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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for the Oden Postollics and advertising terms with deadlines and discounts for church events. It cites Indiana militia strength figures, including 500000 residents eligible for military service and a 2278 Indiana militia count. It quotes criticism from the Kokomo News and Rushville Republican figures on state finances and revenue from the U.S. government.
The proposal to run a railroad along Luzon is presented as a step in Americanizing the Philippines. The piece argues railways are mankind’s great civilizer and cites the United States’ vast railway network as proof of progress transforming deserts, nomads, and wilderness into homes for an enterprising people.
The State Board of Health bulletin shows 2910 deaths in January with a death rate of 13.0. Pneumonia caused 410 deaths, diphtheria 53, and anti pox 50. City death rate 168, country 11.9, with a January-to-January rise of 0.4.
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Percy Deery is urged to steer clear of Miss Mary Wilson’s suitors but defies his friends. He calls on Miss Wilson, wins her approval with bold manners, and after a tense confrontation with Holloway, the two pledge a future together as a doctor explains a comic nosedive of New Year vows.
The Madison Township Teachers Institute held at the Odon School building closes its 1902 1903 session with resolutions praising cooperation, secretary service, and the retiring county superintendent. It thanks the Olson School Board and janitor Mr Johnson for support and calls for closer teacher organization.
An advertisement extols De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and skin diseases after listing long fledgling claims. It contrasts with other remedies and mentions Green's August Flower as a general health aid, urging readers to buy at Z Websters for 25 cents to 1 dollar.
Mr Necler recovered from rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm bought locally. The writer notes significant relief after the first application and sustained improvement through the year. For sale by Z Webster. Crows set men an example by never committing a theft without caws.
The Camden Messenger endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top remedy for coughs colds and croup citing family use and household necessity. It urges readers with children to keep it on hand and notes a recommendation for Cham berlains Stomach & Liver Tablets as well and sale by 4 Webster.
The readable fragments describe vague terms and names without a clear event or context. Entities and places are not coherently presented, leaving no definite incident, date, or program to summarize.
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