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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1902
Page
2
The Washington Gazette quotes Professor Kirk and Jim Riley in a playful exchanges about readings and a road trip to Vincennes and Griggsby's Station. The text references varied names and places, hinting at a spirited, fragmented exchange on travel and study.
The notice lists subscription terms and mailing details for the Indiana edition. It mentions a price of 51.00 for three months and 50 for other terms, along with post office routing and Saturday publication cadence.
The Odon Review stopped publishing on January 17 and its paid subscribers will receive The Ovonx Journal starting January 25. All prepaid Review subscriptions are moved to the Journal, while unpaid Review subscribers will get the Journal this week and thereafter unless they notify to discontinue by February 1.
The Populist presence appears in multiple states with two in Mississippi, five in North Carolina, one in Minnesota, thirty seven in Kansas, nine in Georgia, twenty one in Colorado, and two in Nevada. Eastern states show no foothold for the party.
Crawfordsville Journal notes the long conflict between Anglo American forces and Native tribes, stating troops are regularly called to suppress uprisings. It adds a critical view that even in the Philippines some demand instant order among semi civilized tribes.
The aging reform shows strong support among farmers as a practical service improving prompt mail, small-package transport, and road quality where adopted, with promising prospects for universal use in case of fire or broader adoption.
Edwin Clark son of Burns City Wa is very ill in San Francisco after serving in the regular army and being brought home from the Philippines due to illness. The Bloomfield oil company plans to deepen the current hole or drill a new well. no work has occurred recently. An Evening With Riley by Prof M B Kirk of Vincennes delighted teachers and others at a full opera house in Huntingburg.
Fred Ex McCormick of Morroe Washington state married Maggie Morris of this place at John L Williams Jr home. The ceremony was private with few relatives. A wedding supper followed and a Sunday dinner was given in their honor. They will move to Monroe Washington around February 15.
Monday morning William Briner and Frank Erwin were shingling when the wagon bed collapsed onto Briner. He suffered a broken left arm and bruises. doctors Alderson and DeMotte attended him. Briner, about 60, will likely take time to recover.
A poem arguing that true royal labor rests with the working man who tilts the land and earns the earth’s fullness. It asserts workers’ rights to the product of their toil and rejects the need for royal crowns for labor’s rightful value.
Fragmentary text cites Much Ado About Nothing and Beatrice's with Ur- Sula and Eero as examples of ears tingling with gossip. It notes Browne's link of guardian angels to ear-twitching and the belief signals cheer or warning.
A fragment indicates a reader quoted a paragraph about a woman and a newspaper item. The readable text is incomplete, with unclear names and context, offering only hints of a woman involved in a reported story.
A farmer’s goal is profit from milk and feed efficiency. Walter A. Copant of Rhode Island station studies how individual cows like Lucretia and Rotha differ in temperament and milk response to feed. Findings suggest tailored feeding—hay and corn fodder first, then protein concentrates—maximizes yields based on each cow’s traits.
An agricultural bulletin explains adjusting bay and fodder to each cow to maximize milk yield. It emphasizes supplying digestible matter and fats from farm-raised material, ensuring cows eat all they will, with careful record of feed and milk results for twelve cows.
The State Board of Education commissioned several high schools including Odon High School. Graduates can enter state institutions as freshmen without exams if the school meets required standards and work. The town held a parade and planned a banquet as the commission was announced. Some locals criticized others for not supporting the application.
A French geologist estimates the yearly global solid land loss to rivers and erosion at a small fraction of an inch and projects earth’s surface water cover in 4,500,009 years. An Apache superstition says murder at night brings eternal darkness to killers, influencing nocturnal travel by hunters and scouts through Apache reservation.
An ad heavy page promotes the 1903 St Louis World’s Fair as the greatest event, urging subscription to the Globe Democrat and advertising remedies for various ailments. It touts the paper’s wide circulation in the U S and abroad, and includes testimonials and medical salve promotions. It also mocks a globe traveler and advertises laxatives and cough remedies.
Two obituary notices detail deaths near Epsom and Bogard township. Mrs Alford aged about 55, widow of Wilson Warp’s daughter, died after long illness and leaves several children and three sisters. funeral at New Bethel church with burial in New Bethel cemetery. Mrs Artord, wife of the late John Artord, died at home near Epsom after a yearlong illness. funeral at residence and burial in Martinsville.
An old advertisement touts a tasteless chill tonic claiming iron and quinine cure chills and fever. It promises refunds if Benner Salve fails to cure piles and asserts the product’s strong healing reputation while urging prudent spending.
Mrs Mary Bird of Garrisbury Pa says her child is worth millions to her and credits One Minute Cough Cure for swiftly stopping coughs throat and lung troubles. The ad touts safety immediate action and suitability for the youngest children with a pleasant taste.
A Danville reader reports his daughter suffered a severe lung cough after grippe. He tried many remedies until Foleys Honey and Tar relieved her cough and she has had no trouble since. Dates stuffed with marshmallow paste are suggested as a tempting dessert.
Dr CL Wshop Agnew of Michigan warns against substitutes for Feters Toney and Tar. He reports three very severe pneumonia cases and urges caution about unproven remedies. He emphasizes watching for unsafe substitutes.
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