sailos’ Association

Beasley Opens Columbus Meat Market Move Expected

Charles Beasley, longtime Athens meat market operator, has relocated to Columbus and took charge of the new business last Monday. He plans to open this Thursday and move his family to Columbus in the near future.

Charles Beasley Athens Columbus Beasley

Millinery Opening in Sloane Block by Emma Boelzner

Emma Boelzner invites customers to view her new fall and winter millinery collection in the old Sloane block at the corner of Court and State streets. She asks readers to call and visit.

Sloane Block State Streets Emma Boelzner

Advertised Letters List Recited for Callers

The notice requests that persons calling for advertised letters identify themselves as such and lists names including Catherine Brown Mabel Carleton George H. Cless W H Davison Henry Davidson Chas Dunfee Frank Draper Mrs J Elliott W T Ellis Mrs H M Garnett W O Gettman F B Harbourt S E Humphrey R D Lampson S L McBurne John MacGregor.

Catherine Brown Mabel Carleton George H. Cless W. H. Davison Henry Davidson Chas. Dunfee Frank Draper J. Elliott W. T. Ellis H. M. Garnett W. O. Gettman F. B. Harbourt S. E. Humphrey R. D. Lampson S. L. McBurne John MacGregor

Uncalled Letters Listed for Dead Letter Office

A 1906 notice from John Finsterwald P M lists names of addressees with unclaimed mail. The page states letters uncalled for will be sent to the dead letter office on September 24, 1906.

John Finsterwald P. M

Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

Advertises Dean's Ointment for instant relief from eczema sores and itching in babies. Claims quick cure and safety for children, available at all druggists.

Dean

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Jessie Cullums Boyd Louise Culums East State Street Merthyr Harry Shaw Lydia Dalrymple Frenchtown, N. J Frank Bartoe Thomas Savage Nelsonville C. F. Hummel Ellis Frances Angell John McLaughlin Floyd Crider S. D. Webb Albany D. H. Thomas Marietta Mrs. Stalder John 8S. Barbon Annapolis Naval Academy Mr. H. Morgan Waverley Louise Aldine Roach Ashtabula Delpha Webster C. V. Harris McConnelsville William Kons J. B. Chappelear Lulu Fulton Washington, D. C May Harris Willis Casley F. A. Adams E. D. Sayre Arthur Mackinac William Pratt Bedford Township Meigs County Lucy Bell Westerville Ohio University Notes Dame Fashion Tion Day Kennedy Cline D. Zenner H. T. Heath Adena Gilbert E. Day Minnie McKinstry Leo Mark Wilbert Michael Albert Miller Jessie Miller Chas. B. Miner Mary Miner J. C. Neary William Nelson Jessie Wewland G. W. Parks Mary A. Pedigo Allen Reichley Lillie Rizer E. H. Roby Flossie Smith Osa Warner Waterbury Amelia Weller Rose Alexandria A. Armstrong B. Arnold John Britt Leslie Buckner Fr. P. Cheeak J. B. Childress Nessie Cranmer Myrtle Crane J. D. Duncan A. L. Eblen Pearl Fry Naine Haning Nora Hann Chas. G. Hatfield Charles Hughes John Hutson Lucy Johnson W. J. Johnson H. Kline R. Knight G. H. Kuhn Jenny Lynn Mary McCloy Henry McclIntony Holt McMaster S. W. Mehl Melissa Moore Edward Moore John Morrison B. F. Nern Cilla Newbauer Wayne Nice C. F. Price John Robinett J. O. Russell Nettie Smith A. J. Wallace Etta Watkins Edwin W. Wilson Chas. Williams Kate Williams Duff Pittsburg Pat
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