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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1895
Page
2
A mangled report previews a court case over a postmaster and punishment discussions, plus local notes on crime, a jury verdict, and civic concerns. It mentions Miss Usherbi and a governor, with scattered items on village events, a ball game, and odd animal anecdotes.
The Warsaw Times notes a county farmer threshed 1560 bushels of wheat from 4 acres and kept exact expense records. It shows a cost of 14 cents per bushel, much lower than common estimates and suggests broader value if more farmers tracked crop costs and produced statistics.
Madison Township trustees announced the coming term teaching staff. Appointments include Sheehy, Lane, Carter, Crarteb, Bans, McCarie, and Darkley among others. The list features multiple names likely representing primary and high school assignments in the township.
A fragmented report notes widespread dysentery outbreaks in the country and mentions Char latitis Colera and Dysentery Remedy as widely used. It references medical efforts and the need for better proof of a cure while listing cases and public health trials.
A Youth's Companion excerpt celebrates animal wit with humorous anecdotes about loyal dogs and clever cats, then recalls a newspaper cartoonist's past tales of animal sagacity. A London pug's curiosity ends with a cab ride to its collar’s address as if guided by instinct.
A Rayroad Man named Tom E. Alfie, engineer 40, IN Indianapolis, credits Lynn’s Gift for Digestive WONDERS with curing his chronic indigestion. After ten years of poor digestion and sleeplessness, four boxes restored appetite and sleep. he claims digestion is perfect now and recommends the remedy to others.
Odd ad copy discusses an apple crop and a plan to turn fallen fruit into hundreds of barrels of potent liquor. It hints at costs of picking and processing for market while noting objections to the production and sale within a southern district.
Fragmented ad style clipping lists offers for land and real estate sales in Mississippi and Alabama. It mentions debt, health claims, and low prices with terms for parcels, household goods, and transportation, urging readers to contact Hear Ponue Prest Alabama and associates for full information.
An odd story from Brainbridge New York reaches the St. Louis Globe Democrat. It concerns Thomas Footee a 12 year old boy who died at his home seven miles from Schinckland after eating something that affected him severely and led to his decline.
A mother from Grahamsville Florida credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her two year old son's life after a severe illness. She followed directions precisely and the child gradually recovered to full strength. She urges others to know its value. The druggist Mr. Dearn distributes it.
An illustrated weekly from Denver promotes Rocky Mountain scenery and Western adventures. It offers a three month trial for ten two cent stamps, with a premium of a gold ring set with Rocky Mountain gems for respondents who mention the journal.
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