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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1900
Page
4
Mrs Guerinot of Rochester shares a testimonial about her three month old infant suffering severe boils and skin decay. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla Medicated Soap and Olive Ointment with recovery, noting less discharge and healthier skin after less than two bottles.
Wyoming Senator Clark and colleagues toured to inspect affairs aboard a private car led by porter Johnson. In Washington the party discussed payouts, with Senator Shoup presenting and Johnson receiving a supposed gift, then leaving with the money amid a remark of gratitude from the group.
The Burlington Northern Pacific Express travels from St Louis in the morning and from Kansas City in the afternoon toward Northwest Nebraska. It covers Puget Sound routes to Tacoma Seattle and Portland with through coaches chair cars and sleepers. It is a main Southwest to Northeast travel line with a 70 hour Puget Sound trip and a 77 hour St Louis to Kansas City leg after April. Printed and illustrated material available from WakelFy and Howard Elliott in St Louis.
Readable text shows garbled names and phrases, mentioning a baby Mary, a Philadelphia reference, and various unclear terms. The fragment resembles a late era newspaper snippet with distorted dialogue and partial proper nouns. No clear event, dates, or identifiable individuals emerge.
The speaker urges a creed for all denominations formed solely from Scripture quotations. He contrasts old creeds with fresh interpretation, argues against Calvinist strictures, and advocates a simple, inclusive standard: belief in Christ and entry into the kingdom of God without fixation on election or reprobation.
A sermon urges Christians to shed old ecclesiastical forms and self doubt. It advocates active Christian service, declares unbelief the main sin, and exhorts believers to abandon morbid self focus and embrace joy, liberty, and heavenly assurance.
A young man, feverish and worried, seeks medical exam after a heavy cold. The doctor confirms a near pneumonia risk and prescribes rest and medicine. The patient jokes about water on the brain after recalling a drenched walk home from a wedding reception.
Local Miami Powder Works superintendent L M Garfield reports using a ten light acetylene generator at his home on 428 North Galloway Street for two years with up to fifteen lights at once. He cites a yearly cost around twenty seven dollars for carbide and praises its bright, odorless light and low labor. A 1899 state report notes 600 burners with potential expansion, confirming growing adoption across buildings and institutions. Public interest rises as over fifty thousand buildings have adopted the system in several years.
Amid vast baseball spending, readers are urged to spend on health. The 19th century plea claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters strengthens the stomach, aids digestion, and cures dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, and weak kidneys.
A quotation from the Atchison Globe notes that a pretty woman’s sympathetic look can instantly make the happiest man feel he has troubles, illustrating the power of perception to alter mood.
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve foot ailments and ease new or tight shoes, with a free sample offer. A brief comic exchange shows a busy bee praising work, ending with a quip about being in clover.
An Ocean Grove New Jersey testimonial from February 17 1900 promotes Piso's Cure for Consumption as an infallible medicine for coughs and colds. The claim highlights user endorsement from N W Samuel.
The Atchison Globe quotes a line about steady effort turning into enjoyment, comparing perseverance in one’s obligations to growing a liking for olives. The editor’s note frames duty as a habit that deepens mood and outlook.
Packaging promises color perfection for Silk Wool or Cotton fabrics. Bold labeling targets druggists with a claim of complete dyeing performance across textile types.
A Chicago Daily News quote notes that when a man suffers from ennui he makes many others tired. It frames ennui as a social burden reflecting mood and energy in the city.
Letters from women describe relief from menstrual pain and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Prinsuam from Romeo Michigan and Mrs Clara Stieber from Diller Nebraska report improved health and gratitude for the remedy.
A brochure titled Why Do Men Gamble attracts notice. It argues many men gamble because a few win, reflecting on gambling psychology and social appeal.
Ad copy promises relief from a cold in one day and a refund if it fails. Mentions price of 25 cents and a business slogan. Includes snippets from Brooklyn Life and Town Topics in a fragmentary letterbox style.
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