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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1895
Page
2
Joon Plylish is reported to have published every Satverbat fan item though details and context are unclear. The fragment mentions repeated publication actions and names associated with the fan group.
The Knights held a Say Tea gathering and elected officers including M. Garten and V. Oohas. Watsor, I re Wim, hk, Penred, IK, S. Jdas, M. Hayes, Moof An-Bert Desruin, Mot WAITS Chinn.
Lavelle, of Daviess County, serving eight years for conspiring to burn a course, is reported extremely ill in the Prison South. He has long battled heart disease and recently edema, with uncertainty about his condition.
A garbled reader note asks residents to share news items and gossip for publication. It hints at subscriber perks and local happenings while urging tips on social events and community notices.
A fragmented, instructional text discusses a remedy involving water mixing and timing. It mentions using named steps and quantities, with references to preparation in a container and serving method. The passage includes stray phrases about plants, methods, and social contexts without coherent narrative.
A story recalls an oath day where a father and mother struggled to name their twin babies. Unable to find fitting names, the father dubbed them Kate and Duplicate. Later a new twin pair arrived and the mother named the boys Pete and Repea, prompting the husband’s disappointed reaction.
The passage argues that farmers remain self sufficient even if all trade ships were sunk and commerce ceased. It claims farmers could still earn living, stay comfortable, and endure the loss of global commerce, having originated with trade but surviving its demise.
Albert Meek drowned Saturday night in the White River near Einars while swimming after a day of field work. James Dulting and Newton Dyke, younger companions, attempted rescue. Meek struggled in deep water as currents and treacherous areas hindered efforts. Searchers located the body after several hours and Coroner C. LeCouwn recorded the death.
Advertisement invites readers to an Evansville to Denver trip for May 25 1894 with Pallman palatial coaches. Train departs early July 5 sleeper berths from Evansville to Denver at 31.40 dollars maximum fare includes Colorado Springs Mantien and Poebie visits with meals under two dollars association fee. Northern route chosen for cooler scenery and grand prairies.
The paper promises rich tales of love adventure and stunning Rocky Mountain scenery. It advertises gems gold and silver treasures and a deluxe gift offer for subscribers.
The article surveys global wealth, citing census figures on U S property, foreign investment estimates in Great Britain France and other nations, and per family valuations. It discusses foreign securities holdings, trade balances, and the impact of interest and imports on national finances.
A promotional note claims Be Witt's Collie Srolera Cure offers rapid relief for cholera mirbus and similar giliplaints. The text urges belief in the remedy and cites immediate good effects and credibility.
July Fourth reduced fares announced by the railroad will sell tickets between all stations on their line and connecting lines within a 20 mile radius for a single round trip fare limited to returning on the stated day. A. L. Jay, Agent. Also mentions De Witts Witch Hazel Salve for burns and skin injuries.
Local citizens of Rainville Indiana favor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs croup and whooping cough in children. Jacob Brown leading merchant praises its value and mothers testify to its usefulness across many homes. The endorsement comes via W L tev and Poreale.
An advertising notice claims a prompt and safe cure for coli and colera by De Witt's Coli and Colera Cure promoted by W. J. Stroy.
Simon Goldtbaum of Sa. Lise 3 Cal. credits Chamberlain's Fain Balm with curing his rheumatism. He says he advised friends and customers to try it and they all spoke highly of it. Forsale by W. L. Stoy.
Ad claims a tonic named De Witts Colia Aul Varlera Cure provides relief and never fails to deliver. It asserts consistent success without detailing ingredients or evidence, mentioning W. L. Story as a source or distributor.
An advertisement extols De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure as a speedy remedy for dysentery and rheumatic distress. It claims the medicine improves the body's condition after use and is sold by W L Stoy.
The New York Tribune notes that Cuban molasses bound for the United States often rides in the same tanks used for petroleum on steamships. Tanks are cleaned with steam jets after unloading, enabling faster handling and lower costs. The bulk technique began with the brig Novelty in 1817, and modern tank division greatly boosted profits for trade and lines.
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