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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
7
Dialogue contrasts Natalie and Esteille over proposing and courage. The piece mocks the suffragette era and predicts the wife becoming extinct, noting her utility at home and eventual obsolescence as life moves on. It ends with a satirical farewell to Madam.
Mr Growcher argues against lending umbrellas saying it leads to trouble as the item may drift back to the original owner. Mr Grump agrees and warns of unpredictable consequences from casual lending.
A fragment from Muarper's Weekly depicts Lollerby and Dub breigh discussing Bid Mawkins taking punishment. Mawkins reportedly yelled and used strong language while facing the corporal action, reflecting a rough cloak of discipline.
A Wis creamery manager reports coffee harmed digestion and business performance. After switching to Postum, he notes restored digestion and clearer thinking, crediting his wife for guidance and praising Postum as a superior table drink.
Hosea shows Israel’s fall into idolatry and social collapse and urges repentance. The prophecy spans Jeroboam II and Hezekiah, stressing Yahweh’s readiness to pardon the backsliding nation and calling all to return with words and deeds.
Mrs Herman Lieth of Pound Wisconsin reports relief from dyspepsia and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Unifier. The ad claims long-standing cures for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and back pain with a 30 year history of the product as standard remedy. It invites readers to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Y M C A and Y W C A aim to raise large sums for new buildings after Philadelphia’s $1 03 million in twelve days. Campaigns abroad add $2 million. Brooklyn women $415 thousand Atlanta $600 thousand Reading $217 thousand Elyria Ohio $127 thousand Charleston $160 thousand Raleigh $75 thousand Walla Walla $48 thousand Ishpeming $95 500. Leaders credit Christian unity a short public appeal and visible results in existing buildings.
A vintage advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for clear skin soft hands and healthy hair. It urges warm baths and gentle applications, notes the benefits and mentions a free Cuticura book by Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston Mass.
A home owner questions maintaining an old well and hoisting apparatus for water. The householder replies he relies on a carpenter to fix the system when it breaks, arguing that a city water hookup would cost more.
Varnish is presented as a sanitary agent that aids cleaning by trapping dust. A varnished floor is easy to maintain, attractive, and healthier than carpet. The National Association of Varnish Manufacturers offers a free booklet titled Modern Floors from The Bourse Philadelphia.
Quote highlights tension as Washington requests one hundred extra policemen while Congress intends to enact that many new laws. The remark underscores a clash between policing needs and legislative expansion during the era.
A humorous observation notes that many judge dressing well by a loud necktie. The quip hints at style tastes and public taste in fashion commentary.
The note states a face disfiguring skin eruption prevented a photo. An advertisement touts Resinol ointment and soap as cures for eruptive skin diseases. Miss Opal Lilley testifies to Resinol’s excellent results after years of facial eruption. Resinol is sold in opal jars priced fifty cents and one dollar.
Edith dares to run away from Ernest in the parlor but he vows to catch and hold her, escalating their game of pursuit.
An advertisement urges avoiding excess ice water to quell thirst and promotes Coca Cola as the ideal drink for heat and fatigue. It invites readers to request Coca Cola Company literature from Atlanta, Georgia, claiming the beverage is delicious, refreshing, and universally available.
A quip contrasts a professor's lecture on sleep as the secret of right living with a listener who admits to going home and going to bed. The exchange reflects a humorous take on self discipline and daily routines.
In a grim recount from the front line a unit falls into an ambush leaving soldiers scratched and shaken. The story contrasts hard frontline losses with everyday vendor shifts as soldiers switch from cheap cigars to a pricier brand.
A 50 year old tale is recalled featuring Mabel and Maude. The dialogue centers on memory of a past story and the enduring impression it left.
The editor notes Knicker Brown’s reported fortune reaching seven figures while probing unusual names like Bocker-Perpendicularly for context.
A concise note proclaims that the largest task before anyone is being carried out within the small red schoolhouse as a symbol of education and community effort.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a remedy to constipation liver blemishes and blood purification. It claims to regulate the liver cleanse the system and promote health with a persuasive sales tone.
A humorous exchange notes a nephew's marriage to a female baseball player. The speaker, known for odd lines, describes the groom as having curly blond hair and a habit of finding flaws on a guitar. The remark highlights the uncommon match in a light tone.
A young girl Sydney wears a discarded millinery hat with a long red ostrich plume hanging down over her face. She asks to keep it that way so she can see the feather herself, while her mother urges tucking it back from her eyes. The judge remarks on the line about visibility.
An old advertisement claims Garfield Tea regulates the liver easing headache and bilious attacks and overcomes constipation. It promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething to soften gums reduce inflammation and cure wind colic at 25 cents a bottle. The text fuses moral witticisms about peacemakers and transgression.
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