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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1894
Page
4
A sermon on maternal fidelity and the biblical image of Sisera's mother at the window. The speaker contrasts earthly home life with heavenly residence, citing scripture, anecdotes, and moral lessons about parenting, sacrifice, and the impact of a mother's guidance on her children.
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph notes Prof Oettinger’s view that Turkey shows relatively few murders due to unsettled conditions and athe Islam moderating violence. Greece, with under 2 million people, records $15 murders and 473 felonious assaults, averaging one death or maim per 2,863 inhabitants amid Turkish influence.
The article extols geology as earth lore rooted in Greek roots and connects it to astronomy chemistry botany anthropology and ethnology. It argues geology is not a standalone field but an accumulation of knowledge linking all sciences to the earths history and order.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a Boston admirer asking about Indian excavators and a traveler claiming to have seen many Digpers. The text also asserts a claim about weekly days being Sundays for different nations, listing Greeks, Persians, Assyrians, Egyptians, Turks and Jews.
A fragment shows dialogue about enduring love between George and a woman, contrasting past engagements and current sentiment. The piece includes unrelated quotes about polo reporting, social observations, and a humorous exchange about a butcher and frogs legs.
A detailed plan for a cold climate poultry house shown in end view. The 36 by 37? foot structure has six 6 by 9 foot rooms, ten to twelve fowls per room, ample ventilation with skylights and a vent W, a small stove S, water trough J, feed box, and a central hall. Interior ceiling and heated roof setup described with doorways and shelves.
The article describes glass sections grooved to hold honey with glass sides and ends, sold by New York producers. When glazed the parts are papered. limited honey fits this method. Some sections are boxed with a handle, appealing to buyers willing to pay extra for niceties.
The text states pricing is driven by supply and demand with a home market as best. A fair price prevents producers from being stuck with excess supply and urges consumers to switch to alternative sweets. It notes white comb honey at sixteen cents per pound in most Jungle cities, with St Louis prices typically a few cents lower than elsewhere.
A Whitewater Wisconsin inventor describes a humane check rein device with pulleys that lift the bit to ease pressure and prevent ground contact. The article also notes grain hulls and digestion, urging lighter, more digestible oats for breeding horses.
A lively survey contrasts Cockney speech with standard English noting dropped h sounds and final g loss. It cites examples from show crowds and street chatter, then broadens to proverbs from Basutos Yorubas Wolofs Oji Pashto and Westminster Review on language, wisdom, and cross cultural sayings.
The text touts syrup of figs as the pleasant preventive for colds headaches fevers and cramps and urges using the true California Fig Syrup Co product. It notes it is sold by druggists in the US and Canada at about one dollar per bottle.
A fragment notes Apoy explaining his hands are dirty from obligation to grease the buggy and carry equipment, reflecting a hands on labor stance in a forced role.
A sample list shows farmers like A. M. Lamb in Penn yielding 5800 dollars value from ten acres of vegetables and others in Cal Minn Wis Mont producing high bushel per acre. The ad invites readers to cut out and send to LaCrosse Wis for Salzer Seed Co catalogue and ten sample seed packages with 5 cent postage.
Advertisement offers a $100 reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by P F F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Ends with endorsements from local wholesalers and a testimonial promo for Hin's Catarrh Cure with internal use claims.
Old fallacies and errors in government policy are refuted as reformers promote Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for chronic ailments including stomach, bowel, and nervous troubles. Advertisements claim cures for coughs and throat diseases with various tonics and patent medicines, featuring quotable testimonials and prices.
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