Ivory Soap Pure and Reliable Trick Display
An advertisement touts Ivory Soap as a display of peculiar skill with no deceit. It claims Ivory Soap is 994 percent pure and able to stand any test and do all that is claimed for it.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement touts Ivory Soap as a display of peculiar skill with no deceit. It claims Ivory Soap is 994 percent pure and able to stand any test and do all that is claimed for it.
A transcription of political candidates including Governor George K. Nash Franklin and Lieutenant Governor Carl La Spxert Hamilton, Supreme Judge James L. Price Allen, Attorney General Joan M. Sheets Putnam, Supreme Court Clerk L. E r Emenson Belmont, Treasurer S Br Cameron Columbiana, Public Works W L Johnson Summit, State Senator David H Moore Athens, Common Pleas Judge Joseph M Wood Athens, Sheriff Andrew Mcurdy Willis G Hickman, Commissioner long term Joseph Wole, Commissioner short term John F P Riddle, Auditor E R Walker, Intimary Director Joan McLaughlin, Coroner Dr John C Pickett.
The Republican campaign opening will be held in Delaware on Saturday October 1. The event marks Ohio’s shortest campaign in years as Czolgoxz, indicted for first degree murder, is found guilty by a Buffalo jury and today faces execution in the Auburn prison electric chair. The verdict ties to the assassination of President McKinley, with swift, certain justice demanded by the American people.
The piece denounces sensational cartooning as a poisonous form of yellow journalism. It argues that publishing lies for political aims lacks any journalistic value and condemns the spread of falsehoods by creators and publishers alike.
A harsh critique denounces political cartoons as poison that harms public figures and fuels anarchy. It condemns the New York Journal Chicago American and San Francisco Examiner for defaming leaders, arguing yellow cartoonism corrupts public discourse and justifies decisive suppression.
Athens county fair opens amid favorable weather and high expectations. Exhibits fill every department from livestock to fruit with strong displays. judges, tents, and attractions promise a profitable visit for thousands. Attendance was strong, with many visitors anticipated today.
At a board meeting of the Ohio University Athletic Association, football players deemed eligible for sweater insignia were Jolson, Biddle, Richanison, Francis, Sullivan and Cable. Baseball team eligible wearers include Morgan Hawkins Joswa Welch. Dr W S Scott of Chillicothe will be at the athletic event on Monday October 7 for eye and ear care.
A lengthy memorial address extols President McKinley’s integrity and public service, praising his faith, humanity, and universal brotherhood. It notes his death after a nation united in grief, recounting his final words and the public reaction including the California tour and widespread mourning.
Orbiston Sept. 24. Frank Stemm, 25, an American, was shot and killed by Johan Sahan a Hungarian during a mob riot on Goose Run. A Sunday Creek Coal Company train of Slavs Poles and Hungarians arrived and were housed at the plant. Rumors of archists and fear of foreigners inflamed local anger as citizens demanded action.
The eleventh annual convention of the Athens County Sunday School Association met in Glouster from September 1 to 2 with delegates from all townships. Rev. J. H. Kirkpatrick preached on forward service and the church's crisis, urging Bible study and church school growth, while Rev. G. H. Beeman spoke on progress and duty.
The convention featured sermons by Rev W H Boden and Rev AL Black, urging stronger character through Christian teaching and personal decisions. Sessions discussed county and township organization, teacher responsibilities, and the need for a united Christian home and Sunday school effort with addresses by Dr Alston Ellis and Miss Edna Mason.
Circuit court convened Tuesday with Judges Sibley Cherrington Joves presiding. Three main cases on the docket include Ingram vs Riddison and Foster on error, Hix on vs Hixon on appeal, and Allison vs Living Coal on appeal. The In enin Bildinon and Hixon ram have been continued. Allison case occupies court attention as hundreds of pages of testimony are read. The case may not finish until Saturday.
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