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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
4
An old blood purifier and health restore named Dr August Koenig Hamburg Drops is praised for stomach liver and kidney relief and big sales among Germans. The ad notes it is not new and has been sold for over sixty years.
Unclear OCR records a fragmented 1905 notice mentioning Paxten and figures like Joon Bel Hewe. The text references self reliance, discipline, and a cure-like claim amid turbulent conditions, with garbled dates and names.
A school inspector visits Ritzelbattel Germany with the mayor. The mayor resists commas until a pupil writes a sentence on the board showing the effect. After adding commas the mayor shifts views on their value. The item ends with a wry note on late nights and fame.
Mrs. Hayes of Roxbury Boston writes to Mrs Pinkham for relief from a painful fibroid and urges others to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letters claim the remedy expelled the tumor and strengthened her, praising its health benefits and urging women to seek guidance from the company.
A Chicago 1902 sermon uses John 14 6 to preach Jesus as the Way Truth and Life guiding believers to the Father. The speaker compares Christ to a signboard prism revealing three connected divine facets and urges trust in Him for eternal life.
A Detroit Free Press described a burgeoning school of riders in the western cattle country comprised of women adept at cross-saddle riding, steer work, and bucking broncos. The piece notes their fearlessness, frequent roundups, and quick saddle recurrences after falls, highlighting a bold frontier skill set.
Maggie Welch of Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society writes from 328 North State Street Chicago praising Peruna. She details a severe cold with persistent coughing, says relief came the first day of use and the cough diminished as treatment continued. She urges contacting the Peruna Medicine Co. for free literature on catarrh.
The Detroit Free Press notes a politician congratulating Sarah on a nomination. Sarah replies with bemused skepticism about the significance of the event.
Quote from Chicago Record Herald explains Lincoln is called a martyr because he stood for all Lincoln stories, reflecting his lasting impact as a symbol of sacrifice and national unity. The remark frames his death as emblematic of his commitment to the nation.
A fragment from a Washington Star item captures Uncle Eben joking about bets on a boss race and a fan talk about luck versus folly, reflecting on rural humor and betting culture in a brief media blip.
A romantic nocturnal scene from the era describes a man and maiden beneath a starlit sky with dreamy language. The man is touched by love while rivals whisper of his supposed wealth and poor fortune, as she questions his true riches and status.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway issues a 60 page illustrated book showcasing California's scenic beauty climate and travel advantages. It highlights outdoor life and transportation options and can be obtained for four cents from W. B. Kniskern in Chicago Illinois.
A terse, possibly satirical note questions attitudes toward Native Americans and hunting lore. The text references an editor in Kansas and includes a controversial line about an Indian hunter choosing game, ending with a quip about girls and Indians. The source reflects dated stereotypes and fragmentary phrasing.
Advertises relocation prospects in Missouri Kansas Indian Territory and Texas with James Barker agent of MK T Ry offering assistance and information. Includes humorous exchanges and a note on butter color and global cultivable land.
In Midland Michigan David M Bye describes severe sciatic rheumatism with hip back and leg pain. After a month on Doan's Kidney Pills his pain subsides enabling him to work without a cane. He extols the remedy as best for kidney ailments and notes a free trial offer from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York with price 50 cents per box.
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