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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
4
An elderly physician recalls a patient who demanded a capsule so large she could swallow it with ease. The patient quips about her two whist clubs and many lodges, insisting she can swallow bigger things than marriage has taught her.
A Victorian dialogue fragment shows a vid gentleman urging resilience while his son Yeu admits hardship. The exchange toys with the idea that no situation is ideal, ending with a cryptic line about Philadelphia Press.
Low fare travel by double bert in tourist sleeping cars to St Paul or Minneapolis on the Cet da Rmiway and J Paul Railway. Tickets available Tuesday and Friday during March on train No 1 leaving Chicago. Apply at the nearest coupon ticket agent or Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
The Padadelphia Press reports a cryptic exchange about Maives and Stinging, noting Sharpe's appearance in exile yesterday. Mentions Nuriteh Caddes and a remark about expecting self harm.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press features Edgar and Eleanor in a flirtatious exchange. The dialogue hints at caution over obedience and counsel about restraint in their interaction.
An old advertisement from John A. Salter Seed Co. of Lin Cross Wis promotes rye seeds at £0 or $1.90 per 100 lbs with low freight. The snippet also includes patient quotes about eye glasses and a cure claim for consumption attributed to Mrs Tha Robbins of Maple Street Norwich N. 3% Feb. 17.
A fragment reports a birthday party event with a brief exchange about the party date. The readable text mentions a “19 ce” reference and notes about sky or fet purse in a Chicago News context. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
The speaker urges that godliness benefits current life and the hereafter. He cites health, disposition, and integrity improved by faith, and urges believers to apply Christian principles daily in work, finances, and crises, warning against postponing religion to old age.
Article notes irrigation as a national issue with drought effects and possible arid West development under Agriculture Department study. David Hutton of Quartette Nevada invents an automatic, low cost water lifting machine using a bucked-and-paddle frame to elevate stream water to higher land. The mechanism operates with no ongoing cost after installation.
A government backed Good Roads caravan travels the southern states in a dozen cars with two hotel cars for instructors and aides. The mobile school teaches road building, showing first class dirt gravel and stone roads at each stop to demonstrate practical techniques. Led by Director Dodge and Mr. M. O. Eldridge, the expedition includes engineers and workers plus vast machinery for road sample construction.
Cheap round trip rates to the Pacific Coast and intermediate points offered by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines. Special summer rates under one cent per mile one way, return separate. Write W H Connor, General Agent, 53 East 4th St Cincinnati Ohio for details.
A jumble of colloquial dialogue captions from various papers plus product ads. Snippets include playful exchanges about spring and onions, a portrait anecdote, cough remedies, marriage quip, and a facial dye promotion. Also notes France candy production figures.
Historical price listings from Cincinnati Chicago New York and Baltimore show cattle hogs and sheep values, with grain and butter rates. Notable entries include No 2 red wheat around 83 to 89 cents, corn around 64 cents, and pork products ranging from 15 to 16. The mixed market figures reflect regional variations and packaging terms.
Lieutenant Sergeant Michael O’Halloran of the Summerdale Station writes from 1993 W Monroe Street Chicago Illinois praising Peruna for nasal catarrh relief. He notes officers who spent hours in rain have good reason to praise the remedy and recommend it to others.
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