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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1902
Page
2
Partial OCR text shows a notice related to second class mail matter and subscription pricing. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The fragment suggests a postal or publishing notice about mailing status and a price of 1.00 with additional numbers.
A jumble of notices from Miami Florida about a family settling with J A Robbins, a former builder closing his business, and remarks on possible permanent residence. Also a Greche county cave discovery yields bones and teeth, hinting at an old mystery tied to Gavine Chappeem. An Indian Supreme Court ruling states marriage cancels a mortgage held by the husband.
An unnamed correspondent in Miami, Florida, recounts arrival details from Indiana, renting a cottage, and adjusting to local prices and amenities. He notes basic needs like housing, food quality, and water but remains hopeful about life in sunlit Florida.
Rural New Yorker notes on Black Renovator and other cowpea varieties grown on Pennsylvanian farms. A large plant covered a 12 foot circle, matured seeds off-season, and experiments include early Black, Renovator, Warren's Early, and soybeans as potential intercropped or cover crops. Growers report cheaper seed, easy storage, and favorable yields in light sandy soils, with plans to adjust soil by mowing, plowing under vines, and rotating with rye and potatoes.
Dr C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan warns Foley's Honey and Tar relieves pneumonia symptoms. He notes it covers throat and lung diseases and claims dealers guarantee satisfaction. The piece urges readers to avoid mud slinging while promoting Foley remedy.
A dated, blunt note accuses Groves Tasteless Chill Tonid of being simply iron and quinine in tasteless form. It claims no cure and no par, while criticizing crusty old fellows who demand perfect order.
An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe, fast remedy for coughs croup and throat swelling. It claims even young children can take it and urges every family to keep a bottle on hand while praising its taste and rapid action.
Readable fragments describe a school or academy event involving a cake. The brief notes mention a cake being served at a celebration connected to a center and constant activity. No clear persons or organizations are identified in the legible text.
W L Yancey of Paducah Kentucky reports three severe kidney cases treated by three physicians without success. After taking Foleys Kidney Cure three bottles, relief came and he endorses the remedy. The ad notes refunds if tests fail and urges no substitutes. E W Grove signature appears on each bottle.
The fragment touts Banner Salve as a cure for piles with a money back guarantee and claims 11 is the most healing medicine. It also includes lines about staying and criticizes foolish spending as poverty’s cause.
An advertisement touts Gruoc’s Tasteless Chill Fonic as the best remedy for malaria chills and fever. It claims the tonic is tasteless and iron and quinine are in an insistent form. Prices are listed at 5 percent.
An old advertisement extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for burns bruises and cuts promising quick pain relief and wound healing. It cites testimonials including a mother noting eczema cure after two physicians warned against the condition and mentions forest export value in Canada at 29 054 689 dollars.
A short reader note from Greane of Depauw Indiana claims Little Early Risers promote bowel movement without distress after nine years of constipation. The message asks others to consider the remedy and shares trusted results from WL Stoy.
A fragmentary item notes a globe related event with unclear details and a reporter’s cipher style. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving only a general sense of a diplomatic or trade topic.
The text praises a heater that can burn hard coal soft coal or wood efficiently with high cleanliness and low maintenance. It claims doors are ground and airtight and ash is contained, reducing fuel waste and household bills.
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