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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1895
Page
4
A medical testimonial praises Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming it cured heart trouble and insomnia after months of doctoring. The writer asserts improved rest and ability to work, urging others to try the remedy and noting family use at 404 Erie Ave.
A preacher urges immediate entry into the ark of Christ citing Noah and the flood. He warns against fear of ridicule and stresses bringing family, especially spouses and children, to safety through faith, prayer, and Bible study.
A Louisville man recalls a Texas buffalo herding episode with a rider’s camp setup and a thunderous charge near cottonwoods, ending with a learned note on buffalo extinction. The Louisville Courier Journal mentions new gold imitation alloy costing half a pound for a shilling.
An inexpensive ready to build dairy barn design uses 2x6 tinters on a 2x8 sill frame 60 by 24 by 15 feet for a 20 cow dairy. No mortises, no cross timbers, posts use doles, lean to on south with floor, main hay area without floor.
A fragment describes a dairy manger and cow barn layout with timber spacing and rafters. It notes differences in bracing, door placement, and weatherproofing, including a trunked hay storage area and a long steel task beam running the shed length.
A fragmented 19th century instruction describes assembling a labor-saving device at Ponie with a wheel, a lid from a lard pail, a spindle, and wooden strips. It outlines boring holes, mounting the wheel and frame, and using a round working through the ends to create a moving mechanism.
An article fragment discusses a wooden seed seeder with a 2 inch larger wheel diameter, plus a grooved edge and refill peg. It then details a kerosene milk emulsion formula from a professor, and urges road improvement via permanent state commissions, convicts in quarries, and proper road-material choices.
W H Baldwin of Saginaw argues that bad weather prevents farmers from hauling goods to market, raising costs. He calls good roads a matter of prime importance for economics and farmer prosperity.
The passage aggregates fragmented quotations from a Boston Herald style column noting beauty standards, Goethe as a handsome figure, and references to the Order of the Holy Sepulcher, Prussia, and other historical nods. It reads as a collage of opinions and brief historical mentions with imperfect OCR.
Epworth Leaguers urge stamp submission for official beck to attend the International Convention of Epworth Leagues. The event gathers delegates from Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Cleveland and other cities with travel via the Queen and Crescent Route. Organizers include Cias W Zein RP A and W A Breniern XP A.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant and effective laxative that cleanses the system without harming kidneys, liver, or bowels. It claims universal satisfaction and medical approval, notes it is made by the California Fig Syrup Co, and warns buyers to avoid substitutes.
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