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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
6
A fragmented, dated note describes Granite BKoOD and InGrseret nh with references to constant expense and care. It hints at deterioration returning to Mather Marth, mentioning a penal episode and ongoing burdens.
A Chicago Chronicle note and various correspondents describe Theodore Roosevelt's pledge to continue McKinley’s policies. The Buffalo scene shows cabinet continuity, unity among Republicans, and a call for Ohio and national backing. Roosevelt’s temperament, leadership, and oath moment draw praise from observers.
A Virginia woman Estella Carl near Academy Corners suffered years with fainting spells, stomach pains, and exhaustion. After seven doctors failed, she found cure with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, now sold nationwide. The ad touts cures for blood and nerve disorders and lists prices and a New York address. The piece includes a brief humorous exchange about national stereotypes.
A frustrated speaker reveals Pain Killer failed to relieve illness and suspects a counterfeit version made by a druggist. The speaker notes long experience using Perry Davis Pain Killer for diarrhoea cramps and stomach aches and questions the misidentified bottle.
A fragment from Brooklyn Life hints at a quarrel with Fred, a demand to telegraph an apology, and a brisk remark that a telegram would seem rushed. The ounce of humor lands with a punchy sting as a city note on domestic dispute wit.
Henrietta lawyer KE B Munday recalls his brother recovering from malaria fever and jaundice after using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with saving his life and promoting blood purification, digestion, and kidney function. Sold at McKee’s drug store. Cures various ailments including constipation and nervous disorders.
In a muddied road scene after Appomattox General Wise accosts General Lee, asking if surrender is true and probing the fate of his brigade. Lee answers with calm humor, noting differences between export and transport, as playful banter echoes through the moment.
A Williford Arkansas laborer suffered a badly crushed foot, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly cured him. The ad touts the salve as wonderful for boils, piles, and skin eruptions, claiming a guaranteed cure at two cents. sold by W. H. Mekee.
The note lists cities including Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Evansville St Louis Nashville Memphis Birmingham Mobile New Orleans Pensacola Jacksonville and identifies Co L Stone as General Passenger Agent based in Louisville KY.
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