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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1901
Page
6
The American Farmer stresses that price and profit hinge on growing extra fine produce and timely shipping. It argues superior stock and purebred sires raise long term value, while overstocked markets favor better offerings and demand for quality fruit and crops.
An incomplete Georgia jury document references a former and a death case involving a man and a Santa Claus theme. The readable text hints at a trial writ and a potential factual dispute surrounding a murder charge.
A damaged OCR passage describes a man who pawns 73 cents for 50 cents, obtains a ticket, then borrows 50 cents using that ticket. He ends up with 25 cents in hand and 12 cents remaining on the ticket, with a 25 cent discrepancy noted. The brief hints at mischief or theft without clear names or outcomes.
This sketch recalls Francois Guizot’s father, a Protestant advocate persecuted in Revolutionary France. Arrested by a gendarme who offered escape, the prisoner refused unless his wife and two children could come along. The father died on the scaffold days later, while the future statesman was six and a half.
In a warehouse district incident a dry goods store proprietor planned to demolish his old building and construct a new one. Fire broke out during removal efforts and the owner offered a $50 pension fund bonus to firefighters to prevent the blaze from spreading, denying arson and insisting the fire did not threaten his building. The blaze was controlled with minimal loss to the structure.
A Dyak family shares a meal with precise divisions by sex and generation. The father and mother dine on one platter while two sisters share another and two brothers another. When uneven, a brother and sister may dine together but must be the youngest and oldest.
An old advertisement touts Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil as a remedy for piles or hemorrhoids including external, blind or bleeding forms. It also claims relief for fissures, fistulas, burns and scalds with a claimed cure for certain conditions.
A survey traces umbrellas from early sun shade and host protection to fashion statements in Europe and the Cape. It notes Tradescant exhibits, 18th century introductions by Jonas Hanway, Dutch colonial etiquette, and evolving use among nobility and merchants with price records and fashion shifts.
A highly garbled excerpt from a magazine page includes stray lines about golf, a domestic quip about a master's whereabouts, a letter about a sick child treated with honey and par, and garbled phrases mocking readers. The text mixes humorous asides and misprints with random names and mis-spellings.
A garbled snippet mentions flare related terms and pain in the side or chest. It references a remedy trial and implied medical use by a patient with various unclear names and phrases. The text is highly damaged and lacks coherent facts.
The Youth's Companion at 195 Columbus Avenue Boston promotes mutual aid and requests readers to seek or offer help, summarizing a charity or assistance appeal in a concise notice.
DS Litchell of Fuftard Md reports he was troubled with bed sores during Hiness and used Dewitts Witch Flizzer Salve with wonderful results. He says he was perfectly cured and touts it as the best salve on the market. Beware of counterfeits.
Evangelist James Wirksiman promotes a home remedy labeled One Minute Cough Cure claimed to give immediate relief from coughs colds and lung troubles. Testimonials from W L Stoy and Lyne of Winchester praise the product and the Honey and Tar formula for stopping colds aiding sleep and easing membranous croup.
A fragmented ad page notes Tasteless Chill Tonic with printed formula claim of simple quinine content and no cure. Banner Salve question posed about cures with a refund offer. Reader Replogle reports kidney issues improved after Foley’s Kidney Cure. A stray line warns children may misplace a switch.
The text touts a natural method to aid bowel movements in children. It claims the product stirs the liver and promotes healthy action without griping or distress, noting many fathers start work early before sunrise.
Mr. R. Gray of Amenhia Duchess County New York endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for children with croup. He says it stops the cough early and can prevent an attack when hoarseness appears. Sold by Z. Webster Fosilish remark about spending and poverty ends.
The ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy described as iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It lists a price of 50 cents and claims to relieve chills and fever without curing. A separate line notes Canada’s forest product exports totaling 20,954,689 dollars from last year.
A dated advertisement urges daily bowel regularity to prevent disorders such as bilious headaches dyspepsia and piles. It promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild effective relief and ends with a caution about crime.
Satisfied Peap's advertise Folys Honey and Tar as a splendid remedy for coughs colds and sore throats. The ad claims one day relief with Bromo Quinine Tablets or Folys Honey and Tar with marshmallow treats noted as a tempting desert pairing.
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