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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
2
A patient describes severe menstrual and abdominal pain and says after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her condition improved and she avoided surgery. The letter urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy and seek Ly Lynn Pinkham's free advice.
In a rough street exchange a burglar wakes a man and admits he previously stole $100 and a gold watch, then disputes the victim's stated loss. The burglar says the outside watcher mistook the amount, and the judge’s library note implies a demand to make good on the theft.
In Bernards South Australia a farm aid famine leaves 400 former bar maids still employed under registration. Two years after abolition of bar maids wages rose from 25 shillings to three pounds weekly as hotels report poorer receipts due to kitman employment.
A Ohio widow of a famed newspaper editor credits a strong, active life at age 70 to Grape-Nuts cereal. She recounts a past stomach injury from which she recovered after switching from milk starch preparations to the cereal three years ago, praising its healthful effects and urging readers to seek the Road to Wellness booklet.
The article outlines simple and elegant afternoon tea setups for home entertaining. It covers table placement, equipment like the tea kettle on an alcohol lamp, serving roles, and the importance of fresh tea. It describes sandwiches, cakes, and sweets, plus the role of young helpers and festive touches.
A quick guide to crafting a table book case from a strong wooden box. Remove the lid and front, fit the box to form a stand, then cover interior and exterior with silk or brocade. Pad lightly with cotton, edge with braid, attach brass nails, and add small brass handles for lifting when filled with drinks.
The passage discusses Indigenous tactics of unseen movement, likening their camouflage to spiders' webs. It attributes the skill to hard hunting experiences and survival needs, suggesting the ability evolved into a broad instinct through generations as described by John Muir in the Atlantic.
A line praising a woman as a treasure for a man who possesses her, noting she can both act and think independently as quoted sentiment.
A compact historical survey of the late monarchic period in Palestine and Judah, tracing the twofold development of the kingdom through royal and prophetic lines, noting key kings like Rehoboam Asa and Jehoshaphat, religious reforms, the contest with Baal worship, Elijah and Elisha, and a teaching method for reviewing the lesson with students.
A woman reports her sister suffered red burning eyes for months before using Cuticura products. After a week with Cuticura Pills and Soap and nightly Ointment, swelling cleared and mucus subsided, with full recovery in six weeks. Also notes a railroad manager praised for dancing in Richmond Virginia.
Rood presents Hood s Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy for humors and blood impurities caused by winter living. The ad claims it cleanses the blood, aids overall health, and cites more than twenty ingredients, urging insistence on Hood s with no substitute.
A terse line appears to reflect a patient exchange about support and motivation. The fragment hints at a discussion around timing and the need for reassurance without further context.
Antiseptic powder to shake into shoes relieves corns bunions ingrown nails swelling sweating feet blisters and callous spots. Sold everywhere 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes. Le Roy New York address.
The notice touts Winslow's Soothing Strup for teething children claiming gums soften and pain eases. It lists cures for wind colic and a price of 25c per bottle, and ends with a proverb about complacency.
A partial handwritten message describes a daughter taking lessons abroad and mentions the writer seeking a path or assistance. The text is garbled but centers on a family communication about education or travel.
A fragmented OCR pass presents garbled lines about products and morals, mentioning Garfield Tea, health claims, and various odd phrases. The readable bits describe beverages and claims while noting skeptical attitudes toward one sided arguments.
An advertisement touts a health product promising quick relief and urges readers to try Gut a 1Ce box. The copy emphasizes ease of use and claims readers will not need other medicine after using it.
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