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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1895
Page
2
An unclear, stylized fragment references old style sports reporting and price fighting metaphors. It hints at football, paper coverage, and changing news emphasis with scattered, archaic phrasing and misread terms.
Fragmentary column discusses parish events in Petersburg area including church notices, local concerns about stores, Christmas themes, and plans for community observances. Mentions Anderson for Governor and Plaine town weathered by shopping district crowding.
The letter denounces a Ladies' Home Journal inspired crusade against potatoes. It dismisses health concerns as nonsense and argues potatoes are safe when eaten with meat. The writer urges moderation rather than discouragement and notes Germany consumes more per capita.
The September hearing upheld the decision endorsing the commissioner's action regarding Charis Mobi. The full ruling details all legal points and notes petitions for removal of names must be filed three days before the first hearing date. Appeal options remain uncertain and cases await higher court guidance.
The note proclaims Clinic Kidues Cure as the best remedy for Kigcey Troubles and invites all to try it, suggesting confidence from Gantz and Web ater.
Fragmentary text references a PhD level medical incident and personal conflict. The garbled lines mention a physician, a wife, a bottle of chamomile or similar remedy, and a claimed assault. It ends with a note about battles for sale by W. T. Dearing, suggesting a local notice or advertisement in a historical paper.
Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports phage therapy saved three very severe pneumonia cases over the past month with good results. Gants and Webster note the medical work.
Maier C T Picton of the State Hotel in Denison Texas extols Chamberlains Cok e Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he uses it in his family and among guests with unqualified endorsement. Sold by W T Dearmin druggist.
Benj Ingeron of Hutton Indiana says he had no voice for months and a bottle of Foles s Horey and Tar restored it. The remedy is praised for use by speakers and singers in the cited Geniz Webster reference.
M E Currell preaches alternate Sabbaths 1030 and 730. Sunday school at noon. J D Gartsoek pastor. A B Cuvees preaches alternate Sundays 700 am. Union at 680, Christian Union Monday, prayer Tuesday. J A Bell pastor. Christian Church services Sunday morning. Christian Endeavor Thursday night. All are invited to attend.
An old advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure as an easy remedy for coughs. The copy urges consumers to try the product quickly before their next purchase, credited to W. C. Dearing.
A historic notice outlines railroad excursion plans for home seekers traveling from Washington to various southern points. It lists fares, routes, and destinations including Arkansas and Mississippi with a fare of 14 dollars per participant. Address details and organizers in Washington, Indiana are noted.
Fall into lavish scenery and adventure as the illustrated periodical promises eight pages of columns and true stories. A trial subscription of thirteen weeks costs ten two cent stamps, with a bonus ring set of Rocky Mountain gems for response.
The District of Columbia Grand Jury recommends adoption of a whipping post to punish petty larceny and wife beating in the national capital. Judge Uradhey supports the idea but notes only Congress can establish such a punishment and will forward the recommendations for consideration.
The Baltic canal's progress lags as charges push traffic away. By August only seven vessels used the route and higher rates loom. A new commission will study transit conditions, including military implications, amid government caution.
Miss Helen Leonard, described as athletic and fond of hunting, repelled a man who attempted to embrace her on a street in Iroquois. He fled after she fought back, leaving him badly beaten with visible injuries. The incident follows multiple reports of attacks on women, prompting concern over street safety.
A Washington society reads an unpublished Feb 28 1775 letter from Washington. The missive alleges plots by a trio of revolutionary opponents to remove command from the army chief. The document names conspirators, cites meetings in Columbia and Alexandria, and references figures tied to Gates Conway and other political factions.
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