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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1904
Page
4
Hilltop, rushing with family concerns, reached a ferry crossing and was struck by a truck carrying crates of Verment soap. A falling tub toppled onto his feet, leaving him sprawled and muttering “here's a pretty mess” as the driver disclaimed responsibility.
Lakefield Minnesota January 4 31 Willum E Gentry a longtime resident is praised as a highly respected Jackson County figure after a 43 year kidney trouble cure at age 77 The account credits Dr Dodd s Kidney Pills with restoring health noting relief from back pain and general well being despite long suffering and ineffective prior remedies.
A garbled line from a crowded tavern scene hints at a vanished guide. The fragment mentions Gri say lee Siay and a veiled clue tied to a white or veiled vehicle, leaving investigators cautious but curious.
Mrs Frank Bryer of Meriden Connecticut reports long stomach illness and miscarriages until Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound eased her symptoms after one dose. She carried to term and has a healthy baby girl and can work better.
A 1903 sermon argues that wilderness discipline is God’s method for punishment purification and preparation. It compares Israel’s forty years in the desert to modern Christian trials, urging faith over unbelief and stressing that hardship can renew readiness to enter God’s promised land. Caleb Moses and Joshua are praised for faith amid delay.
Guidance on daily family worship urging homes to begin and end with God. Advocates brief yet comprehensive prayers and careful scripture choices. Encourages a fixed morning devotion time and consistent family prayer as a core habit.
Mrs. Cortelyou to appear as cabinet wife on New Year’s Day. The countess of Warwick aims to set up cooperative agricultural settlements for skilled English women. Helen Keller named Radcliffe senior class vice president and excels across four courses. Mrs. Bradley‑Martin’s daughter the countess of Craven visits Scotland, where guests’ doors bear playful titles like The right honorable the viscount Uffington.
Beerbohm Tree bans first night applause for authors on his London stage. Eleanor Lawrence a South Bethlehem girl signs a contract to be good and avoid late suppers, frivolous company, carors, and to carry a prayer book while touring. William M. Olcott recalls dining with a young South Carolina lawyer who praised Irving in Othello but doubted the coon did as well as any of them.
On arrival from South Africa Lord Milner found no officials to meet him at Vienna station as the Austrian government sent a private car. A German court rules marriage can end in illness is serious, but requires proof. De Beers keeps diamond market at $20.9 million yearly despite mine closures during the Boer War. Col. Cortina gifts President Diaz a $20,000 saddle after seven years overseeing its production, possibly for display at St Louis. Bertin municipality eyes 1915 take over electricity works, sharing net profits after 6 percent on SNARE capital up to 5 million and 4 percent on excess, with tramway supply rights at ten pfennigs per unit.
The British battleships on the stocks King Edward VII Dominion and Commonwealth are to cost 6 500 000 dollars each. J T Clary chief master at arms on the U S battleship Nevada has 98 years of naval service and just completed 160 world trips. Bebel's speech in the reichstag arouses reaction with few sergeant crimes in three months and about 260 courts martial pending. Von Gossler's weak reply may cost him the job as minister of war.
Letters praising Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy flood in from every state under the Atlantic to the Pacific. The Oregon governor cites use in his family for colds and grip, while a big volume of testimonials arrive daily.
Unclear text describes a man rising from poverty after consuming multiple drinks. The narrative appears first person or dialogue heavy with garbled phrases about wealth, native identity, and social mobility. Clustered lines suggest a cautionary tale or anecdote on fortune from drinks.
A garbled advertisement offers 10000 plants for 1 cent, promising seed catalogs and enough seed for various vegetables and flowers with low postage. The notice invites return to get seeds and a Berliner Cauliflower package, noting a mix of unrelated quotes from Philadelphia and Puck.
Mrs P Brunzel of 3111 Everett Wash says after suffering severe kidney pain she found relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports rapid improvement after using five boxes and credits the pills with restoring energy and easing her pains. Buffalo New York advertisements note price at 58 cents.
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