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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
5
A man at a Chicago Damrosch performance helps a frightened stranger, a beautiful woman, whose father leaves her. After a drugged escapade and a perilous night, the wife confronts a clairvoyant duo, exposing a staged double personality and arrest warrants.
The article discusses winter bird feeding methods from Bird Lore, recommending suet and fat foods hung high to deter cats. It cites a Jacksonville Illinois correspondent who built a winter bird table from suet and nuts, attracting chickadees, woodpeckers, bluejays, titmice, nuthatches, and occasional cardinals while watching from indoors.
Mrs. Violet Clay is awarded the Royal Red Cross for her services during and after the Dharmsala earthquake. She is the youngest daughter of Sir Hen Nightingale and wife of Major C. H. Clay of the 7th Gurkha Rifles, who saved his son despite serious injuries.
Adelina Patti rose to fame after debuting in New York in 1859 at age 16 under Maurice Strakosch in Lucidi Lammermoor. Her rapid rise included tours to Philadelphia New Orleans and London where she began a career that spanned over four decades as a leading lyric soprano.
Readers offered a three month free trial of Opportunity by completing and mailing a coupon. The notice promises delivery of the next issue within days and states the trial can be canceled after three months without any explanation. It emphasizes no obligation if not desired.
Public concern grows over widespread fabric adulteration with salts of tin and other substances. Silk dresses once valued for genuineness now rustle with tin salts while table linens and collars rely on cotton and fillers. Experts warn poisonous metallic compounds may affect skin through perspiration, shifting blame from laundries to manufacturers.
George Adams of the Crystal Theatre in Denver issues ten cent trading coupons with every ticket. The coupons can be redeemed in a store stocked with housekeeping goods. He claims to have given away more than three carloads of souvenirs to theater patrons during the summer.
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