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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
4
A testimonial from Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for bearing down pains headaches backache and fatigue caused by womb inflammation. The notice urges sick women to write for Mrs Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
A garbled historical page shows stock and commodity listings, ad copy for tonics and remedies, and scattered prices for cattle, hogs, sheep, pork, lard, flour, and grains. Names, addresses, and marketing lines appear amid crude market figures and product pitches.
Ten years late Lefére Bias ry tare notes Francis Lee in Clinton claims his lotion cures tetter after a decade of ailment. The piece urges readers to contact Solon Palmer at 374 Pearl Street New York for samples, noting the remedy has been on the market for nearly thirty years.
A male hopeful, attempting to charm a haughty maid with jokes and a passionate speech, persists through the evening but remains unconscious to her signals. After a tense silence he asks about her collar and flees when she coldly replies.
Cheap rates for California travel in February through April with weekly departures on Tuesdays. From Chicago prices listed and other origins including St Louis Memphis and New Orleans at 87.50 and 25.00 for some points. Readable details reference Southern Pacific Company renter and special rates to Forton with contact names and offices in Chicago Cincinnati and Kansas City for full particulars and ceived information.
Fragmentary Yonkers States text shows a person asking about a husband and clingy gowns with mentions of four seasons. The readable bits hint at fashion or domestic discussion but lack clear event or entities.
A printed fragment presents a mosaic of proverbs from Greek and Arabic sources. It notes the learner who knows not his ignorance and the sage who guides others toward wisdom, contrasting travel and wealth with the costs and delights of opposed paths.
A cryptic phrase suggests Courthup may be called a bean knot before becoming a hard knot amid varied spellings. The quirky wording reflects linguistic play and irregular usage noted by N. VY. Mer.
A historical ad extols an Anglo American alliance and claims combined strength would deter enemies. It also touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic for bodily strength, blood enrichment, nerves, and appetite, urging use for dyspepsia and indigestion.
State legislature updates from Indianapolis cover second readings and multiple bills. Notable actions include voting machine regulation limits, appellate court expansion, notary restrictions for officials, and a kidnap for ransom penalty bill. Gov. Durbin vetoes railroad consolidation. later, a ship canal bill fails. House enacts pay raises and enacts primary elections. rail and express company disputes persist.
A fragment from the Baltimore American features a witty exchange about age limits and croquettes. The dialogue contrasts a croquette with a coquette in a playful banter about spring chickens.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio declares the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document notes testimonials and recommends Hall's products with claims of internal action on blood and mucous surfaces.
A Philadelphia Dress item describes a cloth designed for bow legged gents with stripes that curve outward rather than stay straight. The tailor confirms the pattern bends to fit unconventional leg shapes.
A letter from Cas carets makers claims sales rose to six million boxes annually, arguing newspapers boost merit articles and readers should try the remedy. It promotes Cas carets as a natural liver stimulant and a gentle health aid.
The dialogue presents Frances asking Bertie what papa said when questioned about the news. Bertie recalls his father's reaction, quoting him that the situation is sudden and unexpected.
An old advertisement for Hovis Croup Cure from A. P. Hoxsie, manufacturer in Ruffalo New York, touts effectiveness against croup pneumonia and diphtheria when used promptly and warns against ipecac to nauseate the stomach.
Terre Haute Indiana March 2 The Central Presbyterian church sent a unanimous call to Rev W H McCaughey of Philadelphia. His boyhood was spent in Logansport He graduated from the Wesleyan Theological Seminary at Allegheny Pa For 15 years he was with the Hope Presbyterian church Philadelphia and last year he was in the Holy Land and the old world
The High Court of Indiana Independent Order of Foresters meets in Peru with over 150 delegates. Chief High Ranger Chas Ellis of Hartford City presided at Thursday sessions. Reports show gains in membership and solid financial condition. About six hundred people attended Thursday night banquet.
Otto Koenig aged 25 was fatally struck by a locomotive while walking along the track in Peru Indiana on March 2. Authorities report the death as instantaneous with no further details released.
Marion Indiana March 2 Israel Messler of Fort Wayne Indiana reported missing and believed murdered for a large sum has been located in this city.
A local trust announced a stock purchase plan for employees allowing stock acquisition in installments. The scheme aims to share ownership and boost staff participation. Executives say the program will start this Friday with details forthcoming.
Vigo county officials assess 10000 dollar damage to the county jail after the Ward lynching. A fund is urged for Miss Ida Finkelstein’s widowed mother while Sheriff Fasig faces public reception highs and locals debate accountability. White and colored residents react with fear as many African Americans flee to Brazil.
Otto Becker, a respected Logansport resident, survived two assaults after an unknown attacker tried to kill him. a later letter claimed a mistaken target and identified a New York counterfeit ring seeking revenge on locals who reported green goods circulators to federal authorities.
In Marion Indiana Wain Jones a Black man was stabbed to death by Will Mitchell of Bedford during a Friday night quarrel over a girl. The attack occurred in front of a Railroad avenue saloon with Mitchell fleeing. the girl, a mulatto who recently arrived from Terre Haute, is named, and the killer remains at large.
La Porte Indiana March J The La Porte county grand jury did not return an indictment against Joseph W rill, a Cleveland mine owner, for the alleged attempted murder of Attorney Fibworth Weir. It was stated that if trial proceeds, defense attorneys Forest of Chies tro would urge chronikal insanity to avoid prison.
Miss Mampie Davis, 16 years old, lies dying in Anderson Indiana from the effects of heavy cigarette use. The Columbus Indiana girl, who has smoked 20 to 30 cigarettes daily for two years, fell ill two weeks ago with a physician attributing the cause to smoking.
A 45 year old man Calvin Bellows was crushed to death beneath a Pennsylvania fast mail train in Greenfield Indiana on Thursday morning. He was employed by the Trees Manufacturing Company of Greenfield.
In Marion Indiana the Center township vote to subsidize the Cincinnati Richmond and St Louis railroad failed by about four to one. A separate item reports a rear end freight collision on the Clover Leaf near Marion caused by fog. engineer Fauman died and fireman George Harper was injured.
An advisory defense of Peruna attributes falling grip and ensuing catarrh to a nationwide epidemic. It cites testimonials from Congressmen Crowley White Megrew and others, praising Peruna as an effective remedy and preventive tonic. Readers are urged to write for free medical guidance from Dr. Hartman.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the top spring medicine. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, aid digestion and bowels, and boost energy. A Jersey City testimonial from Gustave Lelbach praises relief from headaches dyspepsia and insomnia after using multiple bottles and pursuing the doctor’s guidance.
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