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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1901
Page
4
A humorous clipping notes a man swallowing false teeth and going mad, while promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion constipation kidney and liver troubles malaria fever and nervous conditions. Drugstores stock the remedy.
Poor woman, have you no husband to earn a living for you. The Woman I have a husband, sir, but he is too busy to work. Indeed What is he doing Trusting is Providence.
A Cincinnati reader attests Palmer's Lotion cured an annoying eruption after physicians offered no relief. The letter promotes Palmer’s Lotion and Lotion Soap with a mailing address for samples in New York.
A Baltimore American snippet depicts a judge pressuring a female witness with playful yet pointed questions about her age. The exchange notes the judge granting the witness only three guesses, highlighting period courtroom decorum and gendered conduct.
The ad offers a hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Haile Catarrh Cure by J Cheney & Co Toledo. It vouches for F Of Chenes for 15 years and endorses Ist Truax and Wailing Marvin as trustworthy druggists. The remedy is said to be taken internally and by inhalation, with testimonials and Hall's Family Pills recommended.
Fragmentary text from a Baltimore American page hints at a local event or discussion, with distorted names and phrases. The readable bits suggest an annual gathering, a parade, or meeting involving teams and a theme, but specifics are unclear.
A fragmented note discusses spring cleaning tactics and supplies. It mentions choosing materials and arranging help in advance to ensure cleanliness, referencing Eliza KR Parker as a cited name in the text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Tess and Ayers with a question about a bride. It references a marriage and a paper, with garbled phrases suggesting a historical notice or obituary note without coherent details.
Fragmentary query mentions Cina Man Refibe Phere and unclear lines about American context. It appears as garbled historical text with no coherent event or identifiable figures to verify a news summary.
You can obtain Allen's Foot-Kase free offer by sending a teedac to Stlen S Obnéfed in Ler cy Xd. The ad promises relief for chilblains damp-wollen feet and aching feet and claims a cure for corns and bunions. All druggists and shoe stores sell it.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Emerson St. Loia Cyl and references miles of unreadable phrases. Likely historical notes or misread captions with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary text mentions a remedy for cough cold bronchitis and premonition tone, with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or identifiable individuals present to confirm specifics or context.
The fragment notes Pisn e Cure as the best malicine for all affectiona of the threat and taste. It mentions O. Erlius and Verhuren in Indiana with unclear date Feb 1a. The text reads as an OCR damaged ad or line about a remedy and its praised effects.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a woman and interruptions, with unclear names and places. The readable bits reference Remind Shen Oe and Pettis eloyrral in a disjointed context. The item offers no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a fuller summary.
Garbled text from a column hints at a supposed remedy and elusive cure. It references someone named Tamviets and a nonsensical set of lines about pain teeth and happiness. The piece reads like an odd advertisement or puzzle fragment with unclear claims.
A distressed woman writes of nerve weakness stomach upset headaches backache weight loss insomnia and fear of disease. She cites palpitations faintness and pelvic discomfort noting many similar letters arrive at Mrs Pinkham's Attention describing gynecological concerns.
Dr. Talmage proclaims religion as an uplifting daughter of God, Christ Jesus, whose ways are pleasant and peaceful. He argues faith explains life’s mysteries, brings joy, and offers a vivid, celebratory view of Christian society over worldly amusements.
A sermon inspires comfort for the bereaved, promising reunion with departed loved ones in heaven. The speaker envisions mortality transformed, health restored, and eternal cheer as believers anticipate celestial streets, rivers, and pagentry, urging immediate heavenly preparation and praise.
The Century piece cites the U S Army yellow fever commission and notes mosquitoes as vectors for yellow fever. It states uncertainty over the germ causing the disease and identifies Culex fasciatus, not Anopheles, as the transfer agent after feeding on yellow fever patients.
Two score Cocopah Indians with families crossed into Mexico near Yuma after their land was taken by illness and famine. Once a robust people, they declined after contact with whites and the adoption of trousers and shirts. Pneumonia, smallpox, and lack of supplies left the tribe destitute and guarded from Yuma.
Western Canada lands open to settlement attract interest, with reports from W. R. Corser praising grain yields and stock, noting a farmer harvesting 6 bushels of wheat from 15 acres and 19 bushels per acre, plus plentiful beef cattle and swine. Government agents offer information.
A brief exchange contrasts chess popularity in Philadelphia with a humorous remark about staying awake in Yonkers. The New Yorker notes a light tone while The Philadelphian and Yonkers Statesman contribute regional color about social games and habits.
A July six to ten gathering of the United Society of Christian Endeavor will take place in Cincinnati Ohio. The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway issues a souvenir map and guide for visitors highlighting churches suburbs resorts railroads and streetcar lines. The map can be obtained from B and O Southwest agents or directly from O P McCarty G P A Cincinnati.
A collage of quips from Columbus and Chicago papers on seasonal wit and life lessons. Notable lines include a dour joke about a corpse at home, a snappy exchange about affording a new car, and reflections on happiness and patience.
Cincinnati market notes show prices for wheat corn oats and rye with various grades. Beef cattle calves hogs and pork lard and butter quotes appear beside flour and tobacco figures in a dense table.
Dan Grosvenor and others laud Peruna as an excellent spring tonic and catarrh remedy. Letters from Washington, Duluth, Chicago, and Minneapolis cite cures and endorsements. The ad highlights spring treatment, systemic relief, and Dr Hartman’s free advice.
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