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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
4
An exhortation describes a mother's duties as the fountain of strength for family and society. It argues women should balance home life with dignity, and claims the world is weary and morbid, needing a stimulating tonic to revive vigor, namely Peruna.
An advertisement extols Pe-ru-na as a universal medicine for women citing its efficacy against catarrh and inflammation of mucous membranes. It claims Pe-ru-na treats any organ with catarrh and discourages other remedies by offering a corrective cure where they fail.
A hazy tale recalls a Branson party at Chie eesve after midnight. Len Raymond, Gorge Perham, and J. davon recount a prank where a waiter demanded a loan, the waiter stole an eye and a set of teeth, and the group negotiated credit to cover the loss.
A reminiscence recalls a small Western state barge held in a church donation drive. A minister faced a stingy offering when a congregant presented only potatoes, confessing he sent “cown weight” due to miles and regulations.
From St. Petersburg discourse condemns urban allurements while praising cities as makers of civilization. Warns of petty corruption in markets and homes, calls for charity amid traffic, politics, and temptations, and urges youth to heed moral warnings and acts of mercy.
The Pittsburgh Post quotes a bishop describing Sam Jones as a revivalist preacher who speaks plainly and uses scripture. A Virginia colored brother’s account is cited, praising Jones for sticking to biblical periphets and delivering powerful sermons.
As nature improves there are changes from candle to electricity and from horse to automobile. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has sold for over fifty years proving its value for stomach and liver troubles. It claims to be nature's own remedy and the only cure for dyspepsia or weak stomach.
A fragment from a Detroit Free Press item captures a dialogue about errors of war. Broneyn claims knowledge while Jonson questions wartime understanding, noting absence at home and daily reading of elbow journals.
An article extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as world renowned and warns shoppers about store substitutes. It argues that retailers offering cheaper replacements abuse credulity, urging consumers to avoid those frauds who seek extra profit and to insist on genuine, boxed Cascarets with the distinctive packaging and ce stamped on each tablet.
Quote from Chicago Evening News notes how De Fonte jokes about stage kisses being flexible as Quinn kisses the air to the audience, with every man in the house believing the kiss was for him.
A Troy Alabama reader extols Palmer's Lotion and Lotion Soap for a son with severe Granulated Eyelids after fifteen months of medical treatment. The testimonial urges households to use Palmer's products and asks readers to send druggists' names to Solon Palmer in New York for pamphlets and samples.
A comic misprint from the Chicago Evening News features a doctor quipping that two thirds of their income comes from women, eliciting reactions about women in medicine and professional dynamics.
An appeal touts buying a farm along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line in Marinette County Wisconsin. It promises rich crops, ample work, strong markets, good climate, pure water, and cheap long-term land. Contact C E Rollinz Land Agent Chicago for details.
Alien's Foot-Ease powder for feet relieves tight new shoes sores itching and sweating. Cures corns calluses and smarting or burning feet. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 1 25. Free sample with mail order to Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Readable fragment notes that goodness without graciousness is ugly, likened to a toad, while a jewel is valued by head over heart in a Boston transcript. The text presents a moral comment on virtue and appearance.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tastiness Cutie as a cure for chills and fever claiming it is iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It offers no cure no pay and a 50 cent price with a jab about credit charges from a local Atchison lodge.
Ad claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure colds with a money back refund if it fails. Quips about postmasters and politics appear in the Detroit Journal style. A 1909 testimonial from Abections and Wm QO endorses Piso’s Cure.
A society column questions the bride’s happiness in a wedlock note while a gossip item cites a playful remark about the partition of China. The Indianapolis Journal and Indianapolis News carry the quip filled items amid ads for hair dye products.
An old-time ad lists Hall's Catarrk Cure as internal medicine priced at 75e. The text引用 includes humorous quotes about frugality and romance from a Boston Transcript line and Arkansaw Thomas Cat, reflecting period ad language.
Advert describes a medicine claimed to preserve womanly vigor and facial freshness by improving the female body through monthly pains and menstrual irregularities. It asserts the product supports health and carries women safely through crises, with letters from women published in the paper.
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