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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1909

Page

7

Kidney Pills Prove Miraculous to railroad Man

William White of Three Rivers Michigan reports severe kidney trouble after a railroad collision. He says after years of illness and a long hospital stay he began using Dean's Kidney Pills and credits four boxes with major improvement, noting dramatic weight gain and regained strength. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milling Co Buffalo NY.

William White R. R Constantina Street Three Rivers, Mich Dean Foster-Mi.burn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Calling the Pitcher and Starch Ad Claim

A humorous critique mocks a pitcher’s control while promoting Defiance Starch. The ad argues laundry starch with Defiance yields proper stiffness with thinner application, preserving fabric appearance and wear. It contrasts an errant ball game with household use and urges Defiance Starch as superior.

The Soldier Explains

A Manila Times note records a Fort McKinley soldier's written excuse for missing a check. He cites being with long-time associates, getting slightly inebriated, and arguing about the universe’s creation, which led to neglecting to note time.

Fort McKinley Manila Times

Not a Millionaire Croaker Traces Humble Family Roots

An Atlanta Constitution passage quotes Adam Croaker praising modest means. He notes no Croaker has become wealthy in the family lineage, with no dukes or counts attempting ascent, framing a humorous claim to downtrodden but steady roots.

Adam Croaker Credt Croaker Atlanta Constitution

Not That Brand of Breakfast Food

A guest in a non fashionable hotel asks for a table and the waiter considers. The fever against warning the substitute is seized upon him as he replies they have corn-flakes.

Long Sleeper Miss Louisiana Pletta Reveals Sleep Disorder

Miss Louisiana Pletta of Lowell Massachusetts is described as entering prolonged unconscious states lasting one to three weeks after falling asleep. She reports waking believing only a single night has passed and suffers no lasting ill effects from these episodes.

Miss Louisiana Pletta Lowell Mass

Quote exchange on brains and magazine writing

A brisk clash over the value of intellect and writing quality. One speaker dismisses the others work as nonsensical while admiring the author’s ability to publish across magazines. The dialogue contrasts cleverness with perceived substance.

Then and Now Complete Recovery from Coffee Ills

A Louisville woman recalls her daughter nearly prostrated by coffee nine years ago. After giving up coffee and tea for Postum and Grape-Nuts the daughter recovered, became healthy, and joined several charities. The letter credits Postum and Grape-Nuts with the recovery.

Louisville Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Vellville

Baby's Arms and Sunset in a Poem, Folly in Humor

A trimmed antique page mixed verse and brief quips. The poem asks who gave the baby grace and sleepless sweetness. the column features light jokes about marriage, housekeeping, and editors, including a rural Kansas note and a Wisconsin brief.

Sweetheart

Groundhog senator Wells stirred by 5 AM wakeup tale

Charles B. Wells known as the groundhog senator of West Virginia stayed at the Grand hotel in a budding village. An overzealous night clerk woke him at five with a rap on the door to catch a train he did not plan to take, then apologized for rapping the wrong door.

Charles B. Wells West Virginia

Cure for Eczema by Cuticura Remedies

A Boston man describes three months of severe eczema on hands with itching burning and cracking. He credits Cuticura Remedies with a full cure in a month after medical treatments failed. Source: Walter H. Cox 16 Somerset St Boston Sept 25 1908.

Walter H. Cox Somerset St Boston Mass Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props

Kind Old Lady Questions Beggar on Employment

A dialogue shows a beggar explaining he found work for two family members last month, but both refused to take the jobs, prompting a questioning response from a kindly woman.

Mean Insinuation Ends in Despairing Outburst

A new milkman, unaware of social restraint, comments on the weather to a customer. The reply is curt, provoking the milkman to angrily kick a lamp post in a fit of frustration.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offer and Testimonials

An old advertisement proclaims a 100 dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin, claiming long trust in the firm and urging buy from druggists. It includes a call to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin O. Hall Hall

Waiting for His Little Airship

A robin on a high branch refuses to join a flock and waits for a daffy airship chappy to blow by so he can sneak a ride, while birds fly south and invite him aboard.

