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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
4
An old remedy Peruna is promoted as a permanent cure for catarrh, claiming widespread success and encouragement from letters and testimonials. The ad copy urges readers to write Dr Hartman for evidence and personal consultation, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine advertising tones.
Indianapolis report outlines revived anti trust insurance measure aimed at curbing Chicago underwriters rate manipulation. The piece notes governor action expected, battles over amendments, and related bills on taxes, pensions, libraries, and railroad regulation shaping the session near its end.
The article notes rapid Western Canada growth drawing 100000 American settlers. It cites Mr. Mears from Cavalier County North Dakota who earned 4598.20 dollars on 250 acres with wheat flax and oats in one season near Arcola Asia. Government agencies in multiple cities offer data on mixed farming dairying ranching and grain.
Senator Depew recounts childhood rivers from the Hudson to the Nile and Rio Grande in a Washington Post account. He recalls viewing the Rio Grande near El Paso and an aged man’s quip that he had crossed the river twice, leading to a remark about rivers in New Mexico.
A Chicago Daily News quip notes a practical distinction between an avenue and a street. The joke riffs on rent as a deciding factor, with a speaker claiming about $30 more per month for avenues.
In a Cleveland Leater humorous exchange Miss Minnie Millions boasts her diamonds will supply bread, while Miss Caustique imagines pastry availability. The dialog pokes at wealth status through playful banter and the gleam of jewels.
A slender woman faces a burly robber with a revolver in a tense standoff. He demands the hidden money and threats await, but she refuses to reveal the hoard as the robber makes off with the bag in three minutes, chasing into the night.
Freeland Kansas March 9 Mr N Mead long time Kansas farmer and former Clarence New York native reports thriving wheat harvests and improved health after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He cites rapid relief and eventual cure from Kidney and Bladder Trouble stating the remedy worked from the start.
A correspondent recalls Dublin slums where five families share a single room in a tenement, one in each corner and one in the center. An old woman explains they fit despite crowded space, joking about the Caseys in the middle and the room’s limits.
Descriptive literature notes growing towns and cheap lands in the Indian Territory where development promises opportunities for farmers and artisans. March is due, with the Creek Nation now ready. Address Katy 301 Wainwright Bldg St. Louis Mo.
Dialogue fragment shows a couple in intimate conversation with playful exchange about love and engagement counts. The male character mentions being engaged 27 times, while the female offers comfort.
Union Pacific and the North Western Line offer three solid through trains daily from Chicago to California. A railway note includes a quotation by Jonn Willis Baer: A crank is something of an expert on a subject in which you are not interested.
Working girls urged to write to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass for free advice. Testimonial from Miss Janet Paine New York City credits the compound with ending painful periods improving sleep appetite and overall health. Notation warns gs5000 forfeit if the original letter cannot be produced and to take no substitute.
Nurse Mother Gray of a New York Children’s Home promotes a powder to break up colds feverishness and teething disorders, cure stomach issues and destroy worms. Sold by druggists 25 cents with a free sample. Address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Puck note about conscience.
An old time advertisement collector notes a Pills form of cough remedy and a laxative tablet, price twenty five cents. The page quotes quips from Philadelphia and Puck cartoons, referencing improved typewriters and witty remarks, with rail line ad copy to Chicago and the Northwest.
Collected testimonials from A C Sire and J A Sentamin praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache urinary troubles and night awakenings. Messages claim relief of pain, improved ability to work, and disappearance of swelling dropsy signs. Advertised benefits include urine clarity and relief from calculi and gravel.
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