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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
4
Mrs Emmons shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved years of ovarian troubles including discharge weakness and faintness. Within weeks the product stopped the danger of surgery and restored health, prompting others to seek guidance.
A Boston physician devised Paxtine in powder form as a vaginal wash and general antiseptic. The offer promises a large trial box and instruction book postpaid to prove its value for leucorrhea pelvic catarrh sore throat nasal catarrh sore eyes cuts and mucus membrane healing.
A Wichita man recalls his daughter Mary who married and settled in Emporia. After selling their farm the parents moved to Wichita bought a small hotel and prospered. When the daughter and husband visited for two days with no plans to stay the father quips about staying as long as they wished.
Yorktown Arkansas reports on Dodd's Kidney Pills marketed as a kidney disease remedy. Dr Leland Williamson endorses the pills for kidney pain and related symptoms. A farmer, Robert Weeks, allegedly improves after six weeks, gaining weight and relief from heaviness, though the text includes garbled and sensational details.
An assortment of 19th century advertisements touts beauty and health products. The page promotes Catheura Soap with Ouneura Ointment for skin care, Moravian Barley and Speltz cereals, farm seeds, and several patent medicines. It includes solicitation to mail order forms and promises of universal benefits and cures.
The Senate reopened discussion on regulating Philippine shipping with amendments delaying effect by a year. It also covered naval policy, Russo Japanese war views, and a large batch of private pension bills. The House spent the day on the District of Columbia appropriation bill and adjusted telephone rate limits for DC residents.
A shy narrator recalls a sunny bike ride with Beatrice, racing two miles where they tie just before the final post. The exchange of playful lines reveals mutual affection as the bicycle becomes a symbol of their bond and future together.
A Wisconsin Agriculturist reports on Canada’s farming potential from Manitoba’s grain valleys to Assiniboia. The piece notes soil quality deep loam, wheat yields of No. 1 hard wheat, vast arable acres, and growing dairying and cheese prospects.
Washington March 2 Senator Galling introduces a bill to raise executive and legislative pay. President 75000, vice president 9000, speaker 12000, cabinet 15600 each, senators and House members 8000 each. Also notes on Count Von Walderzee illness, river-works plea in Kansas City, cement plant near Ton to Basin, and Honolulu meteorological observatory orders.
Washington March 4 Senators Cullom and Hopkins of Winds request the president to assign A M Beaupre United States minister to Colombia a higher diplomatic post than his current role Rural Free Delivery Carriers Washington March 3 Senate committee on post offices and post roads heard F 4 Cunningham president of the National Association of Rural Letter Carriers advocate several bills to aid rural free delivery Carriers To Suspend Killing of Fur Seal Washington March 3 Representative Indiana introduced a resolution urging the secretary to act at once and indefinitely to stop the killing of fur seals on the Pribilof Islands Alaska
Miss Flora Hauser of Indianapolis and Miss Amanda Johnson of Fairchild Wisconsin credit Peruna with curing their catarrh head pain and nasal blockage after short course. The ads tout Peruna as a preventive for catarrh and claim benefits on mucous membranes with a note to write Dr Hartman at The Peruna Sanitarium Columbus for guidance.
This ad-like piece touts R Hartman and his Peruna remedy as a universal cure for chronic catarrh. It claims vast numbers of men women and children have been cured and credits Peruna with improving facial deformities caused by catarrh. It presents a sweeping endorsement without verifiable data.
A932 man with Donegal whiskers argues at an elevated train stop about McAdoo versus Mikado name origins. A Japanese ruler titled Mikado is explained as not Irish, yet the discussion notes how a McAdoo could still fight. The exchange cites press sources and references Punch and Chicago Tribune quips.
Market report fragment shows flour wheat corn oats rye and pork lard prices across New York Baltimore and Louisville. Few readable figures include flour 500 535 in New York and 1 05 for wheat No 2 red in Louisville with mixed corn and oats values and pork lard figures.
The piece suggests American novelists at the Asian front amid World War II are not reporting regularly. It warns newspapers funding their coverage may fear these writers are producing historical romances rather than delivering timely news.
The United States has maintained about a 13 to 1 population advantage over Canada for 40 years while the U S divorces during that period reached ten thousand times the Canadian total.
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