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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
7
A patient from Sabattus Maine praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for post child birth recovery. Letters from Mrs H W Herr and Mrs Charles Barclay describe renewed health, urging others to publish their testimonials. The ad promotes the herbal remedy as a standard female ton ic used for thirty years.
An advertisement promotes Perry lt tvs Pusnkiver to break a grippe like illness with symptoms of head, back and leg ache throat chills and sore throat. Bottles priced 25c 55c and 9d9? and several brands offered by dealers. Leis Single Binder cigars marketed to former smokers with a claim of confidence in enjoyment of foods like joy or sausages.
An advertisement touts a "Famous Cough and Cold Prescription" claimed to cure hundreds of colds rapidly. It prescribes glycerine, concentrated pine, whiskey, and doses after meals and at night, urging buyers to ensure they get genuine Concentrated Pine.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus forgiving sins and healing a paralyzed man in a Capernaum house. Four friends lower the patient through the roof, Jesus proclaims forgiveness, then heals him, illustrating faith and messianic power.
A reflection urging continuous spiritual growth toward Christ likeness. The author cites personal decline from ten years ago, seeks the source of spiritual disease, and calls for daily advancement in holiness and character.
The article extols obedience as the crowning grace of Christian life. It asserts learning God's will and willingly doing it brings peace and joy, quoting Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler that the loftiest attainment on earth is to do the Master’s will.
A compact reflection credits Ralph Waldo Emerson with the idea that every man’s task aligns with his life purpose, emphasizing personal duty and existential meaning.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a serious accident during travel and the narrator’s chance meeting with a spouse abroad. The piece threads risk, fate, and a transformative personal connection sparked on distant shores.
A four month old baby with severe eczema is reported to recover after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The mother, Mrs. Joseph Kossmann of Ridgewood Heights New York, endorses the treatment citing initial skin shedding and gradual healing over three days.
A woman notes a divorce is planned while a man jokes about a broken engagement. The exchange implies a separation within a social circle, with a sharp retort about the failed match and a misdeal of fate.
Advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease softens and relieves tired swollen aching feet for easier shoe wear. Promises rest and comfort for new shoes and ships samples free to address in Le Roy New York. Sold everywhere.
Cleveland Leader quotes a quip on proposals and flirtation noting the old maid’s reply sets a coquette or fooling tone. The remark captures social wit about suitors and marriage expectations in a lighthearted exchange.
Dr Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism promises rapid relief with the first dose. It is claimed to remove the cause and cure severest cases within a few hours. Available from druggists for 75 cents.
A humorous cartoon caption features a doctor ordering plain food and a patient quipping that the diet lasts until the bill is paid. The exchange highlights medical costs and patient humor.
Pettit's Eye Salve, 100 years old, advertised to relieve tired eyes and cure eye aches, inflammation, watering, or ulcers. Howard Bros. druggists of Buffalo, New York market the product alongside a John Oliver Hobbes quote on conviction and influence.
An advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT promising to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. The 50 cent product page urges readers to try it as a practical option when suffering worsens.
A vintage ad touts Alen's Dung Balsam as a quick cure for barking hacking raspy coughs. Sold for over four decades, it urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy and frames concerns as a morbid view of privileges in a Sir Walter Scott quote.
Sam Berger of James J. Jeffries pressed locals about a prize fight in a small California town. The town marshal’s deputy warned against violating the law, while Berger dismissed the threat, claiming the marshal’s presence was itself a misdemeanor.
A thoughtful reflection on how gentleness and generosity can shape leadership and defuse criticism. The quote emphasizes kindness as a strategic, powerful trait that earns trust and reduces opposition without force.
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