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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
4
A syndicated ad invites working women to write Mrs. Pinkham for free medical guidance. A testimonial from Nisa Jaxer Parner of New York praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving back pain, poor sleep, and painful periods, claiming full recovery and gratitude.
A December 1962 sermon links Jesus as the True Vine to Palestine’s grape culture and nature’s testimony. It outlines how vineyard imagery mirrors Christ’s unity with believers, and notes Jesus reflecting on sowing, growth, and spiritual nourishment through the Word.
A preacher extols Christ as the Vine and believers as branches, stressing humble dependence on the Father the Husbandman. The message warns against denominational pride and praises abiding in the Vine through obedience, patience, and self denial to bear spiritual fruit and share in eternal life.
A testimonial from Mr. Rigler describing severe kidney pain and urinary weakness, doctors' lack of relief, and success after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. The letter claims rapid improvement in backache and kidney secretions, endorsing the product and offering to refer others.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune recounts a scene in a Dearborn Street restaurant during a flood. A young man enters with umbrella and hat, places them on a pillar, and sits with his back to another pillar, where another hat hangs, setting up a mistaken identity in this umbrella story.
A curate and carpenter exchange quips about a portrait and a man's status. A laborer visiting the registrar jokes his father is not dead yet but may be before night, explaining the doctor’s medicine might decide the outcome.
Boston lecturer Peter Mac Queen recalls a humorous exchange from General Lawton’s Laguna expedition. Soldiers of the earth cavalry and an Idaho regiment collide at night prompting the question Where are your horses The cavalry answer Here in our Knapsacks rattling salt horse cans in a tale attributed to regular army humor.
Doctors and druggists voice astonishment at St. Jacobs Oil cures for long standing pneumatism and rheumatic pains. Certificates from publishers, ministers, and merchants describe rapid relief and return to daily work after several applications.
A 144 page illustrated book outlines present day conditions and prospects in the Texas area. Free copy available by writing to Reneste Ames Barker General Passenger. Spent M K T Ry sol Wainwright Building St Louis.
A Philadelphia Record item notes that beauty does not always impart wisdom or favor, with Cynicus remarking that beauty sometimes rubs off in humorous contrast.
A garbled mix of 1900 era medical ads and quips promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike's Toothache Drops while quotes from newspapers and miscellaneous maxims appear, including a testimonial from Thos Robbins of Norwich New York and various streetwise proverbs.
A promotional piece extols Peruna for catarrh citing letters from Catholic Sisters and Congressman Merkison of Napoleon Ohio. It credits Dr. Hartman with formulating Peruna and inviting readers to request a free Hartman book and gratis medical advice.
A reflection on the moral measure of a man with the dying man’s heirs asking about his legacy. The quote notes that the angel records good deeds he sent before him and ends with a line about true friendship as one who declines to lend money.
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