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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1892
Page
4
The session reports filibusters and refer bills on silver coinage, sundry civil appropriation items, and public buildings. Debates span Kentucky suffrage petitions, presidential signatories, and adjournment timing with focus on deficits, conferences, and potential passage.
Secret sessions at Princess rink in Fort Wayne elect Newton J. McGuire of Rising Swan as colonel amid contested races with H. E. Alberry and Will G. Beach. Farm events, fires, drownings, arrests, and court cases fill a wide Indiana page with local items and notable deaths.
Gladstone appears set to return to power as liberal gains wipe out the Conservative majority. By 5 p.m. Tuesday the liberal net gain stood at a sizable margin, giving a four seat lead in the division. Troops ordered to Idaho to address miners troubles with General Schofield directing General Roger and General Merritt to deploy forces.
Ephraim Webster the first permanent settler in Onondaga County New York traded with the Onondagas and served as interpreter and agent He faced executions and brutal tests yet kept calm and won the Indians respect after a water aided plea and a symbolic pipe of peace Youths Companion recounts his daring life
A New York Tribune excerpt recalls Southern Negro thrift in cabins on the outskirts of towns with white-painted exteriors and crops of corn and cotton. It contrasts this with a Memphis hotel waiter and a classroom moment about punishment, illustrating social attitudes of the era.
The report notes 86 Chicago and Return $6 via C. H. and D. and Monon line for the World Fair. Tickets are valid on all trains from July 23 to July 26 with return allowed on any train. The piece promotes Chicago attractions and the grand World’s Fair structures under construction.
A collage of notices and bylines including poetry lines about sunshine and free land, a marriage proposal remark, medical ads for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Beecham's Pills, travel fare for Burlington Route with half-rate tickets, and assorted promotional blurbs from The Ram's Horn published in Indianapolis. It also notes Dr Hoxsie Croup Cure and a patent medicine line with Crescent marks.
Advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as always effective for cleansing and renewing the body. It pledges a money back guarantee if no benefit or cure is achieved for listed skin and scrofulous ailments. It contrasts with springtime tonics and asserts superior merit among similar remedies.
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy owners post a $500 prize for any patient deemed incurable by their treatment. The challenge signals a bold business push and public test of the product’s efficacy.
A Pavilion Centre Post Master promotes August Flower as a splendid medicine. He claims the stomach is the reservoir and restoring it fixes the liver kidneys lungs heart head blood and nerves. The ad urges readers to improve appetite and digestion by using August Flower.
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