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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1895
Page
2
Editor reports a heated mix of policy talk and election chatter as Republicans tout three new bills in Congress while a crowded field for the next prosecutor race features Wadsworth and Mac Huff. References to President Cleveland’s visits, pensions, and populist office seekers frame a lively partisan scene.
Curtsy and gaiety mingle as the annual event recalls the Christian character of the season. The gathering keeps many grounded in higher aims and better things, making the remembrance of its meaning more meaningful and joyful.
A fragmented moral meditation contrasts the approaching year ninety six with life’s meaning. The piece warns that a reader might inadvertently end life in 1803 while urging focus on living as God intended. It blends reflections on fate, responsibility, and purpose.
The passage notes Sprakkn Reed's bid for speaker of the house and chairmanship aims while facing resistance from leading Republicans over committee appointments. Distant rivals may rally behind other presidential hopefuls if Reed maintains a distant stance.
A reflective piece questions human grip on climate and seasons. It mocks constant complaining about crops, neighbors, and daily discomfort, urging restraint and humility in managing affairs beyond our control.
The Washington Herald notes Joe Allen as a looming candidate for speaker of the Indiana House provided he secures the nomination and election. It also forecasts a fierce contest between Kin and Ezra Mattingly for the Republican nomination.
The piece notes Fara served as chairman for multiple terms and led ward workers within a dedicated party. It suggests the party’s success stems from his management and hints at shifting alliances that could affect Lom’s prestige. It mentions Joe’s large network of fighters and Allen’s strong support amid unclear outcomes.
Handwritten note from Abraham Lincoln, in Springfield on April 15, to Ph. Pickett, discusses a Rock Island lecture visit, notes he does not think himself fit for the Presidency, and urges a confidential, single effort for the cause. Lincoln signs AC Lincoln.
The report lists first and second ranks for rooms A through F with names and percentages. It notes diphtheria-related dismissal reducing school interest and criticizes nightly downtown entertainment for diverting pupil focus and harming study progress. Principal H. H. Clark urges parents to enforce productive evening use.
Items note ex president Harrison plans another marriage to his niece in law. Also touched are trivia about Indiana capital history, a Populist convention date warning, and a quirky mind reading anecdote involving a newspaper reading stunt.
The Gazette reports progress in paying county debt in Daviess, noting Treasurer Aikman has paid the principal of bonds held by Washington National Bank. Early in January 8000 of Prairie Creek bonds and 2000 of Core Creek bonds will be taken up.
The Daily and Sunday Globe-Democrat price drops from twelve to six dollars a year with the Weekly edition at one dollar, issued semi weekly in eight page sections. The paper targets farmers merchants and professionals seeking prompt full news plus varied wholesome reading for the family.
An old ad copy touts Clinic Kidney Cure as best for kidney troubles and urges use of One Minute Cough Cure to ease coughing. It promises quick expectoration, less soreness, and reduced inflammation amid generic endorsements.
Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Michigan says Foley's Honey and Tur helped in three severe pneumonia cases with good results. Gantz Webster and W T Dearmin endorse One Minute Cough Cure as a quick, easier remedy for severe coughs and colds.
Hoarseness victim Benj Ingeron of Hatton Indiana says he could not speak above a whisper for months until Foley's Honey and Ter restored his voice. The remedy is widely used by speakers and singers and sold by Gantz and Webster.
Daniel Gantz and George Webster, druggists of Odor, were arrested and charged with unlawfully selling liquor to Clark Lamb. They operate a drug firm and posted bond to appear at the January term of court.
An advertisement for De Witt Lattle Early Risers promotes small pills claimed to cure headache indigestion and constipation. It quotes W. T. Dearmin endorsing their effectiveness.
The Illustrated Weekly from Denver promotes Rocky Mountain scenery and adventures with true love stories. The offer includes a trial three months for ten two cent stamps, or six for a dollar, and a free premium cold ring set with Rocky Mountain gems.
The wife of Hartwick lumberman Mr D Robinson suffered rheumatism for five months. He credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the only relief for pain and notes many severe rheumatism cases have been cured. Sold for 58 cents a bottle by W Ty Duarmin, the druggist.
A travel promotion invites readers to seek health wealth and prosperity by visiting the South along the Mobile and Ohio Railroad corridor through Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama. It touts round trip tourist tickets cheap excursions for land seekers and low rate one way tickets for settlers with details available via ticket agents or W B Rowland in St Louis and Posey in Mobile Alabama.
W T Desrming asserts De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures piles by following simple instructions. The medicine is claimed specific for this condition and tested in numerous cases with consistent success.
The District of Columbia grand jury urged adoption of a whipping post in the national capital saying petty larceny and wife beating lack adequate punishment. Judge Bradley supported the idea but noted Congress holds the power and asked to present the recommendation to lawmakers.
The Baltic Canal traffic failed to meet expectations due to accidents and high tolls. Only 709 vessels used the canal in August, and a new higher rate from Oct 1 threatens further decline. Government plans a naval commission to study transit conditions for military considerations. Cares Away a Valediction Library. Eugene Ellsworth of Chicago donates $25 to Elisworth College in Iowa Falls. A two year old with croup finds relief from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, endorsed by Dr. J. Y. Schenck. available in 25 and 50 cent bottles from W. Dearmin.
Fa Cuuneu offers preaching every alternate Sabbath with services at 4:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Sunday school at 9:00 am and Thursday prayer, Epworth League Friday. J D Hartsock is pastor. A Cuureu preaches every alternate Sunday at 7:00 pm with 9:00 am Sunday school and meetings Monday Christian Union Tuesday prayer. J A Bell pastor. Services and Sunday school every Sabbath morning with Christian Endeavor Thursday. All are invited.
Report recounts the gold brick swindle targeting John Osborne in Howard Carroll and Tipton counties Indiana. An “Indian” trickster digs for treasure while a confederate watches from Osborne farm and a brick valued at 20000 dollars is offered for sale in half shares.
Major C. T. Picton of the State Hotel in Denison Texas praises Chamberlain's Col in Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy calling it an infallible cure for diarrhoea and dysentery. He says he uses it personally and with guests and consistently endorses it. Sold by W T Dearmin the druggist.
Local ad from 8S MM McCullough and Son of Odom Indiana invites buyers to call in store. It promotes low prices and guaranteed satisfaction for goods offered at Main Street location.
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