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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
4
An old medical claim promotes Cascarets as a cure for constipation, arguing it kills more people than consumption and citing ten million boxes sold yearly as proof of its efficacy. The ad urges readers to buy genuine Cascarets and warns against imitations in metal boxes marked with the long tailed C.
A fragment shows dialogue where a character pleads love while an experimental mood is noted. The exchange hints at trust and confidence in attempting an unknown trial as a test of affection.
The M K and T Ry promotes Indian Territory as a land of opportunity for homeseekers and investors. The railroad notes six major towns on its lines and invites readers to request pamphlets from James Tiarker, General Passenger Agent, at the St. Louis office.
Sympathetic listener intrudes in a surreal scene where desolate wastes and dreams frame a character named Mr. Dashpile. The excerpt contrasts fondness for companions, including dogs, with a pragmatic note about pemmican and walrus meat on hand in a Chicago Tribune voice.
An old advertisement claims Mother Gras Sweet Powder for children cures colds feverishness constipation stomach teething disorders and defeats worms. It lists 23 cents, samples free, address A S Gimsted Le Ray New York.
The jury has returned a verdict in the Glasgow case. The prisoner is told there is no need to open accounts or provide further details, as instructed by the court.
A damaged OCR page fragment mentions health remedies and a steak ad while referencing trade, advertising, and local business names. It includes partial phrases about laxatives, prices, travel to Oregon and Washington, and civic concerns.
A London merchant tests his forgetful servant Maria by sending her on a ladder task during a meal. He orders her to fetch and position a stepladder and then look for salt, a trial she completes. the couple notes the lampoon ends with Maria’s continued forgetfulness.
A Chicago Tribune report describes a stage duel in a downtown theater as the villain challenges the hero. The cue word Waterl triggers a tense stand, a gun from a rear keep, and a sudden blast upstages the crowd causing laughter and broken seating as the audience erupts in delirious joy.
Wu Ting Farg recounts a tale of a Chinese doctor who fails to heal a patient. As anger grows the relatives beat him and tie him to a tree. He frees himself, swims away, and returns to learn the saying that the first requisite of a doctor is to know how to examine, not to cure.
A garbled OCR passage references Wicks Thougat and a seller claiming a company is already operating. It hints at stockholder concerns and a judge remark about desire versus scarcity, with mentions of Catholic Standard and Tomes.
Old time testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back and kidney pain, swelling, and dropsy signs. It describes rapid relief, improved sleep, and restored mobility after taking the product, with dates from 1902 and multiple named locations.
A sermon by the Highway and Byway preacher frames God as the True Lover and the world as the beloved lost to sin. It cites Hosea and the prodigal son to illustrate divine longing, sacrifice, and the call for humanity to be reconciled to God through Jesus Christ.
A sermon likens God to a jealous righteous lover who cannot tolerate sin. It explains Jesus as the substitute bearing sin so humanity can be reconciled, and urges Christians to become ambassadors filled with divine love and faith to woo souls to God.
The piece contrasts empathetic support with cold pessimism. It notes guides advising silence to avoid triggering avalanches and extends the idea to people burdened by anxiety, sorrow, and pressure who need encouragement rather than discouragement. It ends with a bleak contrast to the hopeful season of spring.
A historic health ad professes Peruna as a cure for la grippe or grip. It quotes testimonials from Mrs. Theophile Schmitt Mrs. Celeste Covell Mrs. M C Cooper and others praising Peruna after severe grippe. Physicians and public figures endorse the remedy and invite readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice.
A rural farmer and a prosperous man discuss education and opportunity. The tale emphasizes that despite abundant advantages from home and upbringing the value and outcome depend on the individual’s own effort and choice. Earthly and heavenly tutelage require personal appropriation to take root in character.
The passage argues that the gospel is a heart appeal beyond rational systems. It contrasts Old Testament invitations to reason with New Testament calls to come to Jesus for rest. It likens fragrance to love, saying reason cannot define its essence.
The Baltimore American quips about Belle and Mayb remarks on a desperate flirtation with Youngrox. A Puck comment accuses the rich man as humanity’s trustee, keeping funds invested rather than spent. Ram's Horn notes three solid through Chicago to California trains via Union Pacific and North-Western Line.
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