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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1894
Page
4
A correspondent notes Cambodian children show extraordinary facility for learning scripts and languages, retaining rapid study without effort. Observations describe their docility, respect for parents, and distinctive cultural behaviors, alongside musings on aging and atavism.
Dr. Talmage sermon interprets Psalm 68 15 and the exodus tale to urge conversion. He contrasts worldly success with Christian peace, citing Paul Voltaire Napoleon and others to praise faith over skepticism. He warns that skepticism ends in spiritual desolation while Christ brings enduring joy and purpose.
The armadillo in South America acts like a domestic cat in the field by preying on mice. It is voracious and sedentary, with mice swelling in some years and diminishing in others. Dogs feed on them while poultry flocks hover over their three liege grounds and the armadillo works methodically at his quarry.
The British Association's zoological committee reports that in the Trish sea near the Isle of Man one thousand species were collected, 224 new to the region, 38 new to British waters, and 17 entirely new to science, showing vast unseen ocean diversity. Such finds imply far more undiscovered species in the world’s oceans.
The North Western Line highlights rich prairies across Minnesota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Wyoming with affordable farms and liberal terms. It promotes rail access to markets and comfortable travel backed by W A Whrall Chicago agent contact for maps timetables and information.
An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure promises a 100 dollar reward for incurable catarrh and lists Toledo firms endorsing the product. Claims include internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with price 75 cents per bottle and free testimonials.
The Elmira Gazette notes that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters protects against malarial diseases caused by floods and dampness. It claims the product also guards against rheumatic and kidney complaints from wetting, dyspepsia, liver complaints, constipation, and nervousness when taken regularly. It cheekily adds singers in a quartette have three reasons why any organization isn’t perfect.
An illustrated book of Abraham Lincoln stories and anecdotes, many unpublished, will be sent free to anyone who sends their address to the Lincoln Tea Co. in Etna Wayne Indiana. The note adds a quip about a teller who reveals all.
A collage of quotations and signals from society pages and ads. Dialogues span soldiers, matches of fashion, debts, and social comments. Mentions Mrs Bankbill, Dobkins, Miss Fosdick, Maude, and Uncle Eben in brief snatches. Also includes product notices for Bronchial remedies and toothpaste.
Healthful purveyor praised for gentle cleansing action on kidneys and liver. The advertisement claims quick relief from constipation, colds, headaches and fevers, with no weak effects, and lists 60c and 1 dollar bottles sold by druggists.
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