The Value of Starch for Fine Wash Goods

The article praises white wash goods and home laundering. It emphasizes starch as essential for stiffening without thickening. It recommends Defiance Starch to improve the appearance of laundered fabrics.

The Ruling Passion The Late Comer In Harper's Weekly

A brief comic panel notes Maj Styme an ardent golfer asking about progress while the game nears its end. The dialogue captures a light wartime or period leisure moment reflected in Harper's Weekly.

Maj. Styme Harper’s Weekly

Even and Odd Expense Quip Appears in Ledger

The Philadelphia Ledger features a playful exchange about balancing expenses. A speaker notes the accounting is even with expenditures, prompting a witty remark that being even is odd.

Philadelphia Ledger

Toris Compound Promised as Lame Back Cure

Medical discussion rises over Toris for lame back and rheumatism praised as an almost infallible cure when mixed with other ingredients. A formula calls for whiskey, Toris Compound, and Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound with doses before meals and at night. Globe Pharmaceutical Co. Chicago markets Toris Compound.

In Self Defense Quiet Street Quip Sparks Laughter

A humorous exchange unfolds as a professor explains that he wears ear muffs in hot weather to muffle his baby’s constant noise at home. The street remark elicits amused reactions from bystanders.

Supporting the Aristocracy and International Marriages

Senator Tillman discussed international marriages, asking what we are coming to. A friendly foe of monarchies cited a speech criticizing taxed royalties and noted a stock assessment of $10,000 to aid a railroad president's purchase of a titled son-in-law.

Tillman Dash Railroad

Royalty on Exhibition in 18th Century London

A 1767 London guide notes visitors could attend Sunday services at St James' Chapel Royal by paying a small fee. Entry required knocking at a side door and giving a shilling to the verger, with extra shilling for seating in royal presence on side benches.

London St. James’ Chapel Royal

Starch Advances Highlight New Defiance Formula

The new Defiance Starch omits harmful chemicals and adds a unique ingredient to boost strength and smoothness, marking a clear improvement over patent starches from 25 years ago. The claim emphasizes ongoing product evolution and superior performance.

Bill Burns Chooses Boarding House Over Hotel

A Washington Star note recounts Bill Burns traveling from Washington and opting for a boarding house after finding hotel costs high. Two weeks later Murhy of the Athletics thought Burns lived at a boarding house, but Burns clarifies he is indeed boarding there.

Bill Burns Washington Murphy Athletics Bill Washington Star

Lewis' Single Binder Cigars Cost More

Advertises Lewis' Single Binder cigars as pricier than other 5c cigars and directs readers to their dealer or Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois for explanations.

Lewis’ Factory Peoria

Open Season for Hunting Trouble Draws Scrutiny

Local authorities cautioned residents as a string of incidents spurs calls for heightened wildlife and public safety measures. Officials said patrols will increase in affected districts and advise avoiding risky areas during peak hours.

Old Citizen Near Death Hears Consoling Remark

An elderly man facing death is told by his wife that she will follow him. He replies that she need not hurry, reflecting a humorous domestic exchange from the era. A separate note praises smooth iron and Defiance Starch for at home laundry, claiming better stiffness and less wear.

John Manda Argonaut

Senator Beveridge On Stump Orators

Senator Beveridge critiqued many speakers noting one long winded man who thinks an orator is someone who keeps talking after finishing all he has to say. He highlighted the excess of repetitive rhetoric in stump speeches.

Denver Senator Beveridge

Like an Army

Quote describing Patrice as commanding a workforce of domestics likened to an army with persistent, ongoing struggles.

Patience Patrice Yonkers Statesman

Temperate Habits Support Health and Duty, Epicurean View

A quotation attributed to Epicurus extols temperate habits as the path to vigor and readiness for all life’s duties, linking self restraint with sustained health and capability.

Epicurus

Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Signs Cure in One Day

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Laxative with the claim to cure a cold in one day and features the signature of E. W. Grove. The item notes the price of 25 cents and reads as a worldwid e remedy endorsement.

E. W.grove

The girl who smacks of freshness gets a good many smacks.

A compact oddity notes a girl described as fresh smelling facing many offences or taunts. The line presents a sharp, playful jab about youth and scent in a punchy, terse observation.

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