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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1896
Page
2
The notice states subscription terms for Penroad and Bennett with a $1.00 rate. It notes mail transmission through the Post Office at Odon Indiana as second class matter and references Wil KE, Renred citer. The date shown is Saturday January 2.
A list of Republican candidates for Daviess County offices includes Jostam G. Arten for Representative, L. E. Seana for Surveyor, Mint Anergy for Treasurer, James M. Myrers for Assessor, Frea SMattinery for Representative, W.OUe Mayas for Treasurer, Aiditon Vontarra for Treasurer, Alex Odell for Sheriff, and Thess. Peterenespes Vere for Sheriff. Candidates are listed as subject to the will of the Republican voters and conventions.
A jumble of headlines notes a populist convention in July, possible campaigns by Pershing and Turnkis, and local sheriff race talk in Daviess County. It highlights state glass output, tax figures by township, and brief editorials on roads, politics, and Leap Year trivia with local names such as Hefferman and the Journal staff.
A report from Clack Creek in NOV describes a patient afflicted with fever and weakness who could not walk. After applying Ubambertaii’s Pan Badin, the patient regained strength and left with his cane, claiming the liniment did more good than all prior medicines combined. The Dratfist notes sales at 30 crits per item.
The piece discusses the openness of editor rooms in newspapers and how secrecy in reporting can protect sources and business. It cites Scribner and a New York editor as illustrating the tension between public curiosity and protecting the integrity of journalism.
Readers urged to repair and improve roads to boost prosperity and trade. Emphasis on fixing country lanes in spring and early summer. Note of a local ad offering Feley’s Honey and Tar remedy and a brief social item about a marriageable feat with $100,000 in her own right.
Sermon notes cite biblical verses from Genesis to Acts to explain who speaks in scripture. It argues Christ fulfills the law, urges following Jesus, and recounts conversions including Saul and the jailer, with emphasis on repentance and baptism by fire or Holy Spirit.
Advert says kidney troubles find relief with a cure promoted by Gantz and Webier. Claims universal success and urges trial for lasting relief.
Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Fuley s Honey and Tar in three very severe pneumonia cases in the past month with good results. W Gantz A Webster notes the endorsement.
In a report from Nutton, Benj. In person notes he had not spoken above a whisper for months until Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice. The remedy is described as popular among speakers and singers and promoted by Gantz & Webster.
Local druggist W. T. Dearmin urges customers to try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for bad colds croup and whooping cough noting its famed cures. The endorsement emphasizes reliable relief and customer satisfaction from the medicine’s use.
W P Halder of West Brimfield reports a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his neighbor's little daughter of a bad cold and cough. The remedy targets acute throat and lung illnesses like colds croup and whooping cough and is noted for safe use in children. For sale by W T Dearmin The Druggist.
A Gowanda merchant unveiled a portable rolling store system that dumps all stock onto the sidewalk via a floor mounted cable and counter weighted shelves when a brake cord is cut by a fire. Windows open outward as shelves unfold, then retract to blank wood and glass. The inventor praised the mechanism despite a false alarm that woke Gowanda at two in the morning.
Eugh V Wierril offers tin and galvanized iron roofing slate work and furnace repairs. Prompt attention and first class work guaranteed. Located one door east of Dunlap and Burrell's Furniture Store ODON.
The item advertises The Daily Varnish as a one cent news service offering comprehensive national and international news alongside Indiana updates. It highlights Congress proceedings this year as notably important and promises complete, accurate market reports and miscellaneous information for general readers without indecent content.
An advertisement touts a weekly subscription at 15 cents a week for the Sunday Journal. It claims the paper offers more and better reading matter than any other paper printed in Indiana.
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