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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
3
A merchant defends patent medicines, praising Rexall Mucu-Tone as safe and effective. He cites customer satisfaction, a free trial offer, and a money back guarantee, including a testimonial from Albany about catarrh relief and improved health after use.
The United Drug Company markets Rexall Remedies with 200 formulations each targeting a specific illness. Local agents promote guaranteed results and refunds if benefits are not seen, listing Nervousness Rexall Americanitis Elixir, Dyspepsia Rexall Cure, and Rexall Cherry Juice among 196 other remedies for 196 other ailments.
Miss Mary Gonz spent Sunday with Grace Shake. Daniel Saui was at Alfred Pongs Tuesday. Mrs. Jane Baile and daughter Abba, ill, are recovering. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Newton Wascom was buried in Ketchem cemetery Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Beasley a son on March 10. Hastings school closed Saturday March 9 with Frank McMullen as teacher. Samuel Long went to Terre Haute. Lily Long spent Sunday with Miss Emma Shake. Calvin and Lawrence Sears attended Bellviewy services Sunday night. Rosa Ray of Loogcotes visiting relatives this week. Mrs Herbert Ketchem and Miss Emma Shake were at Qd on Monday. Emmett Colglaziar spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Daily Craygraft. Mrs Nathan Fengler spent Sunday with Dillard Boardman and family. Mrs Harvey Aishie and little daughter on the sick list. Mrs John Elkins is on the sick list.
Readable text notes Le Xeely's bath house offering a good clean bath. No additional context or dates provided.
Daily trains depart Seymour and Terre Haute with listed stops at Bedford Odon Elnora Beehunter Linton Jasonville and more. Times show morning departures from Seymour and afternoon arrivals at Terre Haute with reverse runs from Terre Haute to Bedford and Seymour. For schedules and details contact local agent or H. P. Radley Grand Central Station Chicago.
The piece argues that marriage is not a failure despite faults in society and that homes shape lives. It contrasts human relations with universal hardships, urging empathy for the poor, to humanize aid beyond mere feeding, and to sustain ambition and hope even in poverty.
Indiana Senator Beveridge argues for a strong national government over states rights at a New York City dinner. He cites Morton and Lincoln, supports direct election of senators, and urges unity under the Stars and Stripes, asserting nationwide laws protect labor, brands, and public health. Professor John Krom Rees dies at 51 in Summit New Jersey.
Dr. T. W. Hadley of the Kansas Improved Stock Breeders' association argues for dental care in all domestic animals. He notes symptoms of dental trouble such as drooling, poor appetite, rough coats, and head-tilting, and warns that neglected teeth waste feed and cause suffering from cattle to horses.
A historical note discusses the corpus callosum as the brain’s connecting bridge linking the hemispheres. It recounts Dr A H Stevens claim that the corpus callosum houses the soul and cites cases of individuals surviving without it, challenging the soul theory with later medical evidence from Dr A I Sawyer.
The funeral for John McCarty was held in Loogoctee on Thursday. He formerly owned the Grand Hotel and a local saloon and was well known throughout the county. He was sixty five years of age.
Notice sets one way colonist rates from Odon to California North Pacific Coast Montana Idaho and Intermediate Territory valid March 1 to April 30 and September 1 to October 31 1907.
A Cornbill Magazine scene from Limfjord Denmark describes reading a newspaper at 10:30 PM without light while villagers skittle and starling filled trees outside. The inn buzzes with carts, cows, and the innkeeping pair managing late life as dawn nears.
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