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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
2
The readable fragments hint at a city, a market or chamber setting, and references to natural sections, manufacturing, and a local event. Names, dates, and concrete actions are missing, leaving an ambiguous archival snippet.
The readable fragment notes concern about how comments are perceived by readers. It presents a casual voice asking whether the paper’s tone or content aligns with reader expectations and personal feeling. It lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
A fragmented, critical review dissects past party platforms and leaders. It questions Democratic rhetoric, wartime promises, and economic claims, suggesting the party misled workers and failed reforms. The piece cites Mayor or candidate positions while challenging the reliability of stated aims.
A historical note cites party differences over the treaty ratification process. It argues that denying facts acknowledged by treaty and Congress shows dangerous ignorance of government powers and functions.
The Terre Haute Express notes an official plan to introduce passenger train service by the Southern Indiana Railway into Terre Haute. It also cites a Harvest Home event at Plainville from August 30 to September 10 and various local notices. The column includes political religious commentary and scattered world and local news items with names such as J. C. Bilheimer C. O. McCown and John E. Williams. An incident reports a robbery near Lugs and a fatal shooting, plus medical observations on an ossified body in Stark county Indiana.
A note warns all persons knowing of marriages to debent to me via bank security to settle accounts. Also announces fresh supply of crashed oyster shells for poultry for sale by Tolliver and Gooper.
An ad offers a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup to any adult with breast, bronchitis, throat, or lung trouble. One bottle per person, no children without parental order, claiming ancient distribution and physician endorsement. Sold by local druggists.
Young men and ladies are invited to enroll in telegraphy accounting and typewriting courses at Glebe Fotograph College Lexington Kentucky. Fall term opens August 14 at this leading mailroad approved and pliable institution.
District President Frank I Setrit and associates announce night meetings in Plainville on August 14, Epsom August 15, Cornettsville August 15, Argiesville August 17, Odon August 18 and Elnora August 18.
Mrs. George Long of Wew Straitsaville Ohio prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives after a severe cough kept her awake. She tried remedies and doctors until Dr Kings New Discovery cured her and a friend Air Long of pneumonia. The ad touts the medicine as curing throat chest and lung troubles with 50c and 1 bottles and a free trial at Webster.
W. R. Neeriemer announces cider production on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays after August 7 1900. He also offers to make cider relay and apply butter at reasonable prices and invites customers to visit.
The Southern Indiana Railway Company announces tickets to Indianapolis via Soyneur priced at £29 and 2 3/4d, payable in currency exchange terms.
The Rough Riders baseball club, calling themselves here, won their first game Tuesday against Montgomery. The last half of the ninth was not played after a 16 to 15 score in Odou's favor. Lineups included Odon, Montgomery, and several listed players with final 16–15 tally.
Credit notice offers loans on farm land at 3 to 8 percent interest. Contact Harry H. Croke for details and to arrange funding.
A vintage ad extols strong health and iron nerve as key to success. It credits Dr Kings New Life Pills with sharpening brain power and energy, claiming benefits for the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Available for 25 cents at Websters.
An underlined sales pitch touts arnica salve and a cure all for skin eruptions, boils, cuts, burns, and chapped skin. The notice claims guaranteed relief and lists a 25 cent price with a local pharmacist or store name, though the text is garbled.
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