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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1894
Page
4
An OCR fragment shows scattered letters and fragments including AUGUS 39 and odd sequences. Isolated bits mention rivers, tides, and entities like L&T and BPistwed Rib4, with unclear context and no coherent event or names to anchor a full news item.
In AC MSAOSVILLE a boxing match ended when Corbett floored Mitchell in the third round. Mitchell showed early promise, but Corbett dominated with sharp rights and body blows, earning the world champion title as the crowd roared and officials attended.
The article outlines proposals for abolishing the twelve day period and details arguments on Native tribes. It notes enforcement concerns and lists several named individuals and regions involved in the discussion.
A garbled OCR passage recounts multiple disjointed events and names. It mentions a bar meeting, allegations involving a person with mental illness, unfamiliar dates, and a later reference to a January gathering and Reverend Talmage. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear attribution.
President Zelaya says no proposal to complete the Nicaragua canal has been made by any English syndicate. He notes possible American preference but insists sufficient capital cannot be raised in the United States. The canal must be built by those who can furnish the funds.
In MippLessiorne Kentucky on January 26 detective Debusk captured Grant Rice and John Davis as part of breaking up the rescue gang for Bot Marler. Sheriff Colson plans to enclose the area and secure the site.
A New England household reports dramatic recovery from long illness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. Fred C. Vose, 37, describes relief from stomach trouble, headaches, dizziness, heartburn, palpitations, and insomnia after taking the pills. His wife and mother-in-law also benefited, according to the Herald reporter.
A fragmented newspaper snippet surveys feminine extravagance and wedding finery, noting costly gowns and jewelry while contrasting modern wastefulness with past opulence. It references a curtain gown, a Monte gown, a Boiledan calendar promotion, Hood's Sarsaparilla, a boot heel invention, and a poet rejected for a rhymed verse.
The article describes a low cost poultry house with a shed roof and light frame. It notes up and down boarding for roof support and matched boarding for sides and floor. White lead on tongues and grooves adds warmth, with tarred paper lining and large-headed tacks to secure it.
The article details interior layout of poultry pens with double nests under platforms, shade for nests, and a water fountain accessible from both pens. It advises south side windows to balance heat, barrel under platforms for droppings, dust on the floors, and scraping routine. It notes winter window work and insulation considerations for efficiency.
Advice outlines making a kerosene emulsion from soap and kerosene to treat hogs for lice. It notes application methods, including inside larders and receivers, and mentions machine use when practical. The text emphasizes thorough saturation to destroy parasites and prevent reinfestation.
A detailed description explains making a portable bench clamp with a top pad and hinges to hold a leather strap for a harness horse project. The device aids idle winter time repairs at home, avoiding shop trips. Also noted are remarks on improvements in cereals through breeding and selection, with cross-breeding experiments in barley and oats cited as yielding success.
The Pennsylvania University archaeology team led by H. C. Mercer explores caves in Texas and Tennessee seeking ancient human remains. In Nickajack and Lookout caves near Knoxville they find bones of deer, tortoise, elk, and artifacts. a tapir tooth appears, suggesting Indian habitation in the layer. The report also recounts a dying Texan veteran’s final vision and a family moment on the prairie.
An assorted page of early 20th century ads touts remedies for colds fevers and coughs. Notable items include Remend Yo laxative from California Furay Co and Hale's Hone of Horehound and Tar. Also mentions Pike's Toothache Drops and Dr Floxie's Curtain Croup Cure with paying souvenir offer.
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