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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
4
Lexington poetess Miss Rose Hennessy describes suffering from uterine inflammation and ovaritis after a cold during menstruation. She credits two months of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with complete recovery and says she advised many friends to use it.
A garbled notice advertises a seed sale offering various vegetables including cabbage carrots celery lettuce and herbs. It mentions testing seeds before planting and offers postage and additional items related to a Berliner catalog with prices and delivery details.
An old notice references John A. Salzer Seed Company of La Crosse Wisconsin seeking buyers to return seed samples and catalogs. It mentions farm seed samples, two great riders of the earth, and notes public interest in plant varieties and profiles.
A fragment notes Eugene E. Lario of 731 Twentieth Avenue linked to ticket selling at Union Station Denver in relation to a probate matter from 1899. The text urges repeating prior statements from Denver papers about Dean's Kidney Pills and the ongoing interim reasons.
A preacher outlines twofold divine vision: God’s mercy offered to all and the coming universal judgment on sin. The sermon argues the day of grace ends with Christ’s return and warns individuals to look to God now before the opportunity is lost.
A Christian Advocate meditation argues achievement requires sacrifice and the surrender of self to God and others. It recalls Jesus saying the one who would save life must lose it and an artist whose color came at a price. The piece links struggle and suffering to worthwhile outcomes.
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes this work reflects the author’s northern Minnesota childhood among wildlife. The reviewer praises its raw, direct voice and wildlife experiences, calling Vinny one of the best books of the year and predicting strong sales.
Poem lauds Missouri's corn leadership with lines praising the state’s yellow crop. It notes Missouri now leads in acres and bushels per acre, surpassing rivals including Illinois and Oklahoma.
The passage appears as garbled notes about a tour with references to a canceled segment and independent stance. It mentions an anti rica farm and attempts to observe exes, with a cryptic nudge toward a press source. The readable bits imply a halted or unsettled travel sequence.
An advertisement fragment extols Salzer Seed Co offerings with figures for corn oats potatoes and more claiming high yields per acre. It urges readers to send 10 cents and a notice to receive a catalog and samples. Mentions other quotes and observations from newspapers and a note about the World’s Fair railroad service.
Isaac Brock of McLennan County Texas, born before the United States, lived 115 years and praised Peruna as the best remedy for coughs colds and grip. The centenarian recalled 22 presidents witnessed wars and credited Peruna with protecting him from climate change and maintaining health as he aged.
A promotional notice invites readers to obtain a free book on catarrh from The Pernuna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio. It directs patients to write to Dr. Hartman at the Hartman Sanitarium for a free case evaluation and advice.
The passage contrasts human ingratitude with a harsh winter wind. It laments meager returns for many deeds and the hurt caused by refusing a single favor after numerous sacrifices. The tone is reflective and admonitory about social neglect.
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