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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1893
Page
4
A largely speculative account argues that daily fruit heavy diets and distilled water slow aging by reducing earthy salt deposits in tissues. It favors phosphoric acids and diluted phosphate preparations, claiming potential life extension and philosophical appeal despite medical reservations.
Fragmentary text recounts tales of pirates like Anne Vonny and Mary in historical waters and shifts to a political economic tract critiquing U S monetary policy. It cites Secretary Carlisle, silver acts, and the 1873 coinage changes along with trade balances and currency debates.
A Pavilion Centre post master advertises August Flower as a splendid medicine. He claims it restores stomach function to prevent failure of the liver, kidneys, heart, and nerves, and to ensure a good appetite and digestion.
A critique argues the U S finance system misused silver and foreign gold conversions. It urges selling silver bullion, restoring gold reserves, and expanding government oversight to back banking with gold and bond-backed notes.
The document traces the Sherman silver purchase plan and the contested Senate House actions in 1899 1822. It outlines treasury duties to buy silver bullion and issue treasury notes with coin redemption and legal tender status. The text cites committee members Sherman Jones Vest and Harris and notes details of monthly bullion purchases and coinage rules.
A Farm and Home notice describes a square open top feed rack 10 feet by 34 feet by 4 feet high. It features boarded lower section 20 inches, top boards six inches, and 1x6x4 feet upright side supports. Separate sides hook together. cattle reach in to eat. For sheep, spaces should be smaller to prevent jumping inside.
A rural note describes a gate design that stays open for people but closes against animals, and praises sturdy hinges. It also discusses sourcing forage seeds from distant regions, favoring orchard grass for dairies and pasture resilience. A Canadian pig weaning method is outlined, detailing staged feeding and selective removal to balance litter sizes.
A collection of historical notes explaining how titles such as prince of Wales king czar and president originated from words meaning wise lord or to sit above. It contrasts power of rulers with modern leaders and cites linguistic roots and examples from various nations.
The piece notes criticism from fans upset Mary Anderson- Navarro will not resume her former profession. It cites public mockery and a sense she is being treated as a dramatic figure to scorn. The humorous quotes from various papers underline a period tone of public opinion.
The Big Four Route to Chicago offers direct trains to the World's Fair Grounds with no transfers via Union Station Cincinnati and connections to L and NR, BR, RET, VAG, Kentucky Central, and C&O lines. It promises no baggage transfer and convenient suburban stations for quick access to hotels and boarding houses.
The Detroit Tribune notes a trip for the United Commercial Travelers to Chicago with a special Cincinnati departure on Sunday July 25 at a.m. via CL and Monon routes. Tickets are valid ten days and cost 7 47 round trip. Also mentions a mischarged church offering and the cut worm affecting corn labeled Nerotididae by scientists.
An advertisement roundup notes The California Fig Syrup Co laxative Syrup of Figs as a safe, pleasant remedy for women under all conditions. It cites phrases about genuine product packaging and contrasts other cures with Beecham's Pills and Glenn's Sulphur Soap. It includes varied quotes and lifestyle references from multiple papers.
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