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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1895
Page
4
A preacher discusses the unforgivable sin against the Holy Ghost, urging listeners to avoid spiritual apostasy. He warns that some sins yield no place for repentance and uses biblical examples and life lessons to emphasize timely repentance, parental influence, and youth squander.
The speaker warns that lost opportunities for good on Sabbath and in life are irrecoverable. He compares them to Esau selling his birthright and to a lifeboat moment missed at sea, urging immediate repentance and action before time runs out. He cites personal responsibility, conscience, and a Arctic rescue tale to stress urgency.
A Pall Mall Gazette note quotes a Dutch writer Van Muijckvorsel claiming South Holland is in danger of vanishing due to coast erosion. He warns Scheveningen and the Rotterdam coast face imminent risk if dyke repairs lag.
Agricultural hints emphasize geese as profitable fowl for markets, noting Toulouse and Embden varieties, their care, feeding, and fattening methods. Crossbreeding, breeding ages, and seasonal demand are covered, with practical instructions on gosling feeding, housing, and humane handling before marketing in winter.
A Farm and Home feature describes a hay stacking frame with two 22 foot sills 10 feet apart and three 20 foot uprights. The device uses pulleys and a hay fork track to lift hay from wagons, and can be moved by hitching a horse. Frames can be scaled for larger stacks.
The Western Rural column urges livestock keepers to protect cattle from dogs and save heifer calves from strong drinkers, notes washing sheep before shearing is fading, and stresses shade and water for calves. It warns disease claims on imports, urges hogs to have shade, and to raise meat rather than grow only frame this season.
The San Francisco Bulletin argues a mining boom based on new ore reduction methods. Lean ores once discarded now promise profits, with reliable yields from Sierra bread veins. Cites past highs and lows to warn against high grade pockets and praises steady, conservative investment.
A Coulter family in Clare County, Michigan recounts medical ruin and a recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The mother credits the cure with restoring facial function and curing paralysis and St Vitus dance in her son. She offers affidavits and invites inquiries. The piece also notes sales details and lists unrelated literary asides.
A historical piece notes bead making as an old and widespread craft, detailing Chinese, Venetian, and South Atlantic production. It describes glass-rope walks, bead forming, sorting, and tying for shipment, highlighting the craft’s enduring global industry and the role of child labor in finishing beads.
The notice touts high yields from Salter's Monster Rye and Winter Wheat with potential returns of 40 to 69 bushels. It invites readers to request free catalogues and samples of Rye Winter Wheat and Crimson Clover by mailing to John A Salzer Seed Co. at Lacrosse Wisconsin.
A fragment reflects gentle lamentation as a speaker notes Chaucer’s tenderness and a tearful, choking admission, conveying a mood of restrained sorrow and soft emotion.
The North Western railway offers reduced excursion tickets to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and other western and northern destinations. For full rates and details contact connecting line agents. Illustrated pamphlets with full particulars mailed free on request to WW B Miiskern G P T A Chicago Ill.
An advertisement promotes No To Med as a remedy for tobacco throat irritation andНастained lung problems, claiming it cures tobacco-related sore throat. The ad promotes a booklet titled Don’t Worry About Spit or Sin Your Life Away and is credited to Sterling Remedy Co of New York City.
Weads and Young Hearts notes claim elderly infirmities can be mitigated by daily use of Hostetter's Bitters, touted as an invigorant that fights dyspepsia constipation biliousness and kidney trouble. It is presented as suitable for the delicate and feeble and urged as a way to do something useful better than others.
Exposition opens September 1 through December 1, touted as one of America's greatest fairs with features from the Chicago World’s Fair plus new ones. For printed matter, contact W. C. Bixarsox, G P A, Cincinnati.
The ad extols Syrup of Figs as the true laxative with lasting benefits, warns against cheap extracts and mineral medicines, and urges use of the California Fig Syrup Co product. It also markets Glent's Sulphur Soap and Hill's Gait and Whisker Dye at 50 cents.
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