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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1898
Page
2
Fragmentary text with scattered names and phrases, unclear events or notices. Readable items include potential mentions of people, places, and dates but no coherent story or verifiable actions emerge.
A historical note states the Yukon river discharges more water than the Mississippi. It claims the Yukon releases one ton more water per hour than the father of Beier, indicating a measured but unclear comparison.
The station area saw repairs after a derailment last week. Officials report the railway line has been restored and normal service is expected to resume, with authorities noting no further incidents.
A fragmentary excerpt presents an opinion criticizing broad advertising in a local paper. It argues against men advertising for benefit while urging readers to support a prosperous business community. The tone challenges readers to avoid distant influence and to focus on local opportunity.
Fragmented text mentions Save The Children and Budd ob fee by Tony Tort and other scattered items. A reference to Lewistening to a space and a war walk includes a bourse and troop march, with garbled names and places, indicating a readable but damaged historical newspaper fragment.
Congressman Robert W. Mires appoints Clcre Lacy of this city as a cadet at the United States Military Academy West Point. alternate Martin of Gosport is named as alternate. Thirty seven others applied for the appointment. Lacy is the son of ex County Clerk Joseph J. Lacy and is described as a bright young man.
Health is good in this vicinity. Joe Bechtel and wife visited near Ragieaville on Sunday. Curtis Broden attends the Odon Normatics term. Sunday School organized at Pleasant Valley with Josiah Toosey Alex Patrick and families visiting J BR Hesenans. Ray prepares to do his farm this spring. A crowd of young people attended at Belleview for Miss Idegile Hardin to preach.
A fragmented OCR snippet notes a congressional district with three counties possessing railroads and mentions a gap in telecommunications and a local ballet, referencing Aurora. The readable portion hints at infrastructure quirks within a state district and a unique local feature.
General Debility and Loss of Flesh notes the long standing use of Scott's Emulsion as a flesh forming remedy. It claims physicians report unique results not matched by other preparations on the market.
The ad touts Scott's Emulsion made from pure Norwegian cod liver oil blended with hypophosphites of lime and soda as a tonic that halts wasting and helps patients gain flesh quickly. It emphasizes ensuring the wrapper shows Scott & Bowne New York and the price of $1.00.
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