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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1896
Page
7
A discussion on labor rights contrasts employment with alcohol abuse. It argues wealth does not come from drinking, notes the social costs of saloons, and asserts liquor harms communities by increase of crime and illness.
A fragmentary notice outlines a forthcoming paper about cadets at West Point and reminiscences linked to General Prank rtreneral dL en ceatreet along with portraits and reproductions. It mentions figures such as Doon for Poros sbeilist and Mor ris and wife of Martin county in a historical context.
In Scotland, Scotland Town near the Sen wml, burglars forced entry to Jean Stirs venérale store using pingh bers. The safe was opened but no money was found. A loud explosion followed, locals heard the commotion, and Seymour and others vow to help police.
A reading of a proverb-centered passage argues that people often misjudge others for differing perspectives. It urges patience and restraint toward neighbors who do not share one's opinions or priorities.
Fragmentary note indicates a convention in Perkins district to be held in Sullivan on January 27. Content unclear about organizers or agenda.
A quirky tale describes a bet payment involving a mat in the exst and a donkey ride to San Francisco. The event would expose a public to the spectacle during an arduous trip, provoking local discussion.
An advertisement by T. A. Stoenm M D claims a free three year supply of a “newly discovered remedies” to cure consumption and lung diseases. It urges readers to mail their names to a New York address for treatment and states the remedy is tested and effective.
Fragmentary passage discusses wealth, mind, and genius with oblique phrases about fortune and invention, lacking clear events or identifiable names. Reads like an editorial fragment or marginal note from a historical journal without concrete specifics.
The Aninbon Society of New England campaigns to ban bird plume adornments in hats and decorations. Reform efforts originate with women who refuse to wear plumes as a sign of protest. Madison township teachers held an institute and dined with Mr Calhihan and Mr Barkley.
Local retailer urges early selection of women men and children wrap gifts noting stock nearly doubled and prices fair. Aimed at pleasing gift givers this parcel Rui Gloves novelties promise strong sales for the month.
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