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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1893
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes Minehala Tribe No 12d and Aeroof Tea Men with unclear references. Mentions Lodge No 272 and a Tuesday night event at Wall in Abracon Building with names WT Alexander Olu JM Haves Roof Ros.
The text lists alternating Sunday sermons in the afternoon, Wednesday evening prayer meetings, Sunday school at morning, a Sunbeam Circle meeting each Sunday, and weekly Monday events. It mentions a Catholic council with services every Sunday and Thursday night visits, indicating a community religious schedule with multiple groups and times.
A fragmented report notes this state outpacing others for five years in manufacturing output while a miner union in Linta donated a day’s production to aid the poor in Tudianapolis.
The press and public warn Cloveland against seeking a third term as he faces backlash for urging countrymen to endorse another tenure. Critics label the move destabilizing and possibly unconstitutional amid growing opposition.
The present administration increased the national debt by nearly seven million dollars in November, highlighting a substantial monthly rise in the national credit burden.
The passage notes men have more time to read and think than before and doubts any will earn a living soon. It frames a question of how to survive financially as they await work opportunities.
In a brief political note the piece hints at developing county office candidacies and delegates planning to keep the ad open for further entries as candidates begin to form.
A garbled note cites crest damage and crop prospects as farmers await better weather. The text praises a political shift and calls for a Republican president and Congress, implying financial strain and voter optimism.
A Democratic paper praises a policy to raise cigarette duty so high that no boy can reach them, echoed approvingly by The Journal.
John Darke of Vincennes has been appointed traveling internal revenue collector for the third district to succeed Dr. Harned and will assume duties about January 1.
Community leaders note many in town and beyond live in poverty. They urge both individuals and charities to step up, ensuring no one faces Christmas in need.
About three years ago Mr. McCain was killed in the Bedford Stone Quarries and his wife sued the company for damages. A jury had previously awarded $6,000 to the plain tiff, with the verdict granted last week. A note clarifies legal tender limits for various coins and denominations.
The excerpt warns tobacco depresses the heart and mental state, noting irritability and long breaths, while a New York Tribune quote mocks workingmen under Democratic rule. It contrasts toil without worry with a reference to Solomon’s glory, ending in a fragment.
Indiana claims a young woman sues the country’s richest man for 40000 dollars after he gave her a check and now seeks to avoid payment. The piece frames Indiana as a source of prominent figures and bold actions facing public scrutiny.
Prominent Brownwood Texas resident Mr J C Baswell suffered persistent diarrhoea for a long time and tried nine remedies without relief until Chamberlains Colera and Diarrhea Remedy gave immediate relief. For sale the remains of a draft weed?
Saturday January 61804 at 2 pm Republicans of Madison township meet at Qdon to elect precinct committeemen and three delegates and alternates to the second district convention. Other northern townships meet the same date Elmore Elnora Steele Plainville Van Buren Eaglesville Bogard Epsom Cerzettsville.
The passage urges kindness to those begging for bread in winter. It warns many families lose work and means, risking destitution, and appeals to practice charity by aiding the forlorn.
Guidelines on securing corn in cribs with coverings, seasoning wood for fuel, and stocking dry food from September to May. Advice urges careful feed planning, filling bins, and storing bedding to save time during bad weather. Suggestions cover weather readiness and arranging fodder near feeding sites.
The Severl RO Hicks Almanac for TS04 is a single author work by Ut tn an elegant Savager themed publication. It includes monthly weather forecasts for 1804 and illustrated celestial phenomena such as four eclipses and a transit of Mercury. An article on Foundation Facts and Paul Hicks weather system explains barometers and instruments along with a longitude and time essay by a leading authority. Price and ordering details listed.
The Journal's club plans a discussion with the New York Tribune drawing together members for an avor laden gathering at a local venue.
A school column discusses questions about deflation of tuition, raises critical queries on Indiana authors as critics focus attention, and notes legal and administrative changes. It reports on the Normal school's class of 1893 receiving certificates, board concessions, and a court decision that a statute on unspent balances is unconstitutional. It also covers a committee's proposals for recording truancy and attendance rules in towns and cities.
Mr K Dalton of Luray Kansas visited Des Moines laboratory Chamberlain & Co to praise their Cough Remedy which, he says, cured his six year old son of a severe croup attack The remedy is for sale by W L Stoy.
A local note set from Hayes mentions a Christmas turkey plan and individuals visiting Raglesville. Reports cover a pre Christmas meeting, a Rasieville church event, and local sportsmen at Eaglesville. Marriages emerge with Oscar Wadsworth and Clara Overton wed by Rev Racey, plus school and church observations.
A discussion of rare foods in ancient Rome and China notes trepang or tripang as a prized delicacy. Trepang refers to holothuria sea cucumbers, slow moving bottom dwellers, contrasted with active echinoderms like sea urchins and starfish.
Harper's Young People reports the monarch, driven with his nurse, stuck out his tongue at Madrid. A republican editor seizes the moment to argue kings are obsolete. Queen Christina reportedly lectured and spanked her son, highlighting contrasts between monarchy and democracy.
L ordered from J R Gites Co San Francisco a bottle of Simmons Liver Regulator for trial and 12 bottles at once after positive results. For throat a damp flannel with Chamberlains Pain Balm cures in one night and is used for rheumatism. Journal offers New York Tribune Odon Journal one year for 1 25 and Orange Judd Farmer for 1 60. past offers not available.
A Des Moines real estate dealer escaped a severe pneumonia attack after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a local store. He reported rapid relief and later recovery, praising the medicine as wonderful and effective for La Grippe and throat, chest, and lung ailments.
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