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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1894
Page
2
The Indianapolis Journal condemns current immigration policy and calls for tougher laws. It argues gates should close against peaceful Chinese while allowing entry to criminal elements of other nationalities and urges Congress to act with backbone.
Citizens confront engineers firemen and federal marshals over extra trains and meal deliveries from Huntington and Fort. railways threaten moving Andrews assets toward Porn while opposing groups push back against authorities.
A ruling states postmasters may not share the addresses of customers who have moved. It says addresses exist solely to secure mail delivery and that postmasters are presumed unaware of any other purposes.
The text describes dividing the year by four ignoring remainders, counting inclusive days from January 1 to the dove in hana with February fixed at 28 days, summing these results with the year quotient and the first number, then dividing by seven to obtain a weekday remnant where 1 equals Sunday.
An exchange decries excessive idleness among youths at home and urges youths to develop practical skills. It stresses working hard, learning business habits, and committing to honest effort in youth to improve future job prospects.
Charles Tennett of Oden Indiana essays a rural upbringing on a farm and public schooling. He joined Central Normal College in Danville Indiana in 1891 and has taught near home between terms. He plans to graduate in the Teachers course and enter the land course next year.
A fiery speech attacks Washington politics and the third party, arguing that wealth would not ease all woes. The speaker claims law is sound but corruption lies in minds and misused profits, noting discrepancies in incomes among lawyers doctors and preachers.
In June Dick Crawford took his twelve month old to a doctor for incurable diarrhea and weakness. After starting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy the child improved within days and gained strength, leading to a full recovery reported by Marlow, M.D. Sold by Woh.
The Loogootee Tribune reports Mardy and Wadsworth addressing a full audience by 12 20 p m with Hon A M Hardy candidate for Congress delivering a brief but forceful defense of National Republican policy. Hardy assails Democrat Bretz over tax funded pensions and praises the campaign effort. Wadsworth touts honesty and oratorical skill while promising a county wide canvass with enthusiastic support.
An assortment of comic vignettes lampoons life and fate with exaggerated misadventures. A quip about taxes debt and illness mixes with a playful mock epic voice. The piece pivots to a testimonial praising De Witt's Witch Hazel salve for burns bruises and piles.
Aug 13 to Sept 23 various Indiana county fairs scheduled with city locations and named secretaries including Vigo, Pike, Sullivan, Monroe, Gibson, Lawrence, Greene, Daviess and Knox counties. Secretaries include W H Danear J W Bromfield C N Crowder C B Orrell S Vet Strain Frank O Staund J B Heaton D Terhune W W Axtell and James We Emison.
A Lisbon postmaster delays mail to secure a bagful. An oyster festival tale and a Kokomo boy’s dynamite scare are noted. Commentary on marriage law and patter about town crier Columbia, S C. A knee injury and Chamberlain's Salve endorsement end with local druggist sale.
A Venetian noble Charles Magnes commissions Paul Veronese to paint his life story. The eighteen vellum pages feature a large central image with ten surrounding scenes and inscriptions, detailing notable events in his life. Nelson of Kingville sells Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhana Remedy, offering refunds if customers are not satisfied. The remedy is claimed to cure the targeted diseases and is sold by W. L. Stuy, the druggist.
The khedive of Egypt recently gave a magnificent bracelet to a young English woman. The gold piece is set with scarabs, each stone over four thousand years old, once belonging to high priests. Inscriptions reference ancient magic, making this heirloom extraordinary.
The tiny island housing the Eddystone lighthouse measures thirty feet across at low tide and twenty eight and three fourths feet at the base when submerged. It is home to three persons and lies nine miles off the Cornish coast and fourteen miles southwest of Plymouth breakwater.
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