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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
4
A traveler relays a violent Kentucky dog fight near Kingston Port. A colonel guides him into a doorway to avoid the shooting as a dog fight ends with two men wounded and others carrying a casualty away. The piece closes with a quip about loaning money and self-respect.
Amid wreckage the injured cried out while rescuers freed victims. A survivor shouted football cheers as helpers removed a man under, beams and boilers, the crowd urged courage and frenzied effort to reach the bottom of the mass.
A letter to Dr Hartenag praises Peruna as a universal remedy for grip and female catarrh. The writer claims Peruna cures all rheumatic affections swiftly and better than any other remedy. She asserts it quickens recovery from weakness and tonic changes, with confidence in its safety and effectiveness.
A preacher recreates King David’s Jordan crossing to teach that dying Christians cross to Heaven by a ferry boat with the King aboard. He argues the voyage is swift and that departed loved ones await at the landing, welcoming believers into the King’s household and gifts. The sermon rejects vague poetry about Heaven and affirms a tangible heavenly welcome.
A state department report by Consul General Mason notes increased American food and produce imports to Germany, sparking unease. The annual figures suggest tensions rise as trade shifts trigger concern in Berlin and Washington.
Fragmentary lines advertise a remedy for stomach issues and biliousness. The ad mentions a free offer and a claimed cure, with garbled text suggesting a product named Palanan and a date around 1901.
Mrs. Fosdick comments to Afro that travel to Europe is blocked by Mr. Spriggs business duties. The discussion mentions fears of a ship breaking its speed record offshore, reflecting anxieties about remaining at home.
A promotional note from N H Shearer & Co of York Pa praises Palmer's Lotion as a supreme remedy for all diseases and injuries. It urges readers to obtain the product or ask their druggist, and offers free samples from Solon Palmer of New York.
A dialogue in Baltimore suggests a questioned lynching of a thief who stole a local automobile. An investigation by a committee found the thief acted alone, negating vigilante punishment and noting experimental conclusions.
Excursion sleepers depart St Louis on Tuesdays at 8 16 p m via Katy Fiver M IX T Ry for San Antonio Los Angeles and San Francisco. Weekly sleepers leave Kansas City via Mer T Ry Saturdays at 9 05 p m for San Antonio Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The Detroit Free Press notes the arrival of the Earl of Makearaise in New Many Rich Fathers events. The piece highlights public curiosity about the Earl’s price and status among local elites.
Fragmentary ad copy suggests a tonic claiming to treat chills and fever with iron and quinine. The text is garbled and mentions nonsensical product names and phrases.
A collage of humorous lines and quick allusions from papers like the Detroit Journal and Tooston Transcript. It includes quips about pets love and garden weeds and a note of a 1900 letter from John F Boyer of Trinity Springs Indiana.
A fragmented ledger style listing shows grain and produce prices and buyers across multiple cities including Chicago Baltimore Louisville Indianapolis and New York. Entries include FLOUR WIN patent WHEAT NO 2 red CORN MIXED OATS NO 2 mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam and CATtlE common with scattered prices and quantities.
Sworn statement by Cain and Cheney asserting their oath to conduct business in Toledo. The document includes signatures and a seal dated November 1888. Hall's Family Pills are advertised as the best health remedy and Catarrh Cure is claimed to work internally on blood and mucous surfaces.
A fragment shows a husband and wife discussing naming their baby and a line about leaving the decision to the husband. The text includes distorted words and a reference to drinking, indicating a tense domestic moment captured in incomplete dialogue.
A Patterson era health ad touts Cascarets as a universal remedy from headaches to cancer, promising natural relief and easy movements for 10 cents. The copy warns of imitations and features a folk quote about industriousness and missteps.
A Baltimore American quote highlights storekeepers offering Carter's Ink or access to it. It notes carloads are sent annually to every state. The piece includes a quip about women train robbers from Mrs Wunder and Mr Wunder.
A collage of vintage ads and quips with remedies like Jaxative Bromo Quinine and Pike's Toothache Drops, claiming cure in one day and money back if not effective. The page blends witty quotes and brand mentions with references to Kisame Gum and Hale's Honey of Horehound.
The article extols Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham as a trusted adviser for female troubles. It notes she has helped thousands of women in the United States with her vegetable compound and offers free advice from Lynn Mass. The report highlights Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park Illinois who endorses the remedy after overcoming ovarian inflammation.
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