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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
7
West Philadelphia readers are urged to try Resinol Ointment and Soap for eczema skin eruptions and a wide range of irritations. The ad touts rapid relief, notes no harmful ingredients, and recommends using the soap with the ointment for faster healing. Free samples offered by Resinol Chemical Co. Dept. 73 Baltimore Md.
The joke centers on Mr Henpeck asking about teeth and a dentist replying. He insists his mother-in-law needs fever extraction and threatens to take her elsewhere.
A humorous fragment recounts a woman in Jericho with a dress fault who is ignored by a priest and a Levite but aided by a compassionate Samaritan. The moment prompts a quip about discretion and valor as told by Puck.
A mysterious acquaintance recounts Puffington selecting you from the Sutter and placing you back on solid ground, describing a past assist from a friend. The exchange hints at shared history and a rehabilitating gesture attributed to Puffington.
An Ohio woman aged about forty writes she had no faith yet began using Grape-Nats on advice from an experienced elder. She claims the product improved her health and helped her gain plumpness.
The state purchased the 290 acre Starved Rock tract ten miles west of Ottawa on the Illinois River from Ferdinand Walther of Chicago for 46000 dollars. The move establishes a new state park featuring cliffs, canyons and historic Starved Rock, site of early French exploration and tribal battles.
A course of matrimony has been added to the curriculum at Gardens Kericultural High School in Los Angeles California. Five classes of girls are taking advantage of the program.
Public funds covered over 9.6 million of 24.5 million spent on tuberculosis work, with 4.7 million from state and about 5.7 million from county and municipal sources. Federal spending nears 1 million annually on sanatoria. Also cited are anti tuberculosis efforts urging authorities to fund patient care and stamp out the disease.
Advertising promoted Marine Eye Remedy with statements about relief for red, weak or watery eyes and inflamed lids. The copy touts an illustrated book in each package and cites doctors and physicians as endorsers, mentioning distribution by druggists from Chicago.
In a terse exchange from the New York Telegram Jack Reeves comments to Felix Mc Carthy a former night worker now president of a refectory. An acquaintance questions Mc Carthy about not attending Murphy's funeral. Mc Carthy retorts that Murphy never attended his funeral.
A parent describes a severe infant eczema case spreading across the body, eyes, ears, and scalp. After eight weeks of bandaging and a persistent disease, use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to rapid improvement and full recovery within four weeks, with a testimonial from Mrs. T. B. Rogser of Mill Hall Pennsylvania.
Fragmentary lines hint at a dramatic exchange or note. The readable text shows a sentiment of foreknowledge of bad outcomes and a suggestive dialog tag. No clear event, date, or people are established.
A courtroom exchange reveals a defendant justified the assault as stemming from pity for a lonely old bachelor. The officer asserts the motive was sympathy, while the judge seeks clarity on the reason for violence.
Senator Williams recalls a southern town boy who was careless with mail. A small courier bumped a larger youth near the station, then declared with bravado that he carries the U S mail and will defend the government.
Puck humorously recalls the moment the pie revealing twenty four blackbirds causes the king to grow suspicious. The birds fail to reply, and the monarch jests about preservation with benzoate of soda as a possible explanation.
A family interview during a census yields rough ages for five children. The father lists Mary as thirteen in September and guesses John around eleven while misremembering other ages with humorous pauses. The mother is expected home at five thirty.
Fragmentary text references a safe remedy for infants and children with mentions of CASTORIA and care instructions, but lacks coherent details or verifiable events.
A collage of 19th century patent medicine pitches and social maxims. It touts Lewis the Single Binder cigars and 5c prices, bromide laxatives, Mrs Winslow teething syrup, Dr. Pierce pills, and Hamlin’s Wizard Oil. The tone blends catchy claims with everyday advice and misgivings about cold cures.
The idea that shared misery can bind couples explains some marriages. It suggests partners stay together due to mutual dissatisfaction rather than happiness, shaping relationship dynamics and social expectations.
A country girl home for Christmas shows guests a new silk gown at a family reception. She declares it comes from a poor worm, and her father quips that he is that worm, reflecting humor from the occasion.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports spending exceeded 14.5 million dollars in 1911. The largest portion, over 11.8 million, funded sanatoria hospital care and construction. dispensaries used 870 thousand. education campaigns 506 thousand. the rest, about 1.3 million, covered open air schools prisons and insane hospitals and health board activities.
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