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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1895
Page
4
The readable text is garbled with numerous typos and missing words making identification of people places or events impossible. No clear names dates or actions can be determined from the fragment.
The Rev Dr Talmage speaks on comfort after sorrow, using Jesus wept and Revelation themes. He recalls personal scenes, warns against clinging to grief, and urges faith to ease hearts, promising God will wipe tears and reunite believers in heaven.
The piece extols Quebec City’s medieval aura and historic sieges as emblematic of heroic endurance. It contrasts the citadel’s impregnable defenses with views from Cape Diamond and Point Levis while weaving in railway lore and the origin of the name Chautauqua Lake from an Iroquois phrase Chadagueh.
A collection of curious real life marriage motives from Tit Bits style anecdotes. Philatelist searches for a rare stamp bride while a pottery collector ropes in a Sevres vase, and couples wed for money, inheritance, or to win post. some schemes involve families and farms with unexpected outcomes.
The article notes Servians observe extensive fasts including Lent and saints days with ongoing weekly fast days. At Picot the fasting is described as a medical problem threatening health and military strength, with about half the year spent on fast days and residents subsisting on bread and raw foods. It also mentions the origin of the term scamper and its shift to a not bad character.
The article explains that drones waste resources and are culled when honey runs low. It introduces a drone trap that spans the hive entrance with a perforated front to admit workers while blocking drones, aiming to save bee labor and increase efficiency.
A period article explains bee management methods including an alley trap to excluder drones and a self-hiver to move swarms into a new hive. It details construction, placement, and safe handling to prevent reentry and ensure queens stay with their swarm.
The article argues for diversified farming with careful livestock management. It stresses using strong sires, selecting the best females, and avoiding scrub stock while noting Britain's Year imports and exports of horses and cattle. It warns about keeping animals in good condition and proper harness fit for horse welfare.
The illustration shows a hinged end crate for driving calves sheep and pigs in from one end and out the other. It is praised as light yet strong with spruce construction and sockets for handles, aiding feeding driving and castration in calves where movement is difficult.
The piece surveys Japanese dance as the opposite of Western movement, noting swaying upper body actions, arm dexterity, and pantomimic storytelling. It details instruments like the samisen and bott noko, the dancers called eceishus, and the stage setup with audience and semicircular orchestra.
A Northern Pacific sponsored party trekked to the icy summit of Mount Rainier after rope linked climbs and harsh weather. Five climbers endured days on the mountain with high vertical exposure and a cold camp above 11,000 feet before achieving the remarkable view from 14,000 to 15,000 feet. The expedition's account appears in a new pamphlet distributed by Cras. B Perr, Northern Pacific agent in St Paul, offered for six cents in stamps.
A pamphlet-like warning describes nicotine as a constant poison to the nervous system and claims chewing tobacco and smoking destroy nerve power. It promotes a “guaranteed cure” available from The Rose Co. in New York City or Chicago.
Fragmented OCR reveals old notices and ads for moral guidance and remedies. References include Tra in Wilcan, Alexander, Shenstone, and Mother’s Friend. Mentions of Catarrh Cares and various physicians appear amid scattered lines and dates.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative with gentle action on kidneys liver and bowels. It claims broad consumer appeal and medical approval and warns buyers to choose the California Fig Syrup Co product over substitutes.
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