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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1893
Page
3
A nameless note from EE Baker advertises a complete lunch department with hot meals and takeout options. The shop offers roast quail, boiled chicken, jam, canned beef, dried beef, cheese, pastries, buns, bread, and whole candies, cigars, and tobacco.
The community notes oysters at Ford Bakers and Dr Young of Elnora visiting Monday while residents discuss holiday meals, Christmas trees, and local shops. Business ads highlight Crookes & McCoy boots, Diefendorf’s stock, and near-term plans for masks of holiday sales along with town improvements and church events.
An early article argues headaches dizziness and digestive issues stem from nerve-center derangement like a telegraph system. It endorsements Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for nervous diseases with testimonials and a money-back guarantee. Also notes local church sale and weather shifts with a springlike day turning cold.
A testimonial style note praises Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It claims one trial will convince you of its wonder and offers refunds if not effective. Available at Pensinger's brag Store in large bottle sizes.
James A. Tiscson transfers to Lucette E. Barley while Castav A. Conrad and Anna M. Canrad appear in another conveyance. Daniz Rector transfers to Martha A. Lamb. Johuo M. Beckete transfers to Flerang Berksutre in a group of personnel name changes.
An 1893 New York scene describes a charity painting titled Sweet Charity exhibited at the Artists' Exhibition of the New York Academy of Design. The work draws attention for its rich color and moral lesson, with the scene of a colonial era girl aiding a poorer family. The Youth's Companion publisher advertised a large reprint, offered to new subscribers at 1 75 per year, plus free issues until January 1805, via The Youth's Companion, St Louis.
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