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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
2
A garbled political fragment discusses factions within the Democratic party, sympathy for a national issue, and critique of administration and convention timing. It mentions July, Ides of November, and delegates, implying looming party debates amid broader governance concerns.
A fragment mentions efforts to sway voters amid upset forecasts and the impact of Republican platform pledges on the race. The text references Democratic predictions and the possibility of voter forgetfulness affecting outcomes.
The piece notes that the only national law attributed to Democrats since Lincoln is the Wilson Gorman tariff bill. It characterizes the measure as despised by its authors and sponsors and said to ruin many who supported it.
The passage weighs factors shaping November outcomes. It argues that without certain conditions and past records, McKinley’s promises, and public recognition of a good option, the odds would tilt toward Democratic success this fall.
Aguinaldo is believed shot and wounded by Thirty third infantry as Maj. Merch leads a pursuit through the mountains. His horse and diary are captured. A raft scene shows a wounded man with a beard. Separately a chair trust forms amid rising talk. A court case ends with a jail term for Col. Hardy. Bird protection sparks public outcry. Kansas wheat harvest tops 85 million bushels. Indiana lists diverse frog and toad farms and moonlighting frog catchers. The term veteran needs war context Civil Spanish or Kentucky.
A New Orleans shopkeeper helps a customer seek a comfortable fit amid a chilly day. The man complains about a pinch across the instep while the clerk notes the need for a wider last, remarking that the cold weather affects shoe choice. A man with a red mustache is mentioned in the overheard exchange.
Organizer M G Eddington spearheaded the Odeon Camp with about thirty charter members. Officers elected for the term ending December 31 1900 include Venerable Consul Ira Correll Worthy Advisor Walter Correll Clerk Ed Bennett Excellent Barker John McCarter Escort Hugh Merrill Watchman D E Cooley Sentry Carl Burrell Trustees Ed Smith Ira Bowman Delegate to State Meeting Wilmur Abraham.
A Boston Transcript piece recounts a teacher using a bull terrier named Grip to calm a troublesome slum pupil. The dog stayed by the teacher’s desk, attended class, and the pupils reportedly became better behaved with the dog present.
Friedrich Froebel, founder of the kindergarten, argued education begins at home and called for a general educational union focused on fathers while women lead the regeneration of the race. He warned successors to endure ridicule and suffering in the cause. He urged reform of family education to support all later learning.
The advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy that increases appetite aids digestion and fosters regular bodily habits for health and energy. Available for 25 cents at Webster drops store.
Wanted form hands and workers for house work with steady wages. Address with stamp to Mrs. R. Houghton 406 N Mein St Enployment Bureau Bloomington Illinois.
An old newspaper snippet touts Renick of West Jefferson Ohio as claiming relief from a rectal fistula after 18 months by using five boxes of Baglens Arnica Salve. The vendor Webster deaggeet advertises the remedy as the best pile cure on earth and offers a box for sale.
The article reports that the Farmers' Saloon Big Ben's Saloon and Oden Saloon licenses expire soon with no renewal expected for two, while Oden Saloon under new management may close next month. It notes owners and backers are anxious, predicts closures, and suggests renewed resistance to any continuation of the saloon presence.
A Colenso correspondent notes Buller and his staff rode to the Tugela guns amid heavy fire near Long’s, as the Devon and Queen’s forces attacked. The general suffered a slight wound, his aide Lord Gerard’s horse was shot, and Capt. Hughes was killed. ten guns were left on the field as a retreat began.
Mr W A Hines recalls a near death from measles related lung trouble and consumption. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with his recovery and urges others to try it. The ad notes regular sizes 50c and 1 and trial bottles free at Webster's Drug Store.
After a week of effort Miss Graves and Miss Reed established a circulating library in Odon. The plan runs three years with fifty books placed for three months then swapped, enabling access to two hundred standard books yearly. The system aims to raise reading quality and interest among readers.
Quaker Valley Mfg offers a free forty cent sterling silver plated sugar shell to every married lady in the United States who writes for it. There is no cost, no payment required, and recipients may choose from various designs. Ladies are asked to publish their names in their local papers to receive the gift.
A testimonial from Dr D B Caragite in Washita claims Elective Bitters cured a woman named Brewer of scrotula after years of agony. The product is praised as the best blood purifier and remedy for eczema tetters ulcers and rashes. It supposedly cleanses the liver kidneys and bowels improves digestion and strengthens health. Sold by Webster druggist for 50 cents with guarantee.
